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German Handelsblatt: Extraordinary general meeting: “We want to play a leading role” – VW boss Blume promises more speed with electrical strategy005859

Oliver Blume Nach seinem Amtsantritt Anfang September als neuer VW-Vorstandschef hat der Manager einen Neubeginn bei dem Autoriesen versucht. (Foto: Reuters) Trotz jüngster Rückschläge verspricht Volkswagen-Chef Oliver Blume seinen Aktionären eine beschleunigte Umsetzung der Elektrostrategie. „Unser Ziel ist es, auch in der Welt der E-Mobilität eine führende Rolle im Markt zu spielen“, sagte Blume am Freitag… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Extraordinary general meeting: “We want to play a leading role” – VW boss Blume promises more speed with electrical strategy005859

German Handelsblatt: Extraordinary general meeting: “We want to play a leading role” – VW boss Blume promises more speed with electrical strategy005859

German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Blume’s liberation – The VW boss collects the software strategy and reorganizes the group005856

VW boss Oliver Blume Blume replaced Herbert Diess at the top of VW at the beginning of September (Photo: dpa) The CEO of the car manufacturer VW, Oliver Blume, is preparing a reorganization of the company architecture. The core should be a new software strategy that should keep the group fit for the future. Blume… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Blume’s liberation – The VW boss collects the software strategy and reorganizes the group005856

German Handelsblatt: Share under the magnifying glass: The rally in Porsche shares could end soon – and other car manufacturers could become more attractive005855

Porsche vehicles The Porsche IPO was the largest in Germany since Deutsche Telekom. The price of Porsche has meanwhile risen from 84 euros to over 112 euros. (Photo: Porsche AG) It took less than ten weeks: On September 29, the sports car manufacturer Porsche AG went public, and on December 5 it was announced that… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Share under the magnifying glass: The rally in Porsche shares could end soon – and other car manufacturers could become more attractive005855

German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Blume’s liberation – The VW boss collects the software strategy and reorganizes the group005856

German Handelsblatt: Share under the magnifying glass: The rally in Porsche shares could end soon – and other car manufacturers could become more attractive005855

German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Farewell to the combustion engine: Mercedes will convert the most important engine plants to electric from 2024005852

Battery manufacturing at the Alabama plant Mercedes is gradually converting completely to electric production. (Photo: dpa) The car company Mercedes begins to say goodbye to the internal combustion engine. From 2024, the most important engine plants in Germany, Romania and China are to start mass production of batteries and electric motors. With the new production… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Farewell to the combustion engine: Mercedes will convert the most important engine plants to electric from 2024005852

German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Farewell to the combustion engine: Mercedes will convert the most important engine plants to electric from 2024005853

German Handelsblatt: Automotive supplier: Continental employee uses unauthorized browser – thus enabling the gigantic cyber attack005852

Continental The hackers were able to look around the Dax group’s network undisturbed for a month. (Photo: dpa) A little carelessness has plunged Continental into chaos. Because a single employee downloaded an unauthorized browser from the Internet, cybercriminals were able to “exfiltrate” 40 terabytes of data from the auto parts supplier. That’s what the group’s… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Automotive supplier: Continental employee uses unauthorized browser – thus enabling the gigantic cyber attack005852

German Handelsblatt: Automotive supplier: Schaeffler builds its own hydrogen plant005850

The Schaeffler Group based in Herzogenaurach Schaeffler supplies the electrolysers for the system itself. In electrolysers, water is split into hydrogen and oxygen using electricity. (Photo: IMAGO/Manfred Segerer) The automotive and industrial supplier Schaeffler relies on hydrogen for its future energy supply and wants to build its own plant together with a partner on the… Continue reading German Handelsblatt: Automotive supplier: Schaeffler builds its own hydrogen plant005850