Ministry of Power in India announced revised guidelines to support EV charging infrastructure, several of which are consistent with WBCSD’s consensus-based policy recommendations published in (…)
At COP26, WBCSD launched a new report outlining the cross-sectoral actions needed to accelerate the deployment of efficient electric vehicle fleets and sustainable charging infrastructure.
WBCSD and 25+ leading companies in India are calling on the Government of India to support a bold target to ensure that at least 65% of all new vehicles sold in India are electric, by 2030.
Volkswagen presented its plan for transforming the Group into a software-driven mobility company with a strong focus on its powerful brands and global technology platforms, providing synergies and scale as well as opening up new profit pools.
Mercedes-Benz is getting ready to go all-electric by the end of the decade, where market conditions allow.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and over 30 businesses in India present policy recommendations supporting large-scale adoption of electric vehicles.
The BMW Group is underpinning its mission for sustainable mobility with ambitious goals for the reduction of greenhouse gases: At today’s Annual General Meeting, the company announced that it will avoid emission of over 200 million tonnes of CO2 by 2030.
At the Group’s Capital Markets Day, Florent Menegaux, Managing Chairman, and Yves Chapot, General Manager and Chief Financial Officer, accompanied by all the members of the Group Executive Committee, presented Michelin in Motion, Michelin’s “All Sustainable” strategy for 2030.
The BMW Group is embarking on a new chapter in its reporting. For the first time, it will be combining its Annual Report and its Sustainable Value Report for the reporting year 2020 in a single Integrated BMW Group Report.
This article was originally published by Intelligent Transport.