Norwegian electric vehicles sales back up from September
In Norway, 9,727 electric cars were newly registered in October, giving them a market share of 77.5 per cent of the country’s new passenger car registrations. In addition, there were 1,126 plug-in hybrids. The VW ID.4 topped the model ranking in October with 1,014...
Miles acquires WeShare electric car-sharing services from Volkswagen Group
Volkswagen’s electric car-sharing service WeShare was acquired by Miles Mobility. At the same time, Miles has ordered more than 10,000 electric cars from the Audi, Seat, Cupra and VW brands, which are to be delivered from 2023 onwards. In the course of the...
Marca por marca: Los nuevos eléctricos “protagonistas” del Salón de París
En una nueva edición de tradicional evento, los stands de las distintas marcas ofrecieron a la vista sus modelos electrificados. Durante el show parisino, firmas como Peugeot, Renault, Jeep, DS y BYD relucieron durante una semana sus nuevos vehículos. Las novedades...
50 ventas en 18 minutos: Citröen “arrasa” con su compacto eléctrico Ami Buggy en Francia
Las 50 primeras unidades eléctricas puestas a la venta en Francia del Citröen Ami Buggy, una edición limitada del Ami, se han vendido en tan solo 18 minutos, según ha señalado la marca automovilística en un comunicado este miércoles. Este compacto de 2,41 metros de...
El duelo de mayo de los coches eléctricos en la península ibérica es para España
La península ibérica tiene un ganador en matriculaciones: España. Con una ventaja considerable el país consigue “derrotar” a Portugal en cantidad de matriculaciones. Los datos compartidos por la Asociación Española de Fabricantes de Automóviles y Camiones (ANFAC)...
Brazil close to new incentives for electric vehicles what projects did the Senate approve?
The Senate Committee on Science and Technology (CCT) approved bill 6.020/2019 by Senator Leila Barros (PDT/DF), which creates a policy of tax incentives for the development of electric mobility and research in Brazil. The analysis of the bill now passes to the...
Spanish regulatory work paves the way for new charging infrastructure projects
Spain’s central government has stepped on the accelerator with a fixed goal: to promote electromobility and provide a stronger regulatory framework for the technological transition. This work has resulted in three key regulations, which have allowed companies...
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