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In Conversation with S&P Global Mobility’s Jeremie Bouchaud

With little visibility on chip supplies and despite growing investments for capacity expansion at semiconductor manufacturers, the problem, however, is likely to persist for at least another two years. The semiconductor shortage has crippled the global automotive industry which is scrambling for chips to manage production of vehicles almost on a weekly basis. With little… Continue reading In Conversation with S&P Global Mobility’s Jeremie Bouchaud

My Week In Cars: New Steve Cropley/Matt Prior podcast (episode 9)

Episode 9 of My Week In Cars brings you closer to Matt and Steve’s weekly columns in Autocar magazine. Join our pair of petrolheads as they chat about London Motor Week, the importance of spare wheels, data helping you save money into the next decade and, of course, your correspondence. Make sure you never miss… Continue reading My Week In Cars: New Steve Cropley/Matt Prior podcast (episode 9)

From the archive: on this day in 2006

The unveiling of the Porsche Cayenne as the German marque’s first SUV 21 years ago was famously controversial. At the time, we asked various experts for their views. So, who was prophetic and who’s been made to look a fool? Peugeot designer Keith Ryder said: “I was expecting something with a lot more character and strength.… Continue reading From the archive: on this day in 2006

UK drug-driving and speeding offences hit record highs

Drug-driving and speeding offences hit record highs last year, according to worrying new official figures. AA analysis of Crown and Magistrates Court data for 2021 showed that, as the UK came out of lockdown and travel restrictions, the number of drug-driving cases increased by 54 per cent to 21,411, while speeding cases rose 24 per… Continue reading UK drug-driving and speeding offences hit record highs

New Audi Q8 e-tron arrives as the brand’s reinvented flagship electric SUV

Evolution improves the breed, and that’s exactly what Audi is doing with its e-tron electric SUV, treating the car to major technology updates, more subtle styling changes and an all-new name, as part of a mid-life refresh. The e-tron SUV becomes the Q8 e-tron, with the new car still available in a choice of two… Continue reading New Audi Q8 e-tron arrives as the brand’s reinvented flagship electric SUV

New AEHRA SUV enters all-electric luxury car market

Luxury electric SUVs are certainly in vogue with the world’s premium and performance car makers. But now, there’s a new kid on the block: AEHRA, which is aiming to disrupt the sector with its all-new SUV. The AEHRA marque was only launched earlier this year, so its first vehicle has been turned around impressively quickly.… Continue reading New AEHRA SUV enters all-electric luxury car market

Ola Electric displays S1 scooters at EICMA, to enter European market in Q1

Ola Electric has showcased its S1 scooters on the global platform of EICMA 2022 in Milan. Importantly, it has announced plans to enter key European markets in the first quarter of 2023. The company is in talks with a number of local partners for a seamless retail and service network across key European countries. Ola… Continue reading Ola Electric displays S1 scooters at EICMA, to enter European market in Q1

Ola Electric displays S1 scooters at EICMA, to enter European market in Q1

Honda reveals EM1 e electric scooter at EICMA

In September this year, Honda Motor Co had announced its future product development programme for carbon neutrality, which includes the introduction of 10 new electric two-wheelers by 2025 as well as a number of flex-fuel models. The Japanese auto major revealed the first of those electric bikes at EICMA 2022 in the form of the… Continue reading Honda reveals EM1 e electric scooter at EICMA