Global EV sales surge in November - here's how China is driving momentum
November marked another record-breaking month for EV sales with 1.8 million units sold globally, according to the report by EV research-house, Rho Motion.
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Ferrari to supply Cadillac F1 team with engines in 2026
Ferrari will supply engines and gearboxes to a new Cadillac Formula One team in a multi-year agreement from 2026, subject to final approval of the entry, the Italian manufacturer said on Tuesday.
Give the gift of warmth and comfort with luxurious gloves created to help ease hand pain
A family-run business is combining luxury and upcycling on a mission to improve the lives of people struggling with aches and pains whilst helping the environment at the same time.
How long will an EV last before it has to be replaced? A guide to electric car battery life
Welcome to The Switch, Euronews Next's new mobility series for people considering making the switch to an EV.
Warning over UK's ability to make vaccines for future biological threats
The UK is poorly prepared to tackle the next Covid-like biological threat, according to an influential cross-party Lords Committee. The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee has written to the Government to raise concerns about how prepared the UK is for future pandemics, describing the current situation as “troubling”.
Mexico seizes record fentanyl haul after Trump's tariff threat
Mexican troops have seized a record amount of fentanyl pills in the northern state of Sinaloa, equivalent to more than 20 million doses of the drug.
Italian deputy PM blames Agnelli family for Stellantis problems
Italian deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini has said the Agnelli family should be held as responsible for Stellantis' issues as the car company's now ex-chief executive officer (CEO), Carlos Tavares. The latter abruptly resigned earlier this week, following Stellantis continuing to see disappointing sales and the announcement it was to close its Vauxhall plant in the UK.
World Tennis No.2 Iga Swiatek Accepts One-Month Doping Suspension
French Open champion Iga Swiatek escaped with a one-month suspension for a positive doping test after convincing the International Tennis Integrity Agency that it had not been intentional, the ITIA announced on Thursday. Poland's Swiatek, 23, tested positive for the prohibited substance trimetazidine (TMZ) in an out-of-competition sample in August 2024. The ITIA, however, accepted that it was caused by "the contamination of a regulated non-prescription medication (melatonin), manufactured and sold in Poland that the player had been taking for jet lag and sleep issues".