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Volkswagen CEO acknowledges company's problems and names main reason

Volkswagen CEO acknowledges company's problems and names main reason

VW CEO named one of the important reasons for the crisis in the German auto industry, but despite the difficulties, it still enjoys "unconditional global recognition"

Why are car tires black? After all, rubber is originally white!

Why are car tires black? After all, rubber is originally white!

Black tires have become the standard, but the very first rubber tires were white. How did white become black?

From Parts Manufacturing to Their Own Cars: A New Phase in the Industry

From Parts Manufacturing to Their Own Cars: A New Phase in the Industry

When parts manufacturers decided to challenge the car giants. Some companies tried their hand at car manufacturing, each with its unique story.

Trump Promises to Lower Car Tariffs: What It Means for Automakers

Trump Promises to Lower Car Tariffs: What It Means for Automakers

The Trump administration is preparing to lessen the impact of imposed car tariffs.

Rice Instead of Plastic: Volkswagen Begins Making Cars from Waste

Rice Instead of Plastic: Volkswagen Begins Making Cars from Waste

Seat has announced the start of car production with parts made from rice husk.

Toyota Announces Major Expansion in the Electric Vehicle Segment

Toyota Announces Major Expansion in the Electric Vehicle Segment

The global automotive leader Toyota has announced plans to introduce 10 new electric models by 2027.

KGM (SsangYong) and Chery have agreed to produce new mid-size and full-size SUVs

KGM (SsangYong) and Chery have agreed to produce new mid-size and full-size SUVs

South Korean company KGM (formerly Ssangyong Motor) and Chinese automaker Chery have signed an agreement on joint development of mid-sized and large SUVs.

In the UK, Vauxhall car plant with a 120-year history is closing.

In the UK, Vauxhall car plant with a 120-year history is closing.

There is an opinion that the automotive industry in the country is in a deep crisis.

In Germany, Mercedes is ready to pay up to $540,000 to its employees for being willing to resign.

In Germany, Mercedes is ready to pay up to $540,000 to its employees for being willing to resign.

German company Mercedes-Benz is ready to pay up to 540,000 US dollars to employees willing to volunteer for redundancy.