Senator Manchin Bill Aims To Enforce $7,500 EV Tax Credit Battery Rules Manchin has urged the US Treasury Department to stop allowing full credits to be issued via loopholes or to EVs that don't comply. By Steven Loveday InsideEVs.com
VW Sues In Illinois To Avoid Paying Dealers For More Time On Warranty Work Changes in the state's Motor Vehicle Franchise Act allegedly cost VW $10 million in extra warranty expenses last year. By Christopher Smith Jan 19 2023 -
IRS Says Ford Escape, Cadillac Lyriq Aren't SUVs In Cadillac's case, the classification means the Lyriq doesn't get a $7,500 EV tax credit. By Christopher Smith Jan 9 2023 -
Tesla Banned From Calling Driver Assist Full Self-Drive In California The law applies to other automakers and also dealers. By Anthony Alaniz Dec 28 2022 -
Oregon Follows California, Bans Combustion New Car Sales By 2035 Plug-in hybrids with gas or diesel engines are an exception to the rule. By Christopher Smith Dec 20 2022 -
Australian Police Destroys Car That Did Burnouts For Gender Reveal The driver was sentenced to prison and disqualified from driving for four years. By Jacob Oliva Dec 1 2022 -
UK electric car drivers will have to pay 'road tax' from 2025 But company car tax rates will remain well below those of petrol and diesel cars. By James Fossdyke Nov 21 2022 -
Justice Department Shuts Down Massive Catalytic Converter Theft Ring The DOJ has charges against 21 people and seeks the forfeiture of over $545 million. By Chris Bruce Nov 7 2022 -
UK: New trial sees Wandsworth Council take over 20 mph speed enforcement Drivers will be issued with penalty charge notices of up to £130, rather than conventional speeding fines. By James Fossdyke Oct 28 2022 -
ULEZ expansion boosts TfL coffers by more than £90 million The RAC says the ULEZ expansion has made London's transport authority an extra £93 million in just eight months. By James Fossdyke Oct 24 2022 -
New noise-detecting traffic cameras begin real-world trials in the UK The cameras will be installed at four locations across the UK, catching drivers with illegal exhausts. By James Fossdyke Oct 21 2022 -
California Approves Digital License Plates For All Cars More than 40 million cars are now eligible. By Angel Sergeev Oct 11 2022 -
New York State Seeks Ban Of New ICE Vehicle Sales By 2035 It closely mimics California's proposal. By Anthony Alaniz Sep 30 2022 -
Gordon Murray T.33 Is Street Legal In US, Took $33 Million To Ready Deliveries are scheduled to begin in 2024. By Anthony Alaniz Aug 24 2022 -
Biden Admin: ~20 EVs Still Eligible For Federal Tax Credit, For Now Under the new EV tax credit, most EVs will no longer qualify. By Steven Loveday InsideEVs.com
UK offers some of the lowest fuel tax cuts in Europe amid price hikes RAC claims drivers abroad are paying considerably less for fuel. By James Fossdyke Aug 2 2022 -
UK: New measures planned to reduce disruption from roadworks National Highways says the moves will save the taxpayer money and reduce congestion. By James Fossdyke Jul 25 2022 -
UK: New rules to stop disabled passengers being overcharged in taxis The new rules are already in force in England, Scotland and Wales. By James Fossdyke Jul 6 2022 -
Ferrari And Supercar Makers Have Until 2035 To Cut Emissions In EU The original deadline was 2029. By Anthony Alaniz Jul 5 2022 -
CMA to check whether UK fuel duty cut is being passed on The government fears petrol stations may have pocketed the 5p-per-litre cut in fuel duty. By James Fossdyke Jun 16 2022 -
UK government to spend £167m upgrading roads in south-west England The M5 and A36 are both in line for major upgrade work. By James Fossdyke Jun 10 2022 -
UK government to spend £160m on four congestion-busting projects The schemes will be dotted around the UK, from Newcastle to the New Forest. By James Fossdyke Jun 9 2022 -
Front License Plate Wraps Are Legal In California, Here's How To Get One No, you can't just print your license plate and stick it to the car. By Christopher Smith Jun 3 2022 -
17 States Sue EPA For Reinstating California's Emissions Waiver California regained the ability to enforce its own emissions standards in March. Some states say it violates the United States Constitution. By Christopher Smith May 20 2022 -