Together with Qualcomm, BMW wants to bring autonomous cars to the market by 2025. Other manufacturers should also benefit from this. (Autonomous driving, electric car) Go to Source
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Solar car Sion: Sono Motors starts new test car production
Sono Motors wants to validate the concept of its solar car Sion in the coming months. The test fleet is now being built for this purpose. (Sonos Motors, electric car) Go to Source
JVC, Kenwood and Pioneer: Spotify disables Spotify Connect in car stereos
If you own an affected car radio, you can no longer use the integrated Spotify Connect function. (Spotify, cloud computing) Go to Source
Sports car: Subaru discontinues the WRX STI
Subaru will no longer build the WRX STI sports car. A successor could drive electrically. (Subaru, electric car) Go to Source
US Traffic Safety Authority: No steering wheel requirement for autonomous cars
The US traffic safety authority sees a great need for change in the approval of autonomous cars. Pedals and steering wheels are no longer needed. (Autonomous driving, technology) Go to Source
Charging stations: Tesla continues to increase supercharger prices
Charging is becoming more expensive again at Tesla. A kilowatt hour now costs 48 cents on the supercharger in Germany. (charging station, electric car) Go to Source
Shortage of parts: Volkswagen stops ordering hybrid cars
Hybrid models can no longer be ordered from Volkswagen for the time being because cables and chips are missing. This creates a dilemma for customers. (Plugin Hybrid, technology) Go to Source
Wolfsburg-Warmenau: VW is investing two billion euros in a new electric car plant
The Volkswagen supervisory board has approved the new electric car plant near the main plant in Wolfsburg-Warmenau. (VW, technology) Go to Source
More range: Skoda makes Enyaq better with a software update
The Skoda Enyaq iV receives a software update for more range and higher charging speeds. There is one difference compared to the ID.4. (Skoda, technology) Go to Source
Electric cars: Fiat will give up combustion engines as early as 2027
In Europe, Fiat will exit the combustion engine business in 2027 and will only offer electric cars. So far we have been talking about 2030. (fiat, electric car) Go to Source