Tesla is celebrating a comeback in the German market in September and further down the ranking, a Chinese electric giant is entering the market with high discounts. Overall, customers can save. Go to Source
Category: German Press
German Handelsblatt: Kia PV5: It doesn’t always have to be a VW bus011578
With the PV5, the Korean manufacturer is entering the market for minibuses and vans. It not only impresses with its cool look, but is also cheaper than the VW ID.Buzz. Go to Source
Small and medium incomes: Coalition agrees on purchase incentives for electric cars
The Union and the SPD want to support the purchase of electric cars with three billion euros. There is still no agreement in the dispute over the ban on combustion engines. (Electric car, car) Go to Source
BYD and Co.: China wants better quality for electric cars in Europe
With a new license, Chinese car manufacturers should not only offer better service. The manufacturing quality should also increase. (Electric car, Business) Go to Source
Kei-Car: EU is considering a new vehicle class for affordable electric cars
After European manufacturers withdrew from the small car segment, Brussels is planning its own electric car category. (car, EU) Go to Source
Registration statistics: Mercedes-Benz benefits from the new CLA
In September, Tesla made it back into the top 3 electric car sales. At BMW, buyers seem to be waiting for the new iX3. (Electric car, Business) Go to Source
Tesla Full Self-Driving 14.1: Sloth Mode and Fire Truck Detection
After a year’s break, Tesla is releasing Full Self-Driving v14.1. The software includes robotaxi functions – but only for vehicles with the latest hardware. (Tesla, Electric car) Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car Summit: Sales fall by up to 58 percent: VW, BMW and Mercedes are losing global importance011576
Before the car summit, the industry is complaining about shrinking markets. In fact, car sales are growing worldwide – but German manufacturers cannot benefit from this. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Archion: Joint venture between Daimler Truck and Toyota plans IPO011575
The new commercial vehicle giant Archion wants to shake things up in Asia with combined platforms and leaner plants. A date for the IPO has already been set. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Archion: Joint venture between Daimler Truck and Toyota plans IPO011575
The new commercial vehicle giant Archion wants to shake things up in Asia with combined platforms and leaner plants. A date for the IPO has already been set. Go to Source