German Handelsblatt: Charging station: VW wants to develop mobile charging stations006616

Future vision for the mobile e-charging station VW and Enerkite also want to bring green electricity for e-cars to remote locations. Art Impression: EnerKíte, XOIO A music event in the field, a major rescue operation far from the city, use of machinery in agriculture – these are occasions that require a power supply without a… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Charging station: VW wants to develop mobile charging stations006616

German Handelsblatt: Diesel scandal: Ex-Audi boss Rupert Stadler must reckon with conviction006615

Rupert Stadler in the district court of Munich The process of the former CEO of Audi AG has been running since September 2020. (Photo: dpa) As the first top manager in the Volkswagen diesel scandal, former Audi boss Rupert Stadler must expect a conviction. After two and a half years of negotiations at the Munich… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Diesel scandal: Ex-Audi boss Rupert Stadler must reckon with conviction006615

German Handelsblatt: Charging station: VW wants to develop mobile charging stations006614

Future vision for the mobile e-charging station VW and Enerkite also want to bring green electricity for e-cars to remote locations. Art Impression: EnerKíte, XOIO A music event in the field, a major rescue operation far from the city, use of machinery in agriculture – these are occasions that require a power supply without a… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Charging station: VW wants to develop mobile charging stations006614

German Handelsblatt: Diesel scandal: Ex-Audi boss Rupert Stadler must reckon with conviction006613

Rupert Stadler in the district court of Munich The process of the former CEO of Audi AG has been running since September 2020. (Photo: dpa) According to the Munich Regional Court, former Audi boss Rupert Stadler must expect a conviction in the criminal proceedings over the emissions scandal. Presiding judge Stefan Weickert said on the… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Diesel scandal: Ex-Audi boss Rupert Stadler must reckon with conviction006613

German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are switching over to software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006611

Mercedes Electric Software Hub in Sindelfingen The carmaker wants to push the start-up costs below five billion euros. (Photo: Mercedes-Benz AG) With huge investments, Germany’s car manufacturers wanted to dominate software development in cars. It is now clear that the manufacturers have failed with the approach of in-house development and are turning around. The challenge… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are switching over to software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006611

German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are switching over to software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006611

Mercedes Electric Software Hub in Sindelfingen The carmaker wants to push the start-up costs below five billion euros. (Photo: Mercedes-Benz AG) With huge investments, Germany’s car manufacturers wanted to dominate software development in cars. It is now clear that the manufacturers have failed with the approach of in-house development and are turning around. The challenge… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are switching over to software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006611

German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are changing their software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006610

Mercedes Electric Software Hub in Sindelfingen The carmaker wants to push the start-up costs below five billion euros. (Photo: Mercedes-Benz AG) With huge investments, Germany’s car manufacturers wanted to dominate software development in cars. It is now clear that the manufacturers have failed with the approach of in-house development and are turning around. The challenge… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are changing their software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006610

German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are changing their software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006609

Mercedes Electric Software Hub in Sindelfingen The carmaker wants to push the start-up costs below five billion euros. (Photo: Mercedes-Benz AG) With huge investments, Germany’s car manufacturers wanted to dominate software development in cars. It is now clear that the manufacturers have failed with the approach of in-house development and are turning around. The challenge… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Car operating systems: VW and Mercedes are changing their software – too much effort, too little know-how, too high costs006609

German Handelsblatt: Automaker: Up to 15 million euros: Volkswagen raises the upper limit for board remuneration006608

Volkswagen will seine Vorstände künftig besser bezahlen. Das geht aus der am Montag versendeten Einladung des Konzerns zur Hauptversammlung im Mai hervor. Demnach soll die Maximalvergütung für die Spitzenmanager deutlich angehoben werden. Gleichzeitig dürfte es schwieriger werden, die neu gezogenen Obergrenzen auch wirklich zu erreichen.So kann Vorstandschef Oliver Blume nach dem neuen Modell theoretisch bis… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Automaker: Up to 15 million euros: Volkswagen raises the upper limit for board remuneration006608

German Handelsblatt: Automaker: Up to 15 million euros: Volkswagen raises the upper limit for board remuneration006606

Volkswagen will seine Vorstände künftig besser bezahlen. Das geht aus der am Montag versendeten Einladung des Konzerns zur Hauptversammlung im Mai hervor. Demnach soll die Maximalvergütung für die Spitzenmanager deutlich angehoben werden. Gleichzeitig dürfte es schwieriger werden, die neu gezogenen Obergrenzen auch wirklich zu erreichen.So kann Vorstandschef Oliver Blume nach dem neuen Modell theoretisch bis… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Automaker: Up to 15 million euros: Volkswagen raises the upper limit for board remuneration006606