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Ferrari shares fall 8% after first electric model unveiled
Shares of Ferrari fell sharply on Tuesday following the unveiling of the Luce, the Italian luxury automaker's first fully electric vehicle.
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- Ferrari shares fall 8% after first electric model unveiled
- EPA temporarily permits nationwide E15 gasoline sales
- UK policy could accelerate North Sea oil decline
- Ferrari unveils 550,000‑640,000 euro Luce electric
- Corsair Uses CXMT DDR5 Chips as DRAM Shortage Persists
- Google Plans $15 Billion Data Center in Missouri for AI Demand
- Citroën to Launch Electric 2CV Below 15,000 Euros in 2028
- Africa Forward Summit adopts Nairobi Declaration on France ties
- Alonso criticizes hybrid era as Formula 1 revises 2027 power rules
- OECD: Record $136.7 billion climate finance in 2024, adaptation lags
- European Commission proposes 200 million euros emergency aid for farmers amid fertilizer price surge
- European EV sales surge 34% in April after higher oil prices
EPA temporarily permits nationwide E15 gasoline sales
In response to rising global fuel prices, the United States Environmental Protection Agency has temporarily authorized the nationwide sale of gasoline blended with 15 percent ethanol, known as E15.
UK policy could accelerate North Sea oil decline
A new industry report warns that the United Kingdom is at risk of unnecessarily accelerating the decline of its North Sea oil and gas sector, despite a strong consensus within the industry that the basin has a viable lon...
Ferrari unveils 550,000‑640,000 euro Luce electric
Ferrari unveiled its first fully electric vehicle, the Luce, at a launch event in Rome, marking a significant strategic shift for the iconic Italian sports car manufacturer.
Corsair Uses CXMT DDR5 Chips as DRAM Shortage Persists
A major PC component manufacturer has begun using memory chips from a Chinese supplier in its products, a development that could help alleviate a persistent global shortage of DRAM.
Google Plans $15 Billion Data Center in Missouri for AI Demand
Google announced a $15 billion investment to build a new data center in Montgomery County, Missouri, marking one of the largest technology investments in the state's history.
Citroën to Launch Electric 2CV Below 15,000 Euros in 2028
Citroën has confirmed the return of its iconic 2CV model as a low-cost electric vehicle, with a debut planned for the Paris Motor Show this October.
Africa Forward Summit adopts Nairobi Declaration on France ties
Leaders from across Africa and Europe gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, for the Africa Forward Summit on May 11-12, 2026, an event co-chaired by Kenyan President William Ruto and French President Emmanuel Macron.
Alonso criticizes hybrid era as Formula 1 revises 2027 power rules
As Formula 1 moves to adjust its power unit regulations for 2027, veteran driver Fernando Alonso has delivered a sharp critique of the sport's hybrid era, arguing it has cost the championship nearly a decade of "pure rac...
OECD: Record $136.7 billion climate finance in 2024, adaptation lags
Developed countries provided and mobilized a record $136.7 billion in climate finance for developing nations in 2024, according to a new report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
European Commission proposes 200 million euros emergency aid for farmers amid fertilizer price surge
The European Commission has proposed emergency support for farmers facing soaring fertilizer costs, a crisis driven by the closure of a key shipping route amid Middle East conflict.
European EV sales surge 34% in April after higher oil prices
A surge in electric vehicle sales across Europe is being driven by a sharp rise in fuel prices following international airstrikes on Iran earlier this year, according to industry data and a new global report.
Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade redesigned with hybrid options
Two popular three-row SUVs, the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade, have received comprehensive redesigns, introducing new styling, technology, and hybrid powertrain options.
£299 solar kit launched for UK homes with expandable options
A new, low-cost solar kit is now available for purchase online, offering UK homeowners a potential way to reduce electricity bills.
EV charging grants rise to £500 from April 1, 2026
A new government grant scheme designed to make home electric vehicle charging more accessible for people without driveways took effect on April 1, 2026.
Mercedes-AMG unveils electric GT 4-Door Coupé with 1,153 hp
Mercedes-AMG has unveiled its first dedicated electric vehicle, the new GT 4-Door Coupé, marking a significant shift for the performance brand by abandoning its traditional V8 engines for a fully electric powertrain.
UK climate advisers call for workplace heat limits and cooling rollout
The United Kingdom must urgently adapt its buildings and infrastructure to a changing climate, including by setting legal maximum workplace temperatures and installing widespread cooling systems, according to a major new...
Stellantis and Dongfeng to create EV joint venture in France
Stellantis and Chinese state-owned automaker Dongfeng are set to announce a new joint venture that will see Dongfeng's luxury brand, Voyah, produce electric vehicles at a Stellantis factory in Rennes, France, according t...
Volvo Opens US Orders for 2027 EX60 Electric SUV From $59,795
Volvo has opened orders for its new 2027 EX60 midsize electric SUV in the United States, positioning the vehicle as a competitively priced contender in a key market segment.
Stellantis Plans Affordable Small Electric Cars for Europe by 2028
Stellantis, the automotive group that owns brands including Fiat, Citroën, Peugeot, and Jeep, has announced a major new initiative to produce a range of small, affordable electric vehicles for Europe.
