Mobility

Tesla Model Y keeps top spot in Q1 2026 EV sales despite year-on-year decline

The global electric-vehicle market lost momentum in January 2026 as U.S. and Chinese tax incentives were reduced or ended, cutting plug-in registrations 6% from a year earlier to about 1.2 million, a report cited by Cleantechnica showed. Tesla’s Model Y remained the top-selling model with 53,074 units, down 7%, while Model 3 sales fell 47% to under 15,000. Growth remained strong in parts of Asia and some emerging markets as Chinese exporters expanded overseas.

Games & Commerce

Seven Korean game groups welcome Google's app market policy overhaul, urge early rollout

Seven South Korean game-related organisations welcomed Google’s plan to cut app market fees and allow external payments, and urged the company to implement the changes in Korea as soon as possible. The groups said lower in-app fees could improve developers’ profitability and be reinvested in new content and service quality. They also said expanded payment and distribution options could curb platform dominance, but criticised fee differences for new and existing members.