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IEA report finds charging infrastructure, battery improvements and supply of core materials critical to sustaining growth

The growing popularity of electric cars leads one major European manufacturer to a sharp cut in fossil fuel-driven vehicle production. 

Subsidies may be the least efficient and most expensive way of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

The number of electric cars on the roads around the world rose to 2 million in 2016, following a year of strong growth in 2015, according to the International Energy Agency

A sharp increase in the predicted global number of EVs prompts Brazil to rev up its promotion of low-carbon biofuels.

The Future of Transport Will Be Electric, On-Demand, Connected, and Autonomous - but How Will It Affect the Environment?

To thrive in a carbon-constrained environment car manufacturers must address climate change by switching to low-emission models − or face a massive sell-off of their shares.

Cutting emissions to meet the internationally-agreed limits on global temperature rise will require an end soon to all fossil-fuelled cars.