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German automaker Porsche has experienced dropping sales as competition in China continues to rise, with demand for some of its key electric models falling as well. ADVERTISEMENT Auto giants such….
The head of the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association explains why the industry faces multi-billion euro fines next year when stricter CO2 emissions limits kick in ADVERTISEMENT Sales of electric vehicles….
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Brussels and Beijing have agreed to take a new look at price undertakings, which could avoid extra tariffs on China-made electric vehicles. ADVERTISEMENT A high-profile attempt between the European Commission….
The refinery is expected to produce enough lithium hydroxide for 500,000 electric cars per year. ADVERTISEMENT AMG Lithium opened Europe’s first lithium refinery in Bitterfeld-Wolfen in Germany. The refinery was….
