Recharging the debate: Are EVs just for rich men?
Europe and nations around the world have put ambitious targets in place to curb emissions from road transport.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff reveals Pep Guardiola advice helped through Lewis Hamilton exit
Formula One boss Toto Wolff has revealed that he once received great advice from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola on how to deal with driver departures.
European stocks underperform global peers amid Trump's victory
Despite a broad rebound in European stock markets on Thursday, major benchmarks remained under pressure following Trump's victory in the US election on a weekly basis.
Hisense becomes first sponsor for FIFA's Club World Cup
Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense has signed on as the first official partner for next year's FIFA Club World Cup, global soccer's governing body said on Wednesday.
FIA fines Honda and Alpine total $1 million for F1 cost cap breach
LONDON : Formula One's governing body has fined Honda and Renault-owned Alpine a total of $1 million for procedural breaches of the 2023 cost cap for engine manufacturers, the FIA said on Tuesday.
Exploring autumn festivals and traditional crafts in Japan’s Toyama Prefecture
Nestled between the Sea of Japan and the Hida Mountains, Toyama Prefecture has stunning views, pristine nature and some of the best seafood in Japan. It also has a long history as a hub for manufacturing and trade.
Volkswagen set to close three German factories and axe thousands of jobs
Volkswagen's management wants to close at least three plants, cut tens of thousands of jobs, and also slash pay by 10% for remaining staff, according to a statement from staff representatives.
Formula 1 fans only just notice 'hidden' logo detail – and their minds are blown
It has emerged as the world's most beloved motor-racing spectacles, yet it took three decades for some fans to spot a hidden element in the classic Formula 1 emblem.