The government wants to end the crisis in the German auto industry with bonus payments from the state. The CDU/CSU criticizes the SPD’s proposal. (car, Federal Government) Go to Source
Author: Golem Online News
Driving report Polestar 4: Sheet metal behind the head
With the Polestar 4, the manufacturer is once again relying on a sedan – even if it markets the electric car as an SUV coupé. The lack of a rear window is surprising. (Electric car, car) Go to Source
Elon Musk: Kadyrov accuses Tesla of Cybertruck sabotage
Ramzan Kadyrov claims Tesla had his Cybertruck remotely deactivated. He wanted to use it in war. (Tesla Cybertruck, Electric car) Go to Source
Job cuts: Rumors of 30,000 layoffs at VW
Volkswagen reportedly wants to shed a large number of employees in Germany and investments are to be cut. (VW, Electric car) Go to Source
Electromobility: The first lithium hydroxide refinery in Europe begins operations
At the start, however, imported lithium will be processed. That should change later. (lithium, Electric car) Go to Source
Theory 1: Lotus presents electric vehicle concept with 745 kW
The Lotus Theory 1 shows how the sports car manufacturer imagines the electric car future – including a lot of power and haptic feedback. (lotus, Electric car) Go to Source
Markus Söder: Electric cars should be allowed to park for free throughout Bavaria
Electric cars are currently selling slowly. Bavaria’s Prime Minister Söder is therefore proposing a new purchasing incentive. (Electric car, policy) Go to Source
Test round in the Dongfeng Box: Colorful, rolling box from China
China’s car manufacturer Dongfeng wants to gain a foothold in Europe. After a test run with the entry-level Stromer Box, a few questions still remain unanswered. (Electric car, car) Go to Source
Sports car: Audi presents RS E-Tron GT Performance with 680 kW
Audi has introduced its newest member of the E-Tron family, the RS E-Tron GT Performance. He brings enormous performance. (Audi, car) Go to Source
Charging Radar: It gets expensive for third-party chargers
The operators of public charging stations are intensifying customer loyalty and causing prices to continue to climb, current data shows. (Electric car, Internet) Go to Source