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Tesla on Thursday asked a London court to allow its lawsuit against U.S. technology firm InterDigital and a patent licensing platform to continue, as the automaker seeks a patent licence ahead of its launch of 5G vehicles in Britain. Elon Musk's company is suing InterDigital and Avanci – which licenses patents from multiple owners, largely for automotive uses – at London's High Court. Tesla wants the court to determine the fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms of a licence for Tesla to use patents owned by patent holders, including InterDigital and which are licensed by Avanci, in its planned 5G vehicles.

BYD has launched its all-new electric double-decker bus, the BD11, which is due to begin operating in the UK shortly, Specifically designed for London, the Chinese manufacturer plans to introduce a provincial version of the bus to follow soon after. The BD11 features BYD’s Blade Battery, which the manufacturer says provides exceptional range, performance, and […]

Despite trade spat, drivers are drawn in by advanced tech.

Tesla is reportedly seeking to diversify its supply chain in Asia by asking its suppliers to relocate production of critical components outside of China and Taiwan by next year. This request is driven by escalating […]

Elon Musk said at a conference in Paris on Thursday that he’ doesn’t agree with President Biden’s tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicle imports.

Tesla is reportedly looking to build an alternative supply chain and mitigate any risk of disruptions stemming from China's tensions with the US and Taiwan

Every time one set of protectionist measures against China disappoints, the United States escalates its economic war in the hope that additional restrictions will prove more effective. Yet by slapping massive tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, America has laid bare its own hypocrisy and economic vulnerabilities

US electric vehicle maker Tesla broke ground on a mega energy storage factory in Shanghai on Thursday, Xinhua News Agency reported, and it is a project hailed as a

US carmaker Tesla has become the latest international company to double down on investment in China's new-energy sector.