Hainan plans to ban new combustion cars by 2030, aiming for 45% new energy vehicles, surpassing China’s national target of 30%.
All the top ten bestselling cars in China in May 2026 were new energy vehicles
In May 2026, China saw all bestselling cars as new energy vehicles, signaling a shift in the automotive market despite declining sales.
Largest ever deal boosts sodium-ion battery technology
CATL and HyperStrong signed a major sodium-ion battery deal, marking a significant advancement amidst rising lithium prices and environmental concerns.
China’s clean tech exports surge amid the Iran war
China’s exports of electric vehicles, batteries, and solar cells surged in March due to increased global demand and geopolitical instability.
Analysis: Can EVs help break Pakistan’s fossil fuel dependency?
Pakistan aims for electric vehicle adoption by 2030 but faces challenges from fossil fuel dependency, infrastructure, and industrial limitations.
Analysis: EV makers are still far from green
China’s EV sector must address supply chain emissions from steel and aluminium for effective decarbonization, especially amid growing electric vehicle production.
China’s EV makers gain ground in global rankings
Tesla and BYD lead global EV rankings, with Chinese manufacturers dominating as tariffs raise concerns over cooperation.
Opinion: Why attacking Tesla over Elon Musk’s politics undermines the transition to electric vehicles
Exploring how targeting Tesla in response to Elon Musk’s political shifts may hinder the global transition to electric vehicles.
Analysis: Norway’s electric vehicle transition is nearly complete
Norway is leading in electric vehicle adoption, with 88.9% of car sales in 2024 being electric. Consistent policies and high taxes on fossil-fuel vehicles drive this transition towards a greener future.
US 2024 Election – Opinion: Biden’s US-focused clean energy agenda slows down the energy transition
Competition is essential for the clean energy sector. Tariffs on Chinese imports may harm the US’s ability to innovate and lead in clean energy, potentially sparking a detrimental trade war.