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Tesla hopes to play an “important” role for motorists in Oxford with the citys potential ZEZ expansion plan.

Strength of fleet demand for new cars compared to weakening confidence in the retail market has been illustrated in new figures published by the SMMT.

Some 15.2% of new cars registered in March were pure electrics, down from 16.2% during the same month last year.

March saw heartening signs of retail prices continuing to stabilise as movements adopted more usual seasonal patterns.

The Defender 110 was the most desirable new car on Auto Trader in March, driving and converting more enquiries than any other model.

Auto Trader slumped on Tuesday as JPMorgan Cazenove placed the shares on ‘negative catalyst watch’ ahead of FY24 results in May.

The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Tuesday morning and Monday: ---------- FTSE 100 ---------- Jefferies cuts Burberry price target to 1,200 pence -...

Stock prices in London closed higher on Tuesday, as investors are waiting to see a key inflation reading from the US on Friday. The FTSE 100 index closed up 13.39 points, 0.2%, at 7,930.96. The FTSE...

We Invented the Weekend, the free festival held across MediaCity and Salford Quays, will be returning on June 15 and 16 with some big name sponsors.

The FTSE 100 struggled to keep its head above water and closed 13.35 points lower, or 0.17%, at 7,917.57.