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A damning new report has shown that nearly all major car companies are actively sabotaging the world’s efforts to avoid catastrophic global warming.
The study uses industry-standard data from S&P Global Mobility on automakers’ forecast electric vehicle production.
The report says Japanese automakers are the least prepared for the EV transition and have the most active, strategic engagement against it.
Almost 80% of scientists expect a rise of at least 2.5C above preindustrial levels which is considered a catastrophic level of heating.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says shareholders have already approved his $A84 billion pay package.
Japanese carmaker says it has begun evaluation and demonstration of its hydrogen fuel cell Hilux .
Trucking giants Daimler and Scania roll out charging solutions for clients as Europe gears up.
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