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Since 2021, Renault has taken part in several collaborations with contemporary designers, creating original and innovative concepts that take a fresh look at its exceptional heritage Unique collaborations that take a fresh look at iconic models Since 2021, Renault has presented a number of unique creative projects that take a fresh look at its exceptional […]
Silicon carbide has properties that could make it indispensable for the next generation of battery-powered vehicles. By Will Girling Although the global electric vehicle (EV) market has grown rapidly in recent years, the underlying technology is still far from perfect for OEMs seeking mass market success. Crucially, the overall powertrain must become more efficient while
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Volvo Cars has become the latest automaker to adjust its electrification strategy as unfavourable market conditions prolong the shift to electric vehicles (EVs) beyond prior expectations. On 4 September 2024, the company announced that it will aim for 90-100% of its sales mix to be pure EVs by 2030, a potential reduction of up to
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Nine years after the Volkswagen diesel emissions scandal became public, former Chief Executive Martin Winterkorn is going to trial in Braunschweig, north Germany. The 77-year-old faces accusations that he was aware of the rigging for years before the news was made public, both supporting and turning a blind eye to its continuation. He has also been
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Automotive World Magazine features the best and sharpest Automotive World content, curated specifically to help you understand the future of mobility In this issue: Data Global car registrations to increase by 3% in 2024 AW rev counter: fourth straight quarter of weak sales growth Results Q2 profit declines but BMW sticks with full-year guidance BYD
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Electric Mobility USA March 18, 2025 Explore the business models, technologies, and trends shaping the future of electric mobility. Tickets for this in-person event are limited, so please book early. Book tickets Software-Defined Vehicle USA May 15, 2025 Explore the business models, technologies, and trends shaping the future of the software-defined vehicle. Tickets for this
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Jae-Eun Lee explores how new technology not only make drivers safer but protects the smallest passengers Technological advancements in the automotive industry aren’t simply impacting driver experience or making vehicles sleeker and more futuristic. On the contrary, the integration of cutting-edge safety technologies is transforming how we protect our most vulnerable passengers—children. Recent mandates from
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Rumours that Volkswagen is planning to axe factories to cut costs could imply that a fundamental strategic change is on the horizon. By Ian Henry The post Factory closures: is a battle erupting for the future of VW? appeared first on Automotive World. Source link
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More than 140,000 Mini Cooper SEs will be recalled for a software update following concerns about potential thermal runaway. By Stewart Burnett The post BMW issues latest recalls amid ongoing battery defects appeared first on Automotive World. Source link
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On 3 September 2024, Volvo Trucks announced that it had developed an electric truck (e-truck) capable of driving 600km on a single charge. Adapted from the company’s FH Electric model, which has a base range of 300km, the new long-range version is scheduled to enter production from H2 2024. “Our new electric flagship will be
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