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Volkswagen Suffers More Than Rivals From Auto Industry Woes

The German automaker’s sales in the United States plunged last year, hit by tariffs and the end of tax credits for electric vehicles. Go to Source

CATL Opens Middle East’s Largest New Energy Aftermarket Facility in Riyadh

CATL opens Middle East’s first NING SERVICE Experience Center in Riyadh —currently the largest new energy aftermarket facility outside China. The facility offers comprehensive full-lifecycle after-sales support, cultivates local technical talent and accelerates the deployment of advanced electrification and energy storage solutions. It also functions as a regional ecosystem hub linking diverse stakeholders and resources… Continue reading CATL Opens Middle East’s Largest New Energy Aftermarket Facility in Riyadh

CATL Opens Middle East’s Largest New Energy Aftermarket Facility in Riyadh

The 13 most useful smart home devices I’ve seen at CES 2026 (and would buy if I could)

Kerry Wan/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways CES 2026 showcases smarter, more autonomous home tech. AI-driven features are becoming standard across home devices. Battery-free power and quieter operation were notable features. CES makes this smart home reviewer happy each year. There are numerous amazing, innovative, and compelling… Continue reading The 13 most useful smart home devices I’ve seen at CES 2026 (and would buy if I could)

Exclusive – Mahindra EV Charging Head Kedar Apte Exits; Anoop Kachhara Appointed Successor

Mahindra & Mahindra has appointed Anoop Kachhara as vice president and business head of EV charging infrastructure, following the departure of the current head of charging, Kedar Apte. Apte is moving on to pursue opportunities outside the Mahindra Group, the company said in an internal announcement. He had joined Mahindra as chief of international operations… Continue reading Exclusive – Mahindra EV Charging Head Kedar Apte Exits; Anoop Kachhara Appointed Successor

3 Growth Stocks to Invest $1,000 in Right Now

You might want to make a point of looking a little bit off the beaten path in the current market environment. Do you need some new names for the growth portion of your portfolio, but you’re worried about the market’s go-to growth picks’ steep valuations? If this sounds like you right now, don’t worry —… Continue reading 3 Growth Stocks to Invest $1,000 in Right Now

A Little More Bad News for Tesla Investors

When it rains, it pours, and there’s a little more bad news for Tesla investors as data from 2025 comes rolling in. Some investors can applaud Tesla (TSLA +2.06%) CEO Elon Musk’s growing slight-of-hand prowess. While the company has a seemingly ever-growing mountain of problems, challenges, and uncertainty, Musk has cleverly distracted and entertained investors… Continue reading A Little More Bad News for Tesla Investors

INMOTION Showcases Breakthrough Innovations in High-Performance Personal Mobility at CES 2026

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — INMOTION, a global leader in electric personal mobility solutions, returns to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in 2026 with a strong lineup of high-performance products and proprietary technologies. At this year’s show, INMOTION highlights its latest innovations in electric unicycles and electric scooters, reinforcing its position at the… Continue reading INMOTION Showcases Breakthrough Innovations in High-Performance Personal Mobility at CES 2026

CES 2026: The First Solid-State Vehicle May Be a Motorcycle

In a global race to get solid-state batteries on the road, few would bet on two tiny companies in Estonia, known for their innovative hubless, in-wheel electric motors and motorcycles. Yet these upstarts have apparently done what Tesla, BYD and other EV-and-battery titans have been unable to do. To be fair, building a relative handful… Continue reading CES 2026: The First Solid-State Vehicle May Be a Motorcycle

Stellantis Europe chief concerned at ‘misalignment’ in EU regulation

He said EU should protect the European auto ‍industry and help cover ⁠some existing gaps ⁠with Chinese competitors in areas such as batteries and semiconductors. The size and shape of any future ‍investments in Europe by carmaker Stellantis will hinge on decisions on auto industry regulation, the carmaker’s ⁠head of Europe said on Friday, expressing… Continue reading Stellantis Europe chief concerned at ‘misalignment’ in EU regulation