Chinese EV giant to build one of Europe’s biggest car factories

A Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker is scouting for locations to build one of Europe’s biggest car factories. Great Wall Motor is looking at sites in Spain and Hungary along with other countries as it targets a production output of 300,000 vehicles per year locally. Assuming most of the carmaker’s production is concentrated there, the… Continue reading Chinese EV giant to build one of Europe’s biggest car factories

Mahindra Racing Commits to Formula E’s GEN4 Era Until 2030

Mahindra Racing announced its commitment as a manufacturer to the GEN4 era of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, extending its participation until at least 2030 when the new generation begins in the 2026/27 season. The announcement, made during the unveiling of the team’s new M12Electro in India, continues a relationship that began in… Continue reading Mahindra Racing Commits to Formula E’s GEN4 Era Until 2030

MUFG Rings Closing Bell® at New York Stock Exchange

Event Marks 20th Anniversary of Merger Between Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group, UFJ Holdings to form MUFG NEW YORK, Nov. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (NYSE: MUFG), one of the 10 largest global financial groups, rang The Closing Bell® at the New York Stock Exchange today to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the merger… Continue reading MUFG Rings Closing Bell® at New York Stock Exchange

Clean Technica: From Russia With Love: How Low Can Tesla’s Brand Reputation Go?004263

Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Business students around the world will be studying the brand reputation journey of the US startup Tesla for many years to come. They will have plenty of material to work with. While investors are still sweet on the diversified company overall, CEO Elon Musk seems… Continue reading Clean Technica: From Russia With Love: How Low Can Tesla’s Brand Reputation Go?004263

Motability removes premium brands from scheme

Premium car brands will no longer be available via Motobility – a programme that helps disabled people in the UK lease vehicles using their government benefits. Car makers such as Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz are being “removed immediately”, Motability Operations confirmed on Monday evening (24 November). The part-taxpayer-funded scheme is being revised to focus on cars that “meet… Continue reading Motability removes premium brands from scheme