Tesla vs BYD: Saudi Arabia set to become EV battleground
After outselling the American EV giant in Europe for the first time in April 2025, BYD has been catching up with Tesla on a worldwide scale...
Category : Transport
Egypt working to integrate railways into Asia-Europe trade: Transport Minister Kamel Al-Wazir
Several Mediterranean ports that Egypt has been modernising over the past decade would receive rail cargo...
Start-up of the Week: With fresh funding, Sylndr looks to redefine Egypt’s used car market
The average sale price on Sylndr’s platform currently stands between USD 20,000 and 25,000...
IF Insights: Trade war, auto tariffs disrupt Tesla’s US production plans
Tesla is seeking approvals from the American state governments as it plans to roll out a robotaxi service with a fleet of Cybercabs...
Business Leader of the Week: Harley-Davidson CEO Jochen Zeitz to step down in 2025
According to Harley-Davidson's board, Jochen Zeitz is expected to stay until a successor is found...
Start-up of the Week: Conifer unveils ‘drop-in’ electric hub motor free of rare earth minerals
With a handful of global customers, Conifer plans to start shipping production motors later in 2025...
IF Insights: Tesla investors brace for another year of decline
According to Tesla, several weeks of production were lost during the first quarter due to retooling production lines for the updated Model Y at all four of its factories...
Start-up of the Week: REE automotive revolutionises commercial vehicles with modular EV platforms
REE Automotive expects to start generating revenue from software and services as part of the deal in the second half of 2025...
Start-up of the Week: May Mobility redefines AV industry with game-changing MPDM tech
Backed by strategic partnerships with industry leaders, including Toyota and NTT, May Mobility is disrupting the autonomous vehicle industry with one of the most practical vehicle offerings available...
Hyundai boosts record investment amid incoming ‘Trump 2.0’ challenges
Following a decline in 2024 and falling short of their goals, Hyundai and Kia announced last week that they wanted to increase their combined global sales by 2% to 7.39 million vehicles in 2025...