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Author: Financial_Times Reporting
It is difficult for self-driving car companies to go it alone
Consolidation is sweeping through the sector Go to Source
Electric car start-up Nio hit by departures
Chinese group suffers software problems and plunging shares since NY debut last year Go to Source
BMW accelerates electric car plan
Carmaker seeks to catch up with rivals in race to sell battery vehicles Go to Source
Hydrogen-based projects offer jaded green investors fresh hope
Breakthroughs in energy storage provide alternative to electric batteries Go to Source
Nissan agrees truce with Renault to settle governance spat
Japanese carmaker offers board committee seats to chief of its French alliance partner Go to Source
Chinese 5G driverless bus offers glimpse of future commutes
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Renault-Nissan alliance crumbles with Ghosn gone
Several of the carmakers’ joint departments are being axed and staff laid off Go to Source
Japan’s hydrogen dream: game-changer or hot air?
On a Tokyo street in 2050, a long queue of automobiles belch their exhaust into the evening sky. A bus brakes hard as it makes its stuttering progress through town. Yet all the while, the air quality is excellent because these vehicles emit nothing but water vapour: the sole exhaust product from the hydrogen fuel… Continue reading Japan’s hydrogen dream: game-changer or hot air?
Nissan expands internal investigation into Carlos Ghosn
Probe extends to every country in group’s network Go to Source