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Launched in 2000 by former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, the Compact brings business and the U.N. together to give a human face to the global market. Today, the compact is the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative, with more than 15,000 companies and 3,000 non-business signatories based in more than 160 countries and 69 local networks.
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BMW, Ford, and Geely posted significant decreases, mostly due to a lack of new cars. Tesla also lost ground.
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Faction is partnering with Point One Navigation to bring right-sized driverless delivery and transportation solutions to the mass market.
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As part of the collaboration, 30 Class 6 through 8 all-electric delivery trucks from Peterbilt and Freightliner will be integrated into Ferguson’s fleet in the months ahead.
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The annual event takes place as the vehicle market and wider economy get more complicated and more industry members are eager to gather after a long pandemic pause.
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The Australian federal government is facing pressure to increase the uptake of electric vehicles while others are debating the realistic success of implementing similar strategies across the rest of the country.
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The discontinuation leaves Honda Cars with just three models on offer in India: Honda City, Honda Amaze, and Hybrid City.
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The outer shell of the family-friendly Sion will comprise 456 seamlessly integrated solar half-cells powering short journeys. The energy generated by the solar cells is expected to extend the estimated range of the Sion's 54-kWh LFP battery by an average of 112 km/70 miles (up to 245 km/152 miles) per week.
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The joint initiative is intended to expand customer options and increase the demand for hydrogen. The companies will also promote the introduction and widespread use of FC electric trucks to the market.
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Now in its fifth edition, the research tracks progress on the key “enabling factors” for zero-emission cars and vans over time, according to the ACEA. The report indicates the auto industry’s investments in alternatively-powered vehicles are “paying off.”
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