David Beckham has taken a 10 percent stake in Lunaz, as the former England football captain expands his portfolio of investments in startups.

In the build up to car dealerships opening their doors, the number of new cars registered in the UK rose by 11.5%.

Mr Luca de Meo, boss of Renault, has claimed that the French firm will become the “greenest car brand in Europe” by 2030. De Meo has even gone as far as promising that nine of 10 cars they sell will feature an electrified powertrain.

In response to a recent change to the UK EV grant, Hyundai has dropped the prices of the Kona Electric and Ioniq Electric.

Polestar plans to eliminate CO2 from it’s production, with the CEO calling offsetting “a cop-out”.

The global head of brand management at Lexus says that cars like the LC will still have a place in their future model range.

Most dealerships are only expecting to see a mild increase in sales since their doors reopened on 12th April.

The charger company has pledged to help local authorities update their outdated chargers in a bid to help improve the reliability of existing networks.

Due to global supply chain issues caused by Covid-19 and trading friction following Brexit, only 86,052 cars were built in the UK in January 2021.