Prices of old gasoline cars considered junk are rising sharply – a 7,000 euro BMW is now selling for 15,400 euros
The prices of vintage gasoline luxury cars from the 1980s and 1990s in Finland are surging after years of being undervalued.
Full Ban on New Combustion Engine Cars Imposed - Here Are the Consequences After Two Years
Ethiopia's government banned the import of combustion engine cars two years ago, leading to a significant increase in the share of electric vehicles.
Ethiopia: Ethiopia Ev Adoption Gains Pace After Gas Car Import Ban
Ethiopia's ban on gasoline and diesel car imports is accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.
The world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer has sued Trump
China's largest electric vehicle manufacturer BYD has filed a lawsuit against former President Trump's administration over import tariffs imposed on its products in the U.S.
Is rescue falling straight into the arms of the European automotive industry – A tremendous market area opening as a new playing field
The EU-India free trade agreement signed on January 26 is poised to significantly enhance European car manufacturers' positions in one of the world's largest automotive markets by reducing import tariffs and facilitating the movement of components and vehicles between the EU and India.
Chinese electric car assembled in Brazil is taxed again; rate is expected to reach 35% by 2027
Brazil's temporary import tax exemption for disassembled electric vehicles has ended, leading to a projected tax increase to 35% by January 2027.
What does minimum price mean for Chinese-origin EVs
The European Commission has agreed to allow Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers to import their cars into Europe with proposed minimum prices instead of the existing tariffs of up to 35%.
Customs Dispute Settled: What German Customers Can Expect After Minimum Prices for China's Electric Cars
The EU and China have reached an agreement regarding the import of electric vehicles, outlining new guidelines to help manufacturers avoid special tariffs on Chinese-made electric cars, though specific details are ambiguous for consumers.
Minimum Prices Instead of Tariffs: The Consumer Pays
The EU and China have resolved their dispute over the import of electric vehicles from China, with consumers bearing the cost as Chinese manufacturers are set to sell at predetermined minimum prices.