Porsche has revealed a one-off 993 Turbo, built from an original bodyshell using all-new parts from its Porsche Classic division. The car’s reveal comes ahead of its official premiere at the Porsche Rennsport Reunion at Laguna Seca circuit in California next month. Project Gold – officially a 993-generation 911 Turbo S badged ‘Classic Series’ – is a… Continue reading Porsche Project Gold is one-off restomod 993 Turbo S
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Audi unleashes 764bhp PB18 e-tron EV supercar concept
The PB18 e-tron draws on the styling lineage first established on the Audi Aicon concept revealed at the 2017 Frankfurt motor show, albeit with a more dramatic cab-forward silhouette. An extended cockpit incorporates tapered rear side windows and a large rear window that together hint at the look of a modern-day shooting brake. Key elements… Continue reading Audi unleashes 764bhp PB18 e-tron EV supercar concept
VW Gets Really Serious About Tech Acquisitions
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Scania resumes V8 engine production after supplier strike
Scania has started reducing its backlog of truck, industrial and marine engine orders built up after a delivery and order stop caused by a lengthy strike at one of the manufacturer’s main casting suppliers. “This is probably the worst disruption that has hit our company in many decades when it comes to supply disturbances,” said Scania Trucks SVP,… Continue reading Scania resumes V8 engine production after supplier strike
Volkswagen to invest $4 billion to build digital businesses, software
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE) will invest 3.5 billion euros ($4 billion) by 2025 to build digital businesses and products including a cloud computing-based platform to connect vehicles and customers to offer services such as car sharing. FILE PHOTO: The backlight of an e-Golf electric car is pictured at the new production line of the… Continue reading Volkswagen to invest $4 billion to build digital businesses, software
VW Approached Self-Driving Startup Aurora
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Second profit warning: Continental loses the confidence of investors
HannoverFour four weeks ago, optimism dominated in Hannover. Continental, Germany’s second largest automotive supplier, just had one comprehensive corporate restructuring announced. Construction, reorientation, securing the future – wanted with it Conti shine. “With the new holding structure, we are ensuring that the decisions are delegated out of the central office, better even two stages. We… Continue reading Second profit warning: Continental loses the confidence of investors
Coup of cold stock on the automobile
Black day for Continental. The German equipment maker fell Wednesday about 14% on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, its largest decline since 2009, causing in its fall the European automotive values. At the Paris Bourse, Michelin, Valeo, Faurecia or Peugeot also gave ground – but to a lesser extent -, just like Pirellli in Milan or… Continue reading Coup of cold stock on the automobile
Interview: “It’s not too late yet” – VW boss Diess warns of dependency in the battery cell technology
WolfsburgVolkswagen-Boss Herbert Diess In particular, the auto industry in general and its own company are harshly challenged and face tremendous challenges. It must now necessarily the entry into the electric age success. As a heavy mortgage, he feels the “great dependence” in battery cell technology from Asian suppliers. This said in the Handelsblatt interview: “Let’s… Continue reading Interview: “It’s not too late yet” – VW boss Diess warns of dependency in the battery cell technology
Toyota, Renault, VW: Japanese and French depend on German carmakers in terms of efficiency
Toyota production in Miyawaka In terms of operating profit, Japanese carmakers are even leaving Daimler behind. (Photo: AP) DüsseldorfThe world in Wolfsburg could actually be okay. With 5.5 million vehicles sold was VW also in the first half of the year the largest automaker in the world. Even the profit was lush with 8.16 billion… Continue reading Toyota, Renault, VW: Japanese and French depend on German carmakers in terms of efficiency