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The European Commission quietly stepped back from a full ban on all fossil fuel cars back in December 2025, but that shift has left plenty of drivers with the wrong

The AI Act transparency rules apply across the European Union from 2 August 2026, requiring users to be informed when they are interacting with artificial intelligence and introducing disclosure requirements

The European car market is growing again, and electric vehicles are grabbing an ever larger slice of it. New figures from Mobility Denmark show that more than one in every

Automatic emergency braking, intelligent and predictive adaptive cruise control, driver attention monitoring: new cars are already packed with driver assistance technologies, many of them mandatory across Europe. Safety has become

Starting Tuesday, July 7, new cars sold in the EU will come loaded with even more built in safety technology. The change marks the next phase of the EU's General

Travellers across Europe could soon stop paying extra just to bring a small bag on board. Following roughly thirteen years of back and forth between EU institutions, negotiators from the

EU lawmakers have agreed on a sweeping set of new rules designed to crack down on the pricing tricks and hidden fees used by low cost airlines, in a move

At Finlandia Hall in Helsinki, during Power Summit 2026 organised by Eurelectric, Jan Rosenow from the University of Oxford says electrification is not merely a climate measure, it is the

A major new report from Eurelectric and Accenture, unveiled and discussed during Power Summit 2026 where we are Media Partner, argues that the biggest obstacle of Europe's industrial electrification is

A used electric car can look great, drive smoothly, and come at the right price. But the most important question is often hidden exactly where you can't see it: how