Category: German Press

German FAZ: Elroq is chasing Enyaq007909

With the Elroq, Škoda is providing a second electric model alongside the Enyaq. The 4.49 meter long compact SUV with rear or all-wheel drive will come onto the market in January starting at 34,000 euros. This is on a par with the comparable model with a combustion engine. Although the Elroq is sixteen centimeters shorter… Continue reading German FAZ: Elroq is chasing Enyaq007909

German FAZ: “The EU’s CO₂ fleet targets must be modified”007908

The current problems at Volkswagen show it like a magnifying glass: The automotive industry, as a pillar of the German economy, is in a challenging situation. We have to set the political framework in such a way that Germany’s most important industry gets back on track and the structural problems of the auto industry are… Continue reading German FAZ: “The EU’s CO₂ fleet targets must be modified”007908

German Manager Magazine: BYD: Electric car manufacturer from China expects sales to increase soon in Germany003645

The Chinese electric car manufacturer BYD assumes an increase in sales Germany within six months. In order to convince customers and increase sales figures, the group will need “less than half a year,” said BYD European boss Stella Li in an interview with the “Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung”. She did not provide any information about the… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: BYD: Electric car manufacturer from China expects sales to increase soon in Germany003645

German FAZ: Crash and Cash007904

We wouldn’t tell this story again if it weren’t so extraordinary. At the beginning of September we reported in the Sunday newspaper about our visit to a junkyard in Los Angeles. Rudi Klein’s scrapyard, who emigrated from Rüsselsheim to America in the 1960s, where he worked as a butcher and ultimately became a millionaire by… Continue reading German FAZ: Crash and Cash007904

German FAZ: Inspired by Jürgen Klopp007904

This week Jürgen Klopp returned from vacation with an unexpected announcement. In front of a simple, light stone wall, he speaks into the camera on his cell phone, calmly, seemingly emotionless. Some people may have already heard: From January 1, 2025, he will be “Head of Global Soccer” at Red Bull. As indifferent as Strahlemann… Continue reading German FAZ: Inspired by Jürgen Klopp007904

German FAZ: Crash and Cash007904

We wouldn’t tell this story again if it weren’t so extraordinary. At the beginning of September we reported in the Sunday newspaper about our visit to a junkyard in Los Angeles. Rudi Klein’s scrapyard, who emigrated from Rüsselsheim to America in the 1960s, where he worked as a butcher and ultimately became a millionaire by… Continue reading German FAZ: Crash and Cash007904

German FAZ: The dispute over stricter CO₂ limits for cars is getting worse007904

Pressure from Germany is growing on the European Commission to quickly weaken the CO2 requirements for the weakening automotive industry. In a joint position paper, the economics ministers of the federal states of Lower Saxony, Berlin, Saxony and Hesse, Olaf Lies, Franziska Giffey, Martin Dulig and Kaweh Mansoori (all SPD), call for the fleet targets… Continue reading German FAZ: The dispute over stricter CO₂ limits for cars is getting worse007904