Paul Myles is the European Editor at WardsAuto.com. He is an award-winning journalist with extensive experience covering all aspects of the automotive industry, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and driverless cars. Paul has been featured in notable publications such as Journalism.co.uk, Yahoo Finance, and Supply Chain Dive.
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The Range Rover Sport Electric promises an emphasis on performance and agility compared to the larger Range Rover, but it won’t be offered in the U.S.
Part of a government-funded research project that originated at the University of Warwick, it aims to deploy an autonomous mobility service across the U.K.
Bright color schemes are ditched with the production-bound electric car's debut, as the automaker looks for U.S. sales growth.
For the quarter ending with September, the British automaker reports improved performance in some markets as sales collapsed in China.
The EV brand reports record global sales from a lineup strengthened by the new Polestar 4.
Stellantis and Renault were among the legacy automakers offering reimagined versions of familiar brands.
The automaker commits to more SUVs across market segments, including the next-gen Jeep Renegade and Recon.
Antonio Filosa said EV products will be introduced that are driven by consumer demand rather than government regulations.
The Corsa GSE made the Paris Motor Show from its base in Spain, with two overnight stops.
The automaker supports a European manufacturing focus, with non-EU “trusted partners” included in a strategy to make vehicle production more efficient.
