The high cost of missing the EU's CO2 target; VW takes big step on road to autonomous ride-sharing; Why hardware will continue to dominate ZF's chassis business

VW Group and Jaguar Land Rover were among the bigger companies that paid fines in 2020, when tougher emissions rules required high sales of electrified vehicles for the first time.

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