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According to Chalmers' research, its AI charging system could add up to 100,000 additional miles of life on a Tesla's battery. Credit: Tesla EVs have gained traction partly because they eliminate issues common to petrol and diesel engines. However, battery degradation now poses a maintenance concern for the sector. Lithium-ion batteries deteriorate with frequent fast charging.

Across Europe, billions of euros have been committed to the development and roll-out of EVs. Credit: simonkr/Getty Images Almost €200bn (US$232.7bn) has been committed to EV ecosystems by countries in the European Economic Area and Switzerland. The commitments include â‚¬109bn (US$127bn) in the battery supply chain, up to €46bn (US$53.5bn) in rolling out public charging networks and â‚¬60bn (US$70bn) in manufacturing, research group New Automotive says.

Tata Motors owned Jaguar says its Type 01 prototypes will appear on the streets of Monaco wearing a distinctive camouflage wrap, ahead of Jaguar TCS Racing competing in the Formula E race weekend. In a press release detailing the Type 01, Jaguar says its tri‑motor technology delivers more than 1,000 PS and over 1,300 Nm of torque. Jaguar says the '0' represents electric propulsion and zero tailpipe emissions while the '1' denotes its status as the first Jaguar of a new era.

Menzies Aviation has reached 25% electrification target of its ground support vehicles. Credit: Menzies In discussions about decarbonising transport, the aviation sector often receives significant attention due to its substantial emissions and the considerable progress still required to achieve decarbonisation.

McKinsey says that autonomous vehicles (AVs) are on the on-ramp to full deployment. Credit: Zoox 11 May Zoox robotaxis officially landed on the Las Vegas strip in 2025 and have since driven nearly two million autonomous miles and carried more than 350,000 riders. Last month, the Amazon owned company announced a significant expansion to San Francisco and Miami as well as initial rollouts in Austin, Texas and Miami, Florida.

Honda's Super-N EV. Credit: Honda Japanese carmaker Honda recorded an operating loss of JP„414.3 (US$2.6bn) for financial year 2025/26, with the company citing EV related losses as well as tariff impacts as key concerns for the business. Honda cited revisions to the EV incentives in the US as well as the easing of fossil fuel regulations as key drivers of its decrease in EV sales volume.

The FĆ©dĆ©ration Internationale de lā€™Automobile (FIA) has announced that it will officiate a new hydrogen land speed record attempt led by JCB on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. The British manufacturer will target a new benchmark using hydrogen internal combustion engine technology in the newly developed JCB Hydromax vehicle.

From Western Canada to leading 4,000 experts at SLR, Bradley Andrews uses his roots as a geophysicist to bridge technical science with commercial reality From Western Canada to leading 4,000 experts at SLR, Bradley Andrews uses his roots as a geophysicist to bridge technical science with commercial reality Growing up in Western Canada, Bradley Andrews, CEO of SLR, has always been close with nature.

The global economy is pivoting from ‘climate ambition’ to ‘climate execution,’ as the marketplace is becoming increasingly crowded with generalist firms offering sustainability advice. Bradley Andrews, CEO of SLR Consulting, has made it his mission to carve out a different path, describing SLR as a “global pure-play sustainability company” that acts as the essential bridge between deep technical environmental science and commercial reality.

Get an inside look at the high-stakes world of Formula E in this exclusive interview with CEO Jeff Dodds. Known for its disruptive approach to motorsport, Formula E aims to create both elite competition and cutting-edge sustainability. This conversation explores how the series is pushing the boundaries of what electric vehicles can achieve on the world’s most iconic city streets.