Auto giant BYD says it sold 193,655 new-energy vehicles in February – a big jump from a year earlier – amid a broader rebound in China's auto market

China has a 'stunning lead' in most of the 44 critical emerging technologies, an Australian Strategic Policy Institute study said, adding that democratic nations need to collaborate more

Nissan predicts that 55% of all cars will be 'electrified' by 2030, Green Car Reports said

With the "next-generation" system, Honda aims to bring costs down by two-thirds compared with its older fuel cell system

Faster-than-anticipated popularity of electric vehicles means India’s fuel consumption could peak a decade sooner than forecast, analysts and industry participants say

IEA data highlights China's key role in making photovoltaic wafers, cells and modules for solar panels, plus blades, towers and nacelles (turbine units) for wind-power generation

Warren Buffett-backed BYD took the lead among Chinese electric-car makers, with a 152.5% increase in EV deliveries

Firms from Hyundai Motor to BYD are set to focus on electric cars, while Maruti Suzuki and Toyota Motor are expected to also showcase hybrid and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles

Major western oil companies including BP and Chevron are pouring investment into Asia's green hydrogen sector

Sales of NEVs, which include battery electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles, and fuel cell vehicles, hit 786,000 units

Oil giant is expected to unveil a clean hydrogen production target for the first time in February, aiming to capture 10% share of hydrogen in "core markets" by 2030

Fitch Ratings says new-energy vehicles will continue to see strong growth next year as more motorists ditch petrol cars. It says EVs will account for 35% of car sales on the mainland in 2023