After BMW and Mercedes, Volkswagen also gave the all-clear in the short term when it comes to the supply of standard chips. But the problem is far from solved. Go to Source
Tag: Daimler
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Nexperia crisis: VW production also secured next week011808
After BMW and Mercedes, Volkswagen also gave the all-clear in the short term when it comes to the supply of standard chips. But the problem is far from solved. Go to Source
German Manager Magazine: Nissan: Car manufacturer sells headquarters004533
Nissan is selling its headquarters for $630 million, the struggling Japanese automaker announced Thursday. The income should be used to advance the renovation. Nissan wants to rent the building in Yokohama, southwest of Tokyo, and continue to use it as its headquarters. The additional funds will be used to modernize internal systems at the company’s… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Nissan: Car manufacturer sells headquarters004533
German Manager Magazine: Porsche, Volkswagen, Tesla, Nexperia – the newsletter “manage:mobility”004534
Dear reader, The mobility scene is once again fragile these days. The auto industry is threatened with the next major disruption due to the chip drama surrounding Nexperia. The bicycle industry is anything but in flow. There is now a lot of noise surrounding Eurobike. Prominent names no longer want to have anything to do… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Porsche, Volkswagen, Tesla, Nexperia – the newsletter “manage:mobility”004534
German Handelsblatt: Noise protection: Mercedes-AMG must remove loud models from its range011805
A new EU noise directive is forcing the sports brand on Affalterbach to remove particularly loud combustion engines from its range. This is a change for the Mercedes subsidiary. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Mild hybrid: Mercedes shows the combustion engine variant of the CLA011804
After the pure electric model, the Mercedes CLA now also comes as a combustion engine. It even has a significant price advantage when purchasing compared to the electric version. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car problem: Earnings crisis at BMW, Mercedes and VW: Manufacturers are threatened with demotion to European regional powers011802
Tariffs, China, low demand – Germany’s auto industry has to fight for margins. A Handelsblatt analysis shows: In most cases, only saving brings profit. When will that change? Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Car problem: Earnings crisis at BMW, Mercedes and VW: Manufacturers are threatened with demotion to European regional powers011802
Tariffs, China, low demand – Germany’s auto industry has to fight for margins. A Handelsblatt analysis shows: In most cases, only saving brings profit. When will that change? Go to Source
How Chinese EV makers are winning in Brazil
On the streets of Rio de Janeiro, it’s not hard to spot the latest sign of China’s growing global auto ambitions. Electric vehicles from Chinese brands like BYD and Great Wall Motor have been flowing in. “There are a lot of Chinese cars on the streets,” said EV owner Sérgio Ramalho. Brazil has become the… Continue reading How Chinese EV makers are winning in Brazil
German FAZ: BMW is currently doing better than VW and Mercedes010204
FAZ + billion-dollar profit: BMW is currently doing better than VW and Mercedes05.11.2025, 14:44Reading time: 3 min. Expand image descriptionChips, tariffs, China: The Munich car company is also suffering. But BMW earns more than Mercedes and Audi combined. Go to Source