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France is offering car owners the chance to scrap their old vehicle for a 2,500 euro electric bicycle grant to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The rise of online shopping is generating ever more deliveries. Now these Dutch cities are making van drivers go green by banning fossil-fuel vehicles.
Emissions from cycling can be more than 30 times lower for each trip than driving a fossil fuel car and about ten times lower than driving an electric one.
All that these technologies need to start transforming our cities is regulatory approval. Are we on the verge of a Blade Runner-style future?
In a UK first, cars on the island of Yell, located in the Shetland Islands in Scotland, can now be entirely fuelled by Nova Innovation's tidal turbines.
66% of prospective car buyers have said fuel efficiency is particularly important to them, according to a Statista survey, followed by safety and price.
A McKinsey and World Economic Forum survey has looked at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on consumer sentiment in the mobility sector. Here's what it found.
Whether you find the idea alarming or exciting, more and more places around the world are trialling the use of autonomous public transport in their cities.
Swedish-based carmaker Volvo said 50% of its global sales should be fully-electric cars by 2025 and the other half hybrid models. It follows Ford Motor Co.
Some cars run on petrol. Some run on electricity. But they all run on silicon and a shortage of computer chips is causing problems.
China boasts the largest EV market. Other countries also improved their sustainability in 2020, as the demand for electric vehicles grew across the globe.
According to estimates, European nations continued to dominate the percentage sales of electric vehicles in 2020, with global uptake also rising last year.
The switch to electric vehicles is well underway in many countries, increasing the importance of adequate charging facilities.
The robot has several design innovations such as 360-degree directional control, the ability to carry cargo and a range of sensors for remote observation.
MIT researchers have been investigating the most convenient locations for charging points which would maximize the number of electric vehicles on the road.