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The Paris-Berlin Ledger: How Engine Flexibility for 2035 Was Traded for Made-in-Europe Car Content

The Paris-Berlin Ledger: How Engine Flexibility for 2035 Was Traded for Made-in-Europe Car Content

by Francis Rozange | Nov 2, 2026 | Automotive Market Research

The document that Berlin published on Friday 16 October 2026, press release number 185 of the Federal Government, runs to a few short paragraphs and contains no numbers at all. France and Germany, it says, have agreed on a common approach to secure the future of the...
The Hybrid Answer: Why Four-Dollar Gasoline Has Not Revived America’s Battery-Electric Market

The Hybrid Answer: Why Four-Dollar Gasoline Has Not Revived America’s Battery-Electric Market

by Francis Rozange | Nov 1, 2026 | Market Research, Automotive Market Research

On 21 September 2026, the US Energy Information Administration recorded an average retail price of $6.529 a gallon for on-highway diesel, the highest figure in a weekly series that began in March 1994. Regular gasoline averaged $4.478 that week, about $1.30 more than...
The Manaus Ceiling: Why Brazil’s Record Motorcycle Sales Are Outrunning Its Factories

The Manaus Ceiling: Why Brazil’s Record Motorcycle Sales Are Outrunning Its Factories

by Francis Rozange | Oct 31, 2026 | Motorcycle Market research

On 13 October 2026, the association that speaks for Brazil’s motorcycle manufacturers published a set of numbers that read like a victory lap. Factories in the Manaus Industrial Pole had built 186,758 motorcycles in September, 10.4 percent more than a year...
Paid-For Momentum: What Drove Europe’s Battery-Electric Surge in September 2026

Paid-For Momentum: What Drove Europe’s Battery-Electric Surge in September 2026

by Francis Rozange | Oct 30, 2026 | Automotive Market Research

At six in the morning Brussels time on 22 October 2026, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association published a table that would have looked improbable a year earlier. In September, 290,117 new battery-electric cars were registered in the European Union,...
The March Spike: What the 2026 Fuel Shock Really Did to Motorcycle and Scooter Demand

The March Spike: What the 2026 Fuel Shock Really Did to Motorcycle and Scooter Demand

by Francis Rozange | Oct 29, 2026 | Market Research, Motorcycle Market research

By 25 March 2026, the president of the Philippines had declared a state of national energy emergency and signed a law allowing him to suspend excise taxes on fuel. Strikes on Iran had begun on 28 February. On 27 March the national police counted 425 filling stations...
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