BMW CEO Oliver Zipse wants the European Union revisits its plan to ban the sale of new gasoline-engine vehicles by 2035.
The list of voices speaking out against the European Union’s ban on the sale of new piston-powered cars, which is scheduled ...
BMW is not alone. Volkswagen and Renault say the EU targets are unrealistic, and the fines imposed for missing them are too ...
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BMW CEO Pushes Back on 2035 EU Combustion Engine Ban with Growing ConcernsIn a bold statement at the Paris Motor Show, BMW CEO Oliver Zipse called for a reconsideration of the European Union’s 2035 ...
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Petrol and diesel car ban 'no longer realistic': BMW boss calls on the EU to reverse their bans on new petrol and diesel cars sales from 2035Global BMW boss Oliver Zipse has called for the European Union to scrap its ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles by ...
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Wednesday criticized the European Union for its decision to impose punitive tariffs on ...
Global automakers like Ford, Volkswagen, BMW and Toyota manufacture models in South Africa for both the local and European markets ...
Following Swedish battery-maker Northvolt’s recent struggles, ATN took a snapshot of the wider BEV world and wondered, what’s next?
Leaders from Europe's top car makers call for authorities to negotiate or avoid increasing Chinese EV tariffs altogether.
China announced on the 17th that it is considering raising tariffs on imported high-emission cars.According to CCTV, a spokesperson for China's Ministry of ...
Highlighting the deep ties between China and the German state of Bavaria, Lin said that around 500 Chinese companies have established operations in Bavaria. Meanwhile, over 600 Bavarian enterprises, ...
Renault's Luca de Meo wants to learn from them. BMW's Oliver Zipse preaches for more freedom. Carlos Tavares thinks ...
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