The Department for Transport said one in five new cars sold in May was electric, with the UK leading Europe in EV sales this ...

Minister hails record growth in UK’s public electric vehicle charger network Some 79,326 public charging devices were available on May 1, Department for Transport figures show.

Ever busier roads, electric and hybrid vehicles, self-driving technology and ageing vehicle fleets have all played a part in changing the composition of UK roads - and insurers must pay careful attent ...

From 2030, new vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICE), such as petrol, diesel, and LPG cars, will be banned across ...

The correct vehicle excise duty data is set to be brought in for May’s inflation announcement. The tax is levied on every vehicle using public roads in the UK, including electric cars, which ...

The Department for Transport announced that the price increases will affect all vehicle types using the vital Thames crossing ...

Uber will trial robo taxis in London after partnering with AI firm Wayve – whose self-driving vehicles have already been ...

The British government announced today that it will allow limited self-driving pilots on UK roads as early as next year. Uber and British AV firm Wayve are gearing up.

Uber Technologies announced on Tuesday plans to test self-driving vehicles using AI software made by Wayve on the road in London.

The motor capital of the UK has received a transport makeover – and it’s already going to be expanded. Coventry has spearheaded the Very Light Rail network, which has been described as being ...

Some 79,326 public charging devices were available on May 1, Department for Transport figures show. Monthly growth in the availability of public electric vehicle chargers in the UK reached a ...