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EU Car Sales Dip 3.9% in January 2026 as EV Market Share Climbs to 19.3%
EU car registrations fell 3.9% in January 2026, but battery-electric vehicles reached a 19.3% market share. Hybrids lead, while petrol and diesel sales continue to decline across Europe.
Ampere and Basquevolt Partner to Develop Lithium Metal EV Batteries
Renault Group’s Ampere signs a Joint Development Agreement with Basquevolt to accelerate lithium metal battery technology, promising higher energy density, lower costs and faster charging for next-gen EVs.
Toyota and Lexus Simplify Home EV Charging with Treehouse Partnership
Toyota and Lexus team up with Treehouse to simplify home EV charger installation for 2026 BEVs and PHEVs. Get Level 2 charging with upfront quotes in 48 hours and professional installation nationwide.
Volvo Recalls Over 40,000 EX30 Electric SUVs Over Battery Overheating Risk
Volvo is recalling more than 40,000 EX30 electric SUVs globally due to a potential battery overheating issue. Here’s what owners need to know about the fix and safety advice.
Honda ICON e Electric Scooter Launches at Lower Price Than Petrol Mopeds
Honda unveils the ICON e:, an affordable electric scooter with 81 km range and removable battery tech. Designed for urban riders, it undercuts petrol mopeds on price.
Donut Lab Solid-State Battery Hits 80% in 4.5 Minutes in Independent Tests
Independent tests by VTT confirm Donut Lab’s solid-state EV battery can charge to 80% in 4.5 minutes without active cooling, outperforming traditional lithium-ion cells.
Lamborghini Cancels Lanzador EV, Doubles Down on Plug-In Hybrids
Lamborghini has shelved its all-electric Lanzador and will focus on plug-in hybrid supercars instead. Here’s what the decision means for luxury EV buyers in Europe and the US.
Microlino Launches in Norway with Local Partner, Prices Start from €19,100
Microlino expands into Norway with Microlino Norge AS, offering the compact electric microcar in two versions. Range up to 228 km and prices from NOK 214,900 (€19,100).
PHEVs Use More Fuel Than Advertised, Major Study Finds
A massive study of 1 million vehicles reveals that plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) consume significantly more fuel than manufacturers promise. Here is why the WLTP gap is growing.
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