EV UPDATE: Trump’s Tariffs Just Changed Everything! Carmakers Are in Chaos!

The rush to protectionist policies against the Chinese may actually play into Chinese car makers’ hands

The global automotive industry is in turmoil once again, and this time, it’s thanks to a political grenade lobbed straight from the White House. Donald Trump has just announced a fresh wave of 25% tariffs on imported automobiles, along with semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, sending shockwaves through the already uncertain EV market. If you thought the shift to electrification was on shaky ground before, buckle up—because it just got a whole lot worse.

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EV Update: Labour Reverses 2035 Ban

Plus ZEV Mandate Miss, and latest battery tech and charging infrastructure updates

The electric vehicle (EV) revolution is rolling forward, but not without its share of twists, turns, and roadblocks. The UK has seen impressive EV sales growth, but recent political decisions are shaking things up. Labour has officially reversed the 2035 ban on petrol and diesel car sales, bringing the deadline back to 2030. So, what does this mean for the car industry, buyers, and the broader push for electrification?

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BREAKING NEWS: Honda and Nissan Discuss Merger

Should the Japanese giants merge? What would it mean for the auto-industry?

It’s not every day you hear two automotive giants like Honda and Nissan mentioned in the same sentence with the word “merger.” But that’s exactly what’s happening, according to a report from Nikkei. Two of Japan’s biggest car manufacturers are reportedly in preliminary talks to join forces, and if this goes ahead, it could be one of the biggest shake-ups the car industry has seen in decades.

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Chinese Cars Hit with Up to 30% EU Tariff 

EV Prices to Rocket! What It Means for You!

Breaking news! The EU is set to impose hefty tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), with rates potentially reaching up to 48%. This dramatic move combines new tariffs with existing ones and is set to take effect from the 4th of July. This decision stems from the EU’s ongoing concerns over heavy subsidies provided by the Chinese government to its EV manufacturers, which is seen as giving them an unfair advantage in the global market.

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