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Amid tough economic times, there are some indications from business that supply chain blockages may be easing.

Britishvolt is building a huge factory in Northumberland, which it says will create 3,000 jobs.

The country's cyber security watchdog launched a probe into the firm just days after its US listing.

With only 1% of the world's vehicles, India accounts for 10% of all crash-related deaths. Are Indian cars safe?

The company says the £15 per month payment allows UK drivers to "experiment" with features.

The NI Chamber identified wages as a "very strong driver" along with rising utility and fuel costs.

The bZ4X is the Japanese motor industry giant's first mass-produced all-electric vehicle.

The US automaker warns of "significant" job losses as part of its changing strategy.

A notice on the company website says MB Insolvency is appointed as administrator.

Motoring and car industry groups criticise the government's decision to end the plug-in subsidy scheme.

The German carmaker said the brakes of some older cars may be affected by "advanced corrosion".

Energy prices are rising but electric car charging is still cheaper than petrol, claims group.

One Chinese carmaker has plans for thousands of stations in Europe where you can switch batteries.

He says Twitter's decision to ban the former US president was "morally wrong and flat-out stupid".

Tesla has reportedly also halted most production at its Shanghai plant due to problems sourcing parts.

Sales of used cars have risen, with greener electric and hybrid vehicles climbing fastest.

Almost 100,000 fewer cars were built in the first three months of 2022 compared to last year.

The Japanese firm previously called the range of cars "an important part of Nissan's DNA".

The former car boss says he wants to clear his name after France issued an international warrant for his arrest.