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Autoindustrie

Feature

Combustion engine phase-out decided, but doubts remain

On Tuesday, the German government broke its deadlock and agreed to tighter carbon fleet targets in the EU Council of Ministers. This means that from 2035, new cars can only be registered if they are operated with zero emissions.

Von Lukas Knigge

Feature

Industry reacts cautiously to e-fuel compromise

The Council of Ministers is expected to give the final green light today for the trilogue result on the combustion engine phase-out and CO2 fleet limits. In the industry, the reaction to the e-fuels deal is restrained: Manufacturers and suppliers complain that although there is a political agreement, much remains unclear in terms of legislation.

Von Markus Grabitz

Analyse

Industrie reagiert verhalten auf E-Fuel-Kompromiss

Im Ministerrat dürfte heute endgültig grünes Licht für das Trilogergebnis zu Verbrenner-Aus und CO₂-Flottengrenzwerten kommen. In der Industrie ist die Reaktion auf den E-Fuels-Deal verhalten: Die Hersteller und Zulieferer bemängeln, dass es zwar eine politische Einigung gibt, gesetzgeberisch aber vieles im Unklaren bleibe.

Von Markus Grabitz

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Feature

German fallacy on China's car market

The EV market in China is booming, and German manufacturers lack sustainable concepts. The current problems are self-made and only the beginning, according to a Mercedes insider.

Von Christian Domke Seidel

Bildnummer: 54227721  Datum: 14.07.2010  Copyright: imago/Xinhua
 select cars during the 2nd Nanjing Auto Sales Night Market, which opens at the Planning and Construction Exhibition Hall in Nanjing, east China s Jiangsu Province, July 14, 2010. Over 100 styles of cars by some 50 brands are on display at the night market. (Xinhua/Dong Jinlin) (px) (3)CHINA-NANJING-AUTO SALES-NIGHT MARKET(CN) PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Wirtschaft Autoindustrie Markt Messe Automarkt Automesse kbdig xub 2010 quer

Bildnummer 54227721 Date 14 07 2010 Copyright Imago XINHUA Select Cars during The 2nd Nanjing Car Sales Night Market Which Opens AT The Planning and Construction Exhibition Hall in Nanjing East China S Jiangsu Province July 14 2010 Over 100 Styles of Cars by Some 50 Brands are ON Display AT The Night Market XINHUA Dong Jinlin PX 3 China Nanjing Car Sales Night Market CN PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN Economy Auto industry Market trade Fair Car market Auto Fair Kbdig  2010 horizontal
Analyse

Deutscher Trugschluss auf Chinas Automarkt 

Der Elektroautomarkt in China boomt und deutschen Herstellern fehlt es an zukunftsfähigen Konzepten. Die derzeitigen Probleme seien hausgemacht und erst der Anfang, analysiert ein Mercedes-Insider.

Von Christian Domke Seidel

Opinion

China's rise retold

Based on his family's story, our editor Felix Lee retells China's rapid development. This translated excerpt from the first chapter of his book tells the story of the moment when China and the Volkswagen Group first came together.

Von Experts Table.Briefings

Table.Standpunkt

Chinas Aufstieg neu erzählt

Anhand der Geschichte seiner Familie erzählt unser Redakteur Felix Lee die rasante Entwicklung Chinas noch einmal neu. In diesem Auszug aus dem ersten Kapitel des Buches geht es um den Moment, in dem China und der Volkswagen-Konzern erstmals zusammenkamen.

Von Experts Table.Briefings