There were more than 100 offers for the development of the fast charging network for electric cars. The first contracts are to be awarded in late summer. (charging station, electric car) Go to Source
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Electric cars: Wissing plans to promote wall boxes with solar power
The government wants to support the development of private charging infrastructure with 900 million euros this year. This also applies to self-supply. (electric car, automobile) Go to Source
Electric car: Tesla’s Giga Berlin puts solar systems into operation
Tesla’s Gigafactory Berlin has taken a step towards sustainability with the commissioning of a solar system on the roof. (Tesla, electric car) Go to Source
Arizona: Apple seems to have a test track in the desert
Reporters have apparently found Apple’s test track for autonomous vehicles. It is uncertain whether the Apple Car will also drive there. (Apple, electric car) Go to Source
Cars from China: Human Horizons wants to snatch away Tesla, BMW and Audi customers
There is movement on the European premium market: With Human Horizons, a Chinese car manufacturer is coming to us that wants to compete with Tesla, Audi, BMW and Mercedes in particular. (electric car, Tesla) Go to Source
Diesel scandal: Ex-Audi boss Stadler convicted of fraud
The first criminal judgments in the processing of the diesel scandal have been made. The manager receives a suspended sentence with conditions. (Audi, politics) Go to Source
Emden: VW throttles production of electric cars
Due to sales problems, Volkswagen will shut down the production of electric cars at its Emden plant. (automobile, electric car) Go to Source
Electric car: Aston Martin is supported by Lucid
Luxury carmaker Aston Martin has partnered with US automaker Lucid to build its own electric vehicles. (electric car, automobile) Go to Source
Volkswagen boss: cartoon predicts no electric VW Beetle
Volkswagen boss Thomas Schäfer excludes a Beetle revival as an electric car and describes the retro wave as a dead end. (VW, electric car) Go to Source
Regera: Koenigsegg retakes 0-400 km/h record from Rimac
Koenigsegg has beaten electric car maker Rimac and now holds the record for the fastest acceleration from 0 to 400 km/h. (Koenigsegg, electric car) Go to Source