As expected, the car market in Germany grew only weakly. But some brands could gain significant market share, while others are declining rapidly. An overview. Go to Source
Author: Handelsblatt in German Online News
German Handelsblatt: Skoda to Porsche: These are the winners and losers of the car year 2025012157
As expected, the car market in Germany grew only weakly. But some brands could gain significant market share, while others are declining rapidly. An overview. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: VW and Audi dealers: “We work more, document more, report more – but in the end less is left hanging”012156
Rising costs, tough competition, political headwind: Volkswagen’s top dealer warns of shrinking scope. However, he has hope in the new electric Polo. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: BMW integrates Alpina – and wants to dare to be more elegant012155
BMW bought Alpina almost four years ago. Now the brand will become part of the group – and will be developed into an elegant alternative to its own sports brand M. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Manufacturing: BMW builds more than a million cars in Germany012153
About every fourth car manufactured in this country comes from the Munich-based company, most of them from Bavaria – even if the largest factories are abroad. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Manufacturing: BMW builds more than a million cars in Germany012153
About every fourth car manufactured in this country comes from the Munich-based company, most of them from Bavaria – even if the largest factories are abroad. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Diesel: Caught in the diesel dilemma – Audi, BMW and Mercedes are still stuck on the diesel engine 012150
Contrary to the industry trend, German car manufacturers are still selling more diesel vehicles than electric vehicles – and are even developing new diesel engines. This poses problems for them. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Diesel: Caught in the diesel dilemma – Audi, BMW and Mercedes are still stuck on the diesel engine 012150
Contrary to the industry trend, German car manufacturers are still selling more diesel vehicles than electric vehicles – and are even developing new diesel engines. This poses problems for them. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Diesel: Caught in the diesel dilemma – Audi, BMW and Mercedes are still stuck on the diesel engine 012150
Contrary to the industry trend, German car manufacturers are still selling more diesel vehicles than electric vehicles – and are even developing new diesel engines. This poses problems for them. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: BMW integrates Alpina – and wants to dare to be more elegant012149
BMW bought Alpina almost four years ago. Now the brand will become part of the group – and will be developed into an elegant alternative to its own sports brand M. Go to Source