BERLIN, 7. September 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Hisense, eine weltweit führende Marke für Unterhaltungselektronik und Haushaltsgeräte, wird auf der IFA 2025 unter dem Motto „AI Your Life” eine ganze Reihe von KI-gestützten Innovationen vorstellen. Hisense wird zeigen, wie KI jedes Szenario in nahtlose, personalisierte und interaktive Erlebnisse verwandelt – von immersiver Unterhaltung und brillantem Kino bis hin… Continue reading Hisense stellt auf der IFA 2025 „AI Your Life”-Revolution vor
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Hisense predstavuje na veľtrhu IFA 2025 revolúciu „AI Your Life”
BERLÍN, 7. september 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Hisense, popredná svetová značka spotrebnej elektroniky a domácich spotrebičov, predstaví na veľtrhu IFA 2025 kompletný sortiment inovácií založených na umelej inteligencii na tému „AI Your Life”. Od pohlcujúcej zábavy a brilantnosti ako v kine až po intuitívne bývanie a klimaticky inteligentnú pohodu, Hisense predvedie, ako AI premieňa každú situáciu… Continue reading Hisense predstavuje na veľtrhu IFA 2025 revolúciu „AI Your Life”
Chinese battery maker CATL expects Hungarian production to start by early 2026
MUNICH (Reuters) -Chinese battery maker CATL’s new plant in Hungary is expected to start production by early next year, its general manager for Europe said on Sunday, as the company looks to the region for growth. CATL invested 7.3 billion euros ($8.55 billion) in the plant in the eastern city of Debrecen, seeking to expand… Continue reading Chinese battery maker CATL expects Hungarian production to start by early 2026
Audi Embarks on New Chapter with Youngest Portfolio and Focus on Clarity
Audi is entering a new transformation phase. CEO Gernot Döllner outlines a strategy built around portfolio renewal, organisational clarity, and a sharper design identity to reinforce the brand’s position in the premium automotive market. Over the past two years, the company has launched 20 new models, spanning internal combustion engines, plug-in hybrids, battery-electric vehicles, and… Continue reading Audi Embarks on New Chapter with Youngest Portfolio and Focus on Clarity
Audi Embarks on New Chapter with Youngest Portfolio and Focus on Clarity
Audi is entering a new transformation phase. CEO Gernot Döllner outlines a strategy built around portfolio renewal, organisational clarity, and a sharper design identity to reinforce the brand’s position in the premium automotive market. Over the past two years, the company has launched 20 new models, spanning internal combustion engines, plug-in hybrids, battery-electric vehicles, and… Continue reading Audi Embarks on New Chapter with Youngest Portfolio and Focus on Clarity
Hinduja Group to invest ₹7,500 crore in Tamil Nadu’s EV ecosystem: CM Stalin
TN CM Stalin announces ₹7,500 crore Hinduja Group EV investment; state secures ₹15,516 crore proposals under TN Rising, creating 17,613 jobs. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on Saturday announced investment of ₹7500 crore by the Hinduja Group, which will boost the electric vehicles ecosystem in the state. In a post on X, CM Stalin… Continue reading Hinduja Group to invest ₹7,500 crore in Tamil Nadu’s EV ecosystem: CM Stalin
German Handelsblatt: Electromobility: drive, cockpit, design: Why the “new class” for BMW is so important011436
BMW starts its new electrical offensive with the IX3. Technically, the Munich makes a big leap. The operating concept in particular is brave. Go to source
German Handelsblatt: Electromobility: drive, cockpit, design: Why the “new class” for BMW is so important011436
BMW starts its new electrical offensive with the IX3. Technically, the Munich makes a big leap. The operating concept in particular is brave. Go to source
India Bets Rs 1,500 Crore on Critical Mineral Recycling, but Can It Avoid the Plastic Trap?
The Indian government’s ambitious Rs 1,500 crore incentive scheme for critical mineral recycling, approved on September 3, 2025, apparently seems to be a pragmatic recognition that the nation’s clean energy transition including that for automobiles hinges on not only scorching on new technologies, exploring abundant supplies of critical materials, but also on mastering the circular… Continue reading India Bets Rs 1,500 Crore on Critical Mineral Recycling, but Can It Avoid the Plastic Trap?
India Bets Rs 1,500 Crore on Critical Mineral Recycling, but Can It Avoid the Plastic Trap?
The Indian government’s ambitious Rs 1,500 crore incentive scheme for critical mineral recycling, approved on September 3, 2025, apparently seems to be a pragmatic recognition that the nation’s clean energy transition including that for automobiles hinges on not only scorching on new technologies, exploring abundant supplies of critical materials, but also on mastering the circular… Continue reading India Bets Rs 1,500 Crore on Critical Mineral Recycling, but Can It Avoid the Plastic Trap?