General Motors is continuing its plans to phase out Carplay and Android Auto in its electric vehicles. (General Motors, automobile) Go to Source
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Local public transport: The struggle to finance the 49-euro ticket continues
The federal and state governments have to agree on a solution for financing the 49-euro ticket – it will be difficult. (49 euro ticket, Deutsche Bahn) Go to Source
New batteries: Ford postpones the start of production of the Explorer
The all-electric Ford Explorer was actually supposed to be delivered this year. The reason for the delay sounds pretend. (electric car, technology) Go to Source
VR9 protection class: BMW presents the first bulletproof electric car
With the i7 Protection, BMW has had the first electric car with VR9 occupant protection certified against attacks with firearms. (bmw, electric car) Go to Source
ID.Buzz California: VW stops its electric camper van
Volkswagen is suspending the expansion of the camper version of the ID.Buzz due to range problems and the resulting lack of market opportunities. (Volkswagen ID., automobile) Go to Source
US provider: Electric bus manufacturer Proterra files for bankruptcy
Although there is a great demand for electric buses, the electric pioneer Proterra is insolvent. This isn’t the only failure in the field. (electric bus, technology) Go to Source
IAA 2023: Opel shows experimental study with folding steering wheel
The future electric cars from Opel could look much more futuristic. The concept study dispenses with chrome and exterior mirrors. (Opel, technology) Go to Source
Electric cars: VW overtakes Tesla in new registrations in Germany
In Germany, Tesla and VW are in a close race for the most registrations. Overall, the production of electric cars has risen sharply. (electric car, Tesla) Go to Source
Heycar: Mercedes-Benz is exiting the used car platform
After several waves of layoffs, Mercedes-Benz left its partner VW alone with the online platform. (Mercedes Benz, Business) Go to Source
Inexpensive e-car: Electric Fiat Panda planned for just under 25,000 euros
According to a media report, Fiat could launch an electrically powered small car based on the Panda model for just under 25,000 euros. (fiat, electric car) Go to Source