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Why is air pollution in Hanoi causing flight diversions?

More than 100 flights were diverted or delayed this morning as smog enveloped the Vietnamese capital.

Business

Italy's motorists drive European car market forward in 2023

Euronews Business breaks down the latest data on the European car market.

Earth News

MEPs wave through raft of Green Deal legislation as elections loom

The European Parliament's environment committee has approved provisional deals with governments on half a dozen key pieces of environmental law, as lawmakers hurry to complete as much Green Deal legislation as possible before EU elections.

Business

The world's fastest on-road car is up for auction

The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ could fetch as much as €5 million.

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Earth News

Spanish cities forced to expand bike lanes and low-emissions zones

Cities in Spain have been told to use or lose funds for bike lanes and low-emissions zones after right-wing backsliding.

World News

Kosovo number plates to be recognised in Serbia

Serbia has announced that drivers with Kosovo licence plates can enter Serbian territory from 1 January, seemingly ending a years-long dispute that at times has turned violent.

Business

Tesla could lose its prime spot in the EV market to a Chinese company

Elon Musk may not be sitting too long on top of the world's biggest electric car empire.

Earth News

Inside Brussels’ plan to become a 10-minute city

The Belgian capital has released a roadmap of how it plans to become a ‘city in 10 minutes’.

Earth News

Montpellier now has free public transport. Here's how to get a pass

Montpellier has launched its free public transport scheme ahead of Christmas.

Business

Too easy to steal? UK Range Rovers lose value over security issues

The brand has invested millions of pounds to upgrade the security of its cars while insurance prices have more than doubled for some models.

Earth News

Pollution is on the rise at the border between Romania and Bulgaria

Hours-long border queues are taking a climate toll in Bulgaria and Romania. Could entry into the Schengen Area help?

Earth News

UK bans SUV ads which ‘disregarded’ environmental impact

Adverts for a Toyota SUV have been banned in the UK on environmental grounds as Paris looks to push big cars out of the city with higher parking fees.

Culture news

After 20 years, Top Gear will finally leave UK screens

Not with a bang but with a whimper. Well, actually with a bit of both, as it seems that the BBC's long-running motor show Top Gear may have finally left our screens.

Mobility

Self-driving cars move a step closer to taking to the roads in the UK

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak’s government signaled its intention to introduce new legislation to develop and regulate the sector.

Qatar 365

Geneva Motor Show pulls out all the stops for its debut in Qatar

In partnership with Media City

In this episode of Qatar 365, we get revved up for the biggest auto show in the Middle East and hear from the car companies leading the way towards a greener future.

The Exchange

Industry leaders discuss the future of the automobile sector in Doha

In partnership with Media City

In this episode of The Exchange, we travel to the Geneva International Motor Show in Doha to meet the world's leading car brands as they converge to decide the future of the automotive sector.

Earth News

Milan plans to ban cars from city centre by mid 2024

Levels of pollutants in Milan's air are almost four times the safe amount.

Mobility

Is this Europe’s answer to affordable Chinese electric vehicles?

Citroen says its new EV is the “first European affordable electric car”.

Earth News

When will Stockholm’s petrol and diesel car ban come into force?

Authorities say the new plans will create 'plenty of space for walking and cycling'.

Business

Millions of airbags have to be recalled in the US - What about Europe?

US authorities could recall 52 million airbag inflators after deadly accidents. The airbags are being used in millions of vehicles from 11 different manufacturers. Could Europe follow suit?