Browsing: European Union

Governor Gavin Newsom vetoes bill that would have made California the first state to require speed alert systems in all new vehicles sold in the state starting in 2030

The Australian government is considering a gradual phase-out of the Luxury Car Tax to minimize the impact on vehicle resale values during EU free-trade agreement negotiations.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is considering abolishing the country’s 33% luxury car tax as part of a potential free trade agreement with the European Union.

Australian government considers scrapping Luxury Car Tax to boost agricultural exports to Europe, potentially making luxury vehicles more affordable

Analysis of CO2 emission levels from new passenger cars in the EU for 2023, based on preliminary data from the European Environment Agency

Volvo begins assembling its EX30 electric car in Ghent, Belgium, to better meet European demand and avoid EU tariffs on Chinese-built EVs

Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) technology is now mandatory in all new cars sold in the European Union, bringing speed limiters to the forefront of road safety. Here’s how it works.

Examining the environmental impact of car emissions, the rise of electric vehicles, and the EU’s strategies for a cleaner future.

Provisional data from the European Environment Agency indicates a continued decrease in CO2 emissions from newly registered cars and vans in Europe throughout 2023.

The European Commission plans to end tax advantages for fossil fuel-powered company cars to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in corporate fleets.