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Does the £17k Volkswagen ID 1 really represent progress?

There’s a lot to like about the Volkswagen ID 1. In an age when cars are forever growing bigger, here’s a proper city car that’s right-sized and looks great. A mainstream car brand committing to the A-segment is something to celebrate. But there’s one big concern: with a promised range of “at least” 155 miles,… Continue reading Does the £17k Volkswagen ID 1 really represent progress?

Volkswagen ID Every1 previews £17k city car for 2027

Volkswagen has vowed to realise its long-held goal of an ‘affordable’ £17,000 electric car in 2027 with the arrival of the production version of the new ID Every1 concept car. Described by Volkswagen as a model “from Europe for Europe”, the new car will serve as the spiritual successor to the Up as an A-segment… Continue reading Volkswagen ID Every1 previews £17k city car for 2027

Will EV sales in India hit 2 million units in FY2025?

Having missed the 2-million retail sales milestone in in calendar year 2024 by a whisker – just 49,521 units – India EV Inc is once again in the reckoning for the big 20,00,000 number in FY2025. In the first 11 months of the fiscal from April 2024 to February 2025, as per sales data on… Continue reading Will EV sales in India hit 2 million units in FY2025?

Will EV sales in India hit 2 million units in FY2025?

Tesla’s EU Sales Drop as Anger Toward Elon Musk Grows

Tesla’s sales in Germany plunged in February, part of a wider slump across Europe that has undercut the company’s share price and highlighted anger at the political activities of Elon Musk, the company’s chief executive. Sales of Tesla cars in Germany, Europe’s largest market for electric vehicles, dove 76 percent in February compared with a… Continue reading Tesla’s EU Sales Drop as Anger Toward Elon Musk Grows

The Problem With Car Tariffs: What’s an Import?

Source: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration The New York Times President Trump’s 25 percent tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico could be felt particularly acutely by automakers — and car buyers — because of the number of vehicles and parts that come into the United States every day as they head to market.… Continue reading The Problem With Car Tariffs: What’s an Import?