With the EV 3, Kia is bringing its cheapest electric car to Germany. The compact SUV can travel up to 605 km on one battery charge. (Kia, Electric car) Go to Source
Author: Golem Online News
Selling point: Tesla Model Y with free supercharging
Tesla Germany has announced a time-limited promotion for Model Y buyers. Anyone who buys an electric car gets free electricity for a year. (Tesla, Electric car) Go to Source
Autonomous driving: Moia is testing autonomous ID.Buzz 2025 in Hamburg
Transport Senator Anjes Tjarks describes the VW subsidiary Moia’s project as an important step for the future of public transport. (Autonomous driving, Electric car) Go to Source
Electric cars: Tesla is now only number 3 in Germany
After VW, Tesla has now been overtaken by BMW on the German electric car market. Experts see an image problem – also because of Elon Musk. (Tesla, Electric car) Go to Source
Digitalization: Berlin makes parking spaces in the city area visible online
Every public parking space in Berlin can now be accessed online – including further details such as location and parking times. (mobility, GreenIT) Go to Source
Union: VW management tightens austerity measures
The management of the VW Group is intensifying its efforts to achieve far-reaching cost reductions. The unions don’t like that. (VW, Electric car) Go to Source
Mercedes-Benz: Electric CLA with 24-hour record and new details
Mercedes-Benz wants to launch an electric CLA on the new MMA platform in 2025. (Electric car, technology) Go to Source
Rings gone: Audi is planning radical changes in China and Germany
Audi is not only planning a new brand strategy in China, but is also facing significant restructuring in Germany. (Audi, Electric car) Go to Source
In-car gaming: arcade with wheels
More and more car manufacturers are offering games in the car. The offering ranges from quizzes to endless runner games. There is also variety in the game controls. (car, Smartphone) Go to Source
E-mobility: VDA reports progress in expanding the charging network
The latest analysis by the Association of the Automotive Industry shows an improved situation with the public charging infrastructure for electric cars in Germany. (Electromobility, car) Go to Source