According to Arabian Business, the automotive world has been rocked by the announcement that Honda and Nissan, two iconic Japanese car manufacturers, will join forces to redefine the global automotive industry. They have confirmed they are in talks to merge and list the holding company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange by August 2026.

In a groundbreaking initiative, Abu Dhabi has taken a significant leap towards the future of transportation with an agreement to formalize the launch of the first commercial electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) flight in the UAE. Archer Aviation, a leader in eVTOL technology, has joined forces with key Abu Dhabi stakeholders to establish a robust foundation for electric air taxi operations.

According to Khaleej Times the Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) announces the expansion of its EV Green Charger network. With more than 740 charging points now available across the Emirate, DEWA is fueling the rising adoption of electric vehicles, which exceeded 34,970 registrations in October 2024.

Car buyers in the UAE are increasingly drawn to electric vehicles (EVs) as models priced at or below the critical Dh100,000 mark enter the market. Some options are even available at Dh85,000, making EVs more accessible than ever. These budget-friendly offerings are gaining attention for their appealing designs and promising performance.

In a groundbreaking move for the UAE’s transport sector, leading corporations have joined forces to promote green mobility through the Road2.0 powered by UACA initiative.