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Volocopter shares plan to bring all-electric flying taxies to U.S., starting with Los Angeles

Volocopter shares plan to bring all-electric flying taxies to U.S., starting with Los Angeles

Volocopter, a German urban air mobility (UAM) developer with specialization in the design of electric helicopters or personal air vehicles, has revealed plans to bring its electric vertical take-of

MIC Tesla Model Y arrives in Norway; customer deliveries to commence soon

MIC Tesla Model Y arrives in Norway; customer deliveries to commence soon

As Tesla’s German Gigafactory is still waiting to start production, the American electric car maker has started shipping made-in-China (MIC) Model Y compact crossover utility vehicle to European ma

Audi Skysphere blends high-tech autonomous features with amenities of a luxury EV

Audi Skysphere blends high-tech autonomous features with amenities of a luxury EV

Audi AG, the luxury car brand of German automobile giant Volkswagen Group, has finally taken the wraps off the first of its three ‘sphere’ EV concepts, providing a glimpse of what the brand’s next-

BMW Group enjoys robust plug-in car sales in Q2 and H1 of 2021

BMW Group enjoys robust plug-in car sales in Q2 and H1 of 2021

Munich, Germany-headquartered luxury automobile manufacturer BMW Group Automotive enjoyed a robust growth in business as its sales almost tripled year-over-year in the first half of 2021.

NIO hints at expansion to Germany next with job posting

NIO hints at expansion to Germany next with job posting

Shanghai, China-based multinational electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer NIO Incorporated is planning to expand its business to Germany, a recent job posting by the Chinese manufacturer suggests.

Self-driving, not electrification will transform automobile industry: VW CEO Diess

Self-driving, not electrification will transform automobile industry: VW CEO Diess

The automobile industry will be transformed more by the self-driving or autonomous technology than the electrification of vehicles, Volkswagen (VW) CEO Herbert Diess said.

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