Volkswagen could sell shares in its subsidiary Traton worth up to one billion euros. VW is said to have already spoken to some institutional investors. Go to Source
Author: Handelsblatt in German Online News
German Handelsblatt: Balance sheet check: That’s why BMW can afford the high investments in the electric future008960
The car manufacturer is getting into electromobility faster than the competition. This requires very high expenses. BMW can afford this – even if one division develops unexpectedly weakly. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Share sale: Report: VW could sell a small part of its Traton shares008960
Volkswagen could sell shares in its subsidiary Traton worth up to one billion euros. VW is said to have already spoken to some institutional investors. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Share sale: Report: VW could sell a small part of its Traton shares008958
Volkswagen could sell shares in its subsidiary Traton worth up to one billion euros. VW is said to have already spoken to some institutional investors. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Share sale: Report: VW could sell a small part of its Traton shares008958
Volkswagen could sell shares in its subsidiary Traton worth up to one billion euros. VW is said to have already spoken to some institutional investors. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: New austerity measures at Mercedes – car manufacturer wants to stop development of its large electric platform008957
Based on the “MB.EA-Large” architecture, the car manufacturer wanted to power luxury cars like the S-Class. But the costs would be too high – CEO Källenius miscalculated. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Balance sheet check: That’s why BMW can afford the high investments in the electric future008956
The car manufacturer is getting into electromobility faster than the competition. This requires very high expenses. BMW can afford this – even if one division develops unexpectedly weakly. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Ora Ballet Cat: This is how the Chinese answer to the VW Beetle008955 drives
The Chinese brand Ora is building the Ballet Cat, a Beetle clone with four doors and electric drive. But it’s not just because of its appearance that the model will never come to Europe. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Balance sheet check: That’s why BMW can afford the high investments in the electric future008954
The car manufacturer is getting into electromobility faster than the competition. This requires very high expenses. BMW can afford this – even if one division develops unexpectedly weakly. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: New austerity measures at Mercedes – car manufacturer wants to stop development of its large electric platform008952
Based on the “MB.EA-Large” architecture, the car manufacturer wanted to power luxury cars like the S-Class. But the costs would be too high – CEO Källenius miscalculated. Go to Source