Mobility What’s it like inside Fisker’s Ocean electric vehicle? We take a look Eco-friendly seats and a solar roof: Euronews Next steps inside Fisker’s Ocean electric SUV, which aims to be the world’s most sustainable car. 02/03/2022
Mobility Taiwan's 'game changer' battery charging stations see e-bike use soar Battery swapping stations for e-motorbikes are now a common sight in Taipei and outnumber petrol stations in four Taiwanese cities. 20/01/2022
Mobility Europe's first fully autonomous bus hits the road in France The vehicle carries passengers on a roughly 600 m route at a medical research campus in Toulouse, southern France. 01/12/2021
Green News Why is the EU suing Portugal? Portugal has “continually and persistently” exceeded the annual nitrogen dioxide limit in parts of Lisbon and Porto. 15/11/2021
Mobility World's biggest carmakers fail to sign up to zero emissions pledge Over 100 companies and governments signed a pledge to switch to electric vehicles by 2040, but the world's biggest carmakers and car markets weren't among them. 10/11/2021
Smart Regions Solar cells on roads, a new direction for Europe's energy transition Sound barriers on motorways are being equipped with solar cells generating energy for local households. Discover the European project 'Rolling Solar' promoting the use of roads in the energy transition. 08/11/2021
Smart Regions AlpInnoCT: the European project using intermodal transport to protect the Alps The Alps are an essential transit area for freight transport. But road traffic generates noise, pollution and traffic jams in this sensitive ecosystem. A European project has a solution: the transfer of goods from lorries to trains. 11/10/2021
Mobility Your next electric car will likely be a Chinese make. Here's why While the average price of an EV in Europe has increased by a third, in China, the cost of a new electric car has almost halved. 28/09/2021
Biztech news Is Elon Musk planning to open a 50s Diner for Tesla drivers? The move hints at the electric car company's potential plans for its worldwide car charging network. 03/06/2021
Biztech news Arrival of hydrogen-powered trucks is raising the stakes for Europe Asian manufacturers are turning the heat up on European auto companies with the arrival of hydrogen-powered trucks on the continent. 24/05/2021
Destinations Yukon is the perfect road trip for a break from society Need a break from society? With more moose than people, Yukon is for you. 11/05/2021
Eco-Innovation 4 pieces of tech making cycling more accessible in Europe Companies across the continent are working hard to make cycling safer, greener, and cheaper than ever. 08/04/2021
Eco-Innovation Disposable face masks are being shredded and turned into roads Around 6.8 billion face masks are thrown away each day during the pandemic. Is this the solution to repurposing them? 18/02/2021
United Kingdom 'Glampervans': The surprising UK winner of the COVID-19 pandemic The COVID crisis in the UK has sparked increased interest in glampervans as people look for ways to socially distance on holiday. 30/08/2020
United Kingdom Brexit bureaucracy? 'Green card' required for UK drivers in Ireland Plans to require drivers to carry an insurance ‘green card’ when crossing the Irish border are not going down well in Northern Ireland. 28/07/2020
Europe News Power to the pedal as Brussels opens its first cycling 'motorway' It is part of an effort to increase sustainable travel, respect social distancing and ease pressure on crowded public transport in the wake of the COVID-19 lockdowns. 22/07/2020
Europe News MEPs adopt road transport reform which fuelled east-west tensions The mobility package fuelled tensions within the European Union for three years, but its adoption by MEPs may calm a longstanding debate on working conditions for hauliers. 09/07/2020
Europe News Will MEPs back major reform for Europe's truck drivers? After three years of intense debate, MEPs will finally vote this week on a major reform of the road transport sector. 06/07/2020
France What does France's COVID-19 health emergency extension mean? France's decision to extend the Health Emergency doesn't imply changes to the May 11 lockdown easing, so how is it significant? 02/05/2020
Unreported Europe Europe's secret truck war: drivers pay the price for east-west divide Legal loopholes, exploitation and claims of human trafficking: this film exposes the reality of Europe's ruthless trucking industry and its dividing effects on European politics. 01/05/2020
Unreported Europe How the Genoa bridge collapse exposed Italy’s crumbling motorways There are about twenty badly-damaged motorway bridges in Italy currently under investigation. There are also 200 illegal tunnels, which don't comply with European standards 28/02/2020
Romania Romania opens road to nowhere as modernisation plan hits dead end The 200-metre street in Piatra Neamt, which cost €100,000, ends abruptly in a field. 04/11/2019
France 'People don't know the rules': Lime France on the e-scooter problem Critics claim they're a real menace to society and an eyesore as they're often carelessly parked or end up being abandoned. 05/09/2019
Eco-Innovation Could electric scooter sharing help large cities become less polluted? We find out why an investment in communal e-scooters could lead to cleaner air in urban spaces. 21/07/2019
world news What are European countries doing to regulate e-scooters? The first e-scooter death in France has put the regulation of the trendy vehicles back in the spotlight. Euronews takes a look at how some European countries are tackling the issue. 17/06/2019
France Citroën celebrates first century with classic models on show in Paris Classic and vintage Citroën cars gathered at the site of the French car maker's first factory in central Paris to celebrate Citroën's first century this year 13/06/2019
