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EU to Reconsider Ban on Combustion Engines
Manfred Weber, chairman of the European People's Party (EPP), announced that the EU's planned ban on combustion engines will be reviewed, aiming to present a proposal in the autumn and secure jobs in the auto industry while maintaining the climate neutrality goal.
EU to Reconsider Ban on Combustion Engines
Manfred Weber, chairman of the European People's Party (EPP), announced that the EU's planned ban on combustion engines will be reviewed, aiming to present a proposal in the autumn and secure jobs in the auto industry while maintaining the climate neutrality goal.
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36% Bias Score
Hundreds Protest Munich's IAA Mobility Car Show
Hundreds protested Munich's IAA Mobility car show on Saturday, criticizing its environmental impact and connection to military spending, with some minor incidents marring otherwise peaceful demonstrations.
Hundreds Protest Munich's IAA Mobility Car Show
Hundreds protested Munich's IAA Mobility car show on Saturday, criticizing its environmental impact and connection to military spending, with some minor incidents marring otherwise peaceful demonstrations.
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Italian Auto Parts Industry Supports EU's Green Deal, Seeks CO2 Reform
Diego Longhin, president of the Italian auto parts association, praised Ursula von der Leyen's approach to the European Green Deal, but called for a reform of the CO2 reduction plans to better suit the industry's needs.
Italian Auto Parts Industry Supports EU's Green Deal, Seeks CO2 Reform
Diego Longhin, president of the Italian auto parts association, praised Ursula von der Leyen's approach to the European Green Deal, but called for a reform of the CO2 reduction plans to better suit the industry's needs.
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IG Metall joins auto lobby to weaken climate regulations
Germany's IG Metall union joined the automotive industry association (VDA) on Thursday, advocating for more flexible European CO2 emission standards to safeguard jobs, despite concerns from environmental groups and studies showing that the approach could cost jobs in the long run.
IG Metall joins auto lobby to weaken climate regulations
Germany's IG Metall union joined the automotive industry association (VDA) on Thursday, advocating for more flexible European CO2 emission standards to safeguard jobs, despite concerns from environmental groups and studies showing that the approach could cost jobs in the long run.
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20% Bias Score
German Auto Industry Seeks Policy Changes Amidst Job Losses
The German auto industry, represented by IG Metall and VDA, is urging for policy changes in Europe to support e-mobility, citing over 50,000 job losses between June 2024 and June 2025 and calling for a more flexible approach to CO2 regulations.
German Auto Industry Seeks Policy Changes Amidst Job Losses
The German auto industry, represented by IG Metall and VDA, is urging for policy changes in Europe to support e-mobility, citing over 50,000 job losses between June 2024 and June 2025 and calling for a more flexible approach to CO2 regulations.
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44% Bias Score
Volkswagen Shifts EV Design Strategy Towards Familiarity
Facing slow EV adoption in Europe, Volkswagen is shifting its electric vehicle design language from futuristic to familiar, prioritizing brand recognition over novelty, as seen in the new ID.Polo model.
Volkswagen Shifts EV Design Strategy Towards Familiarity
Facing slow EV adoption in Europe, Volkswagen is shifting its electric vehicle design language from futuristic to familiar, prioritizing brand recognition over novelty, as seen in the new ID.Polo model.
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Global Automakers' Profits Halved Amidst E-Car Slump and Market Challenges
A new study reveals that the operating profit of the world's 19 largest automakers plummeted by 49.2 percent in the first half of 2024, reaching €42.8 billion compared to €84.3 billion in the same period last year, while revenue remained stagnant, due to weak e-car sales, price wars, and high transf...
Global Automakers' Profits Halved Amidst E-Car Slump and Market Challenges
A new study reveals that the operating profit of the world's 19 largest automakers plummeted by 49.2 percent in the first half of 2024, reaching €42.8 billion compared to €84.3 billion in the same period last year, while revenue remained stagnant, due to weak e-car sales, price wars, and high transf...
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EU to Review 2035 Combustion Engine Ban Amid Industry Challenges
Facing pressure from automakers citing production and sales challenges, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a fast-tracked review of the EU's planned 2035 ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles.
EU to Review 2035 Combustion Engine Ban Amid Industry Challenges
Facing pressure from automakers citing production and sales challenges, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a fast-tracked review of the EU's planned 2035 ban on new internal combustion engine vehicles.
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Valeo CEO Calls for EU to Mimic US Restrictions on Chinese Car Imports
Valeo CEO Christophe Périllat is urging the EU to adopt US-style restrictions on Chinese car imports, proposing that only cars produced in Europe by Chinese manufacturers be allowed in the EU market to safeguard European jobs and competitiveness.
Valeo CEO Calls for EU to Mimic US Restrictions on Chinese Car Imports
Valeo CEO Christophe Périllat is urging the EU to adopt US-style restrictions on Chinese car imports, proposing that only cars produced in Europe by Chinese manufacturers be allowed in the EU market to safeguard European jobs and competitiveness.
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US Auto Sales Defy Expectations Amidst Tariffs and EV Tax Credit Changes
Despite import tariffs and expiring federal EV tax credits, US auto sales remain strong, exceeding industry predictions, as consumers rush to purchase vehicles before potential price increases, showcasing resilient demand and a preference for hybrid vehicles.
US Auto Sales Defy Expectations Amidst Tariffs and EV Tax Credit Changes
Despite import tariffs and expiring federal EV tax credits, US auto sales remain strong, exceeding industry predictions, as consumers rush to purchase vehicles before potential price increases, showcasing resilient demand and a preference for hybrid vehicles.
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20% Bias Score
Europe's Automakers Face Pressure at Munich Auto Show Amidst EV Transition
At the Munich auto show, European automakers showcased advanced electric vehicles while simultaneously lobbying the EU for exceptions to the 2035 combustion engine ban, highlighting the industry's struggle to balance technological advancement with economic and political realities.
Europe's Automakers Face Pressure at Munich Auto Show Amidst EV Transition
At the Munich auto show, European automakers showcased advanced electric vehicles while simultaneously lobbying the EU for exceptions to the 2035 combustion engine ban, highlighting the industry's struggle to balance technological advancement with economic and political realities.
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44% Bias Score
Söder Renews Call to Scrap EU's 2035 Combustion Engine Ban
Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder is urging the EU to scrap its planned 2035 ban on new combustion engine cars, citing risks to the German auto industry and hundreds of thousands of jobs, while industry experts express concerns about the plan's contradictions.
Söder Renews Call to Scrap EU's 2035 Combustion Engine Ban
Bavarian Minister-President Markus Söder is urging the EU to scrap its planned 2035 ban on new combustion engine cars, citing risks to the German auto industry and hundreds of thousands of jobs, while industry experts express concerns about the plan's contradictions.
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52% Bias Score
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