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Fiat quitting petrol is a mistake | Axon’s Automotive Anorak | GRR – Goodwood Road and Racing
For some months now I’ve been talking to a friend, giving my thoughts on which new car his girlfriend should buy. Having moved from the mean streets of London, down to the narrow leafy lanes of Dorset, my friend has now narrowed down the new car choice to two possible suitors – either a new… Continue reading Fiat quitting petrol is a mistake | Axon’s Automotive Anorak | GRR – Goodwood Road and Racing
Cleantechnica: 26% of New Car Sales in Germany Have a Plug, 14% Fully Electric 002127
With several disruptions affecting it, the overall German automotive market is still in the red, with the market dropping 11% last month year over year. And it seems all this doom and gloom has finally got to EVs, with sales of full electric vehicles (BEVs) dropping in June by 4% year over year (YoY). There… Continue reading Cleantechnica: 26% of New Car Sales in Germany Have a Plug, 14% Fully Electric 002127
Former BMW Group chief of design Chris Bangle starts collaboration with BOTINKIT
Chris Bangle graduated from the Art Center College of Design, a global leader in design and art education. He worked at German automobile manufacturer Opel and Italian carmaker Fiat. Since 1992 he led BMW in creating new design styles and concepts. In his nearly 30 year automotive design career, he has had a great and far-reaching… Continue reading Former BMW Group chief of design Chris Bangle starts collaboration with BOTINKIT
@FCA: Maserati Project24: radically unique on the track Maserati presents Project24. A project (referred to by a codename) o…
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German Manager Magazin: Ferrari: How the most successful sports car manufacturer wants to switch to electric cars001937
Ready for a new age? Ferrari will drive electrically from 2025, tuned like this 812 from Novitec or rather untuned. In the past, the group has repeatedly taken tuners to court to protect its cars from more or less embarrassing modifications. Photo: Philipp Rupprecht Go to Source
hlpy, l’assistance automobile italienne entièrement numérique, se lance sur le marché international
M. Sarti est titulaire d’un master en Commerce et Economie des universités de Turin et d’Aix-en-Provence. En outre, il dispose de plus de 20 ans d’expérience en leadership exécutif dans le secteur de l’automobile et de l’assistance automobile internationale. Il a commencé sa carrière chez FIAT et peu de temps après, il a assumé diverses missions internationales… Continue reading hlpy, l’assistance automobile italienne entièrement numérique, se lance sur le marché international
Repair insurance under scrutiny for ‘underhand tactics’
Concerns are growing over the way that repair insurance – which covers damage to a car’s tyres, alloy wheels, bodywork and interior – is being sold, amid claims that some car dealers are pressuring consumers into buying the £400-plus policy. The sale of insurance is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which requires companies… Continue reading Repair insurance under scrutiny for ‘underhand tactics’
Ford CEO Jim Farley doesn’t deny leaked report of plan to slash 8,000 salaried jobs
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Formula 1 Struggles With Bouncing Cars and Injured Drivers
The safety of drivers has become political this season. New aerodynamic regulations were introduced at the start of the year that were intended to allow the cars to follow more closely and aid overtaking, making the races more exciting. A side effect is porpoising, a violent up-and-down movement caused by the stalling of airflow beneath… Continue reading Formula 1 Struggles With Bouncing Cars and Injured Drivers