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Tesla has introduced a new Long Range RWD variant of the Model 3 that has a 436-mile range.

New fully electric van registrations fell in September, the fourth successive month of falling demand and the sixth month of decline this year.

Hyundai has confirmed pricing for the Inster, a budget-friendly model that will sit alongside the Citroen e-C3 and Dacia Spring.

Tesla has introduced a new Long Range RWD variant of the Model Y, replacing the existing entry-level model.

Peugeot has unveiled the E-408, an electric version of its existing 408 fastback.

A Volkswagen ID 7 has been driven for almost 500 miles on a single charge, during an on-road range test.

Vauxhall has realigned the pricing for its electric Astra and Corsa models, with cuts of up to £4,795.

Lexus has launched a new variant of its RZ electric SUV with a longer range and a lower starting price.

Skoda is expanding its electric car line-up with the new Elroq compact SUV.

Allowing hybrids to stay on sale until 2035 creates a potential window of opportunity for hydrogen vans to become more widely adopted, says FleetCheck.

Chinese manufacturer Leapmotor has revealed details about the all-electric T03, which will be priced from £15,995.

Leapmotor has released more details about its all-electric SUV, the C10, which has a 69.9kWh battery offering up to 262 miles of range.

Gecko Motors has launched its MagicWay electric van into the European market, promising a pure electric range of up to 550km (341 miles).

Equipmake has been awarded £350,000 in funding from the Advanced Propulsion Centre for the co-development of an electric fire truck.

Petrol and diesel cars are written off at more than double the rate of electric vehicles (EVs), according to new research Cap HPI.

A real-world range test has shown what distance a driver should expect to cover from a fully-charged battery on some of the latest EVs.

Bosch wants to seize the opportunities now arising from the growth in global freight transport and the switch to alternative powertrain systems.

Van fleet operators set to benefit most from Government plans to allow the sale of new hybrid electric vehicles in some form until 2035.

Shell has opened its first electric truck charging station in the UK at the Shell Markham Moor Truck Stop in Nottinghamshire.

Maxus, which is part of the SAIC Group, says the new eTerron 9 marks the beginning of a model offensive over the next few years.

Venson survey finds more than a quarter of respondents had recently been taken by surprise by the almost silent approach of a plug-in car.

A new study from Geotab suggests that the vast majority of electric vehicle batteries will outlast the usable life of the vehicle.

Chinese manufacturer BYD has revealed a new line-up of electric vans and trucks, including the E-Vali, a new zero-emission LCV.

Bedeo has announced a major partnership milestone with France-based Automobiles Dangel.

The sale of new hybrid electric vehicles is expected to be allowed until 2035, with the DfT to consult on what the qualifying criteria will be.

A new, concept electric van – the Estafette – has been unveiled by Flexis, the new company formed by Volvo and Renault in March.

Andy Picton, chief commercial vehicle editor at Glass’s, examines the performance of both new and used light commercial vehicle (LCV) markets during August.

The BVRLA says falling values are damaging confidence in the transition and making new EVs more expensive.

Carbon reduction is the primary reason for LCV fleets to transition from diesel and petrol to electric vehicles (EVs), according to Northgate.

Motor Assist is calling for the accident aftercare industry to implement an EV replacement guarantee when EV drivers require a courtesy vehicle.

The E-3008 represents a major evolution in Peugeot's electric powertrain offering and has impressive refinement and technology.

Tual is launching swappable batteries for eHGVs to help address challenges facing commercial fleets looking to switch to zero emissions.

Renault has confirmed pricing for the Rafale plug-in hybrid, which is available to order now.

More than a third (40%) of UK employees said they will choose an electric car for the their next vehicle, according to the 2024 Tusker EV Driver Survey.

Volvo Cars has changed its electrification and carbon reduction goals, going back on its original plan to become a fully electric car manufacturer by 2030.

Competitive pricing and high levels of comfort make the e-C4 worthy of consideration.

Kia has updated the EV6 for 2025 with a new battery, revised pricing and an enhanced specification.

BYD has expanded the model line-up for its Dolphin compact hatchback.

Mercedes-Benz has given the EQE saloon a refreshed powertrain line up, boosting the car's range and performance.

Plans to build local facilities are being accelerated by Chinese car manufacturers to localise supply chains with various EV tariffs being imposed.