Munich. After twelve successful years, the collaboration between BMW M Motorsport and Jesse Krohn (FIN) is coming to an end. Both parties have agreed not to extend the works driver contract, which expires after the 2025 season. Krohn will face new challenges in the future. His career began in 2014 in the BMW M Motorsport… Continue reading @BMW: BMW M Motorsport thanks Jesse Krohn for twelve successful years together.004518
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German Handelsblatt: BMW: “Doubly under pressure” – Only one German car manufacturer will achieve the climate targets this year012130
The EU has weakened its climate requirements for car manufacturers. Nevertheless, hardly any corporations are on track and the pressure on them is increasing. This can be good news for car buyers. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: BMW: “Doubly under pressure” – Only one German car manufacturer will achieve the climate targets this year012130
The EU has weakened its climate requirements for car manufacturers. Nevertheless, hardly any corporations are on track and the pressure on them is increasing. This can be good news for car buyers. Go to Source
2026 is the year people really start to care about Chinese cars
Is 2026 the time people start to actually care about Chinese cars? That sounds a bit odd when we’re looking back on a year where BYD registered more cars than MINI, Tesla or Mazda, Jaecoo jumped ahead of Honda and SEAT, and Omoda shifted more metal than Suzuki. But how much do those buyers actually… Continue reading 2026 is the year people really start to care about Chinese cars
TVS iQube and Ather 450X most exported electric scooters in April–November
Even as the overall Indian two-wheeler industry is witnessing strong 24% YoY growth in its exports to 3.33 million units in the April–November 2025 period, the fledgling electric 2W sub-segment too is doing its bit. Export data reveals that in the past eight months of the current fiscal, a total of 5,536 e-2Ws have been… Continue reading TVS iQube and Ather 450X most exported electric scooters in April–November
German FAZ: How Toyota wants to attack Porsche and Mercedes010389
When Akio Toyoda presents a new project, he likes to use big words. When Toyota Motor’s chairman introduced the new Century brand, he said at the opening of the Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo this fall: “I want to build the brand so that it shares the soul of Japan and the pride of Japan… Continue reading German FAZ: How Toyota wants to attack Porsche and Mercedes010389
German FAZ: From diesel fumes to charging stations010389
On Harrison Street in the middle of San Francisco, charging stations are in high demand in the early afternoon. In a former warehouse, just a few blocks from the financial district and Chinatown, twenty fast-charging stations are lined up, and hardly any of them are free. A Jaguar I-Pace, a Volkswagen ID.4 and several Mercedes… Continue reading German FAZ: From diesel fumes to charging stations010389
German FAZ: These are the managers of the year 010388
It’s rarely boring with Alex Karp. For his Christmas speech this year, the manager shot a video that shows him cross-country skiing. Karp is a fan of winter sports and explains that it’s similar to his business: you train and sleep and train while others are having fun. But at some point you glide through… Continue reading German FAZ: These are the managers of the year 010388
Torrance Dentist Advances Restorative Care with Precision Digital Scanning Technology
Dr. Adriana Barrera of Barrera Advanced Dentistry now uses the Dexis IOS Intraoral Scanner for all restorative treatments, replacing traditional impression materials with precise digital scans that are transmitted to the lab in seconds. This streamlined approach delivers faster turnaround times, greater accuracy, and a more comfortable patient experience for crowns, onlays, and nightguards. TORRANCE,… Continue reading Torrance Dentist Advances Restorative Care with Precision Digital Scanning Technology
German Handelsblatt: VW premium subsidiary: From 250,000 to 200,000 cars: Weak sales weigh on Audi012127
The VW premium brand continues to lose market share to BMW and Mercedes in Germany. Traders complain about high prices, weak margins and model offensives with limited impact. Go to Source