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U.S. House extends Diesel Emissions Reduction Act funding to 2029 to support cleaner trucks

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bipartisan bill to extend funding authorisation for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act grant programme through 2029. The measure, approved 343-79, would provide $100 million a year through fiscal 2029. The Environmental Protection Agency-run programme helps cover upfront costs when replacing high-emitting diesel vehicles and equipment with cleaner alternatives. The bill must pass the Senate and receive final presidential approval.

Autos & Transport

BMW iX3 takes one in three Europe EV orders in first year

BMW\'s new iX3 secured more than 100,000 orders in Europe within a year of its launch, EV outlet Electrek reported on Sept. 15. Since its September debut last year, the model has accounted for about one-third of BMW\'s European electric-vehicle orders, and around half of total X3 line-up orders were for the iX3. BMW said it recorded the best first-year start among its new models. Demand has also been seen outside Europe, including in China.

Mobility

Tesla\'s Cybercab takes first step into commercial service: what it can and cannot do

Tesla has started paid robotaxi service for its two-seat electric Cybercab in Austin, Texas, with the vehicle currently available only there and built without a steering wheel or pedals. The rollout remains limited and Tesla has not disclosed how many Cybercabs are operating for the public. The article details rider eligibility rules, luggage capacity and door and seat functions, along with in-cabin sensors and autonomous driving hardware, plus key specifications filed with the U.S. EPA.