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VW Loses Legal Bid to Keep Diesel Scandal Report Under Wraps

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Tesla and Luxembourg squabble over failed Model S braking test

Luxemburger Wort Did you think Tesla could move past braking complaints just because it addressed the issue with the Model 3? Luxembourg certainly doesn’t. The European country’s testing and standards body ILNAS has put itself at odds with Tesla after conducting an unusually public emergency braking test (media outlets like Luremberg Wort got to watch)… Continue reading Tesla and Luxembourg squabble over failed Model S braking test

Tesla’s tent factory could damage its high-tech reputation, analyst says (TSLA)

Reuters Tesla reached its goal of producing 5,000 Model 3 sedans in a week early Sunday morning. The burst of production was thanks to its new assembly line in a tent next to its Fremont, California plant.  Evercore ISI warned clients Tuesday that the low-tech factory addition could damage Tesla’s reputation as a high-tech company.… Continue reading Tesla’s tent factory could damage its high-tech reputation, analyst says (TSLA)

Tesla’s mounting problems could have been easily avoided (TSLA)

It would be an understatement of the highest order to say that Tesla has been in any way boring for the past 12 months. What we’re dealing with here is basically a total war on numerous fronts, ranging from automobile manufacturing to experiments in robotics to financial speculation to 21st-century media relations. The whole combative… Continue reading Tesla’s mounting problems could have been easily avoided (TSLA)

UPDATE 1-California agency opens third probe into Tesla’s Fremont factory

(Reuters) – A California agency for occupational safety said on Thursday it opened a third investigation at Tesla Inc’s factory in Fremont, California, following a complaint. FILE PHOTO: The Tesla logo is seen at the entrance to Tesla Motors’ new showroom in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District in New York City, U.S., December 14, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File… Continue reading UPDATE 1-California agency opens third probe into Tesla’s Fremont factory

UPDATE 3-VW loses bid to block investigators examining legal files

KARLSRUHE, Germany (Reuters) – Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) has lost a legal challenge to prevent prosecutors from examining unpublished documents about its emission scandal, with Germany’s top court ruling on Friday that files seized from a U.S. law firm may be reviewed. FILE PHOTO: The logo of Volkswagen is seen at their plant in Wolfsburg, Germany, April… Continue reading UPDATE 3-VW loses bid to block investigators examining legal files

Airbus: Ministers have ‘no clue’ on Brexit

The chief executive of planemaker Airbus has accused the government of having no idea how to take the UK out of the EU without damaging the country. Tom Enders said it “still has no clue, or at least no consensus, on how to execute Brexit without severe harm”. He was speaking as ministers prepare to… Continue reading Airbus: Ministers have ‘no clue’ on Brexit

Investigators may confiscate VW documents evaluate

Volkswagen cars are ready for shipment in the port of Emden. Picture: dpa It took Volkswagen a year to resist it: Now Germany’s top judges have decided against the automaker. I m diesel scandal, the investigators allowed after one year delay extensive documents from a commissioned by VW evaluate the working firm. The Federal Constitutional… Continue reading Investigators may confiscate VW documents
evaluate

Daimler gets green light for self-driving vehicle tests in Beijing

BEIJING: China’s capital city has given the green light to German auto maker Daimler AG to test self-driving cars on real roads, making it the first international car maker to be granted such a license in Beijing, the company said on Friday. Beijing has given Daimler, owner of the Mercedes brand, a permit for highly… Continue reading Daimler gets green light for self-driving vehicle tests in Beijing