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German Handelsblatt: Xinjiang Province: Volkswagen investigation: No evidence of forced labor in the factory in China008215

An examination of the plant in Xinjiang shows no abnormalities. However, experts see the human rights situation in the province as precarious. Go to Source

ID.Buzz in the practical test: The Bulli with range anxiety

While the consumption and charging speed of the ID.Buzz surprised us in the practical test, the software shows pitfalls in detail. The wait for the new model version could be worth it. (Electric car, test) Go to Source

Electric car: Tesla strike in Sweden extends to Denmark

The strike against Tesla in Sweden is now also supported in Denmark. This makes it more difficult for the company to circumvent the strike measures. (Tesla, Electric car) Go to Source

Electromobility: Toyota is planning new electric cars and presenting concepts

Toyota wants to expand its range of electric cars in Europe to six models by 2026 and has unveiled two new concept vehicles. (Toyota, Electric car) Go to Source

Weak demand: VW pauses ID.3 and Born production

Setback for e-mobility made by Volkswagen. Production of the ID.3 and the Cupra Born is paused – due to a lack of demand. (Electric car, Tron) Go to Source

Hypercharger: Insecure password allowed access to charging stations

The web interface of Hypercharger charging stations could be accessed with access data that could be found in the instructions. (Charging station, Electric car) Go to Source

German Manager Magazine: Conti is considering spinning off part of its automotive business002934

Continental is putting parts of its automotive supply business to the test. CEO Nikolai Setzer (52) announced on Monday at the Dax Group’s Capital Markets Day in Hanover that parts of the automotive division were being considered to be spun off. Overall, it accounts for around a quarter of the division’s sales. However, he ruled… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Conti is considering spinning off part of its automotive business002934

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