Electromobility • Table.Briefings

May 22nd, 2025

EVs: BYD overtakes Tesla in Europe.

Chinese car manufacturer BYD has overtaken EV pioneer Tesla in Europe for the first time. Other Chinese brands were also able to grow their sales significantly.

By

Analyse

May 1st, 2025

Electromobility: Why France's social leasing could be a role model for Germany.

Electric cars are still significantly more expensive than combustion engines. The SPD therefore wants to launch a subsidy program for low-income households. There is support from parts of the CDU/CSU.

By Carsten Hübner

News

April 29th, 2025

Porsche: China business in free fall.

Demand for fully electric luxury cars is declining in China. Porsche also feels the effects. Profits fell by 42 percent in the first quarter.

By Emily Kossak

Feature

April 15th, 2025

Hybrid instead of electric: Chinese car exports continue to push into the European market

While imports of Chinese EVs are declining, the number of Chinese hybrid cars entering the EU has increased sevenfold within a year. China has increased export volumes and lowered prices across various product categories. The figures demonstrate how complicated a joint approach between the EU and China could become.

By Marc Winkelmann

Heads (EN)

April 14th, 2025

The anti-Musk: BYD founder Wang Chuanfu.

BYD founder Wang Chuanfu is an anti-Musk: While the Tesla boss likes to show off on stage and social media, Wang is a technocrat who prefers to fine-tune technical features with engineers.

By Redaktion Table

News

April 14th, 2025

Protests outside plant: Car manufacturer Neta in crisis.

Since September, the EV manufacturer has not responded to concerns voiced by its dealerships. Now, they are protesting outside its plant in Tongxian, calling for the company to take accountability.

By Emily Kossak

News

April 10th, 2025

EV tariffs: Commission refuses to reach out to Beijing.

The EU Commission wants to remain firm in the negotiations with Beijing on countervailing duties on electric cars. "Our concerns about Chinese overcapacity are currently becoming even more serious," it says.

By Till Hoppe

News

March 3rd, 2025

Climate in Numbers: Germany lagging behind in e-buses

In Germany, only one in three newly registered city buses was emission-free in 2024 – far fewer than in many other European countries. This is probably due to a lack of specifications and the withdrawal of subsidies.

By Malte Kreutzfeldt

News

February 19th, 2025

GDP: Clean technologies are growth drivers

Clean energy is becoming an important pillar of the Chinese economy. Three "new" industries are primarily responsible for this.

By Emily Kossak

News

February 17th, 2025

Energy: How China wants to dominate the battery market in the future

With a new action plan, China focuses on a sustainable, competitive battery industry. The government wants to better regulate the domestic market and dominate the foreign market more strongly.

By Emily Kossak