Author: Automotive News Feed
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German minister eyes tougher sanctions on companies post-VW scandal
The German government is committed to introducing tougher sanctions against companies that foster criminal behavior in the wake of Volkswagen Group’s diesel-emissions cheating scandal, the country’s justice minister said.
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Berlin welcomes carmakers’ diesel trade-in offers
The government has welcomed German automakers’ moves toward making concrete offers of discount trade-ins to owners of older, dirtier diesel vehicles, adding that these latest moves had been precisely what Chancellor Angela Merkel had been expecting.
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Berlin welcomes automakers’ diesel trade-in offers
The government has welcomed German automakers’ moves toward making concrete trade-in offers to owners of older, dirtier diesel vehicles, adding that these latest maneuvers are precisely what Chancellor Angela Merkel had been expecting.
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Borgward losses spur majority stake sale by China’s Foton
China’s Foton plans to sell a 67 percent stake in Borgward as losses escalate at the German brand it revived four years ago.
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UK will cut plug-in hybrid subsidies in push to EVs
The UK will cut the incentives to those buying plug-in hybrid vehicles by 22 percent to 3,500 pounds ($4,630) as it focuses on full-electric models, sparking anger from the industry in Europe’s No. 2 market.
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Mercedes GLE plug-in to get long electric range
Daimler could be the first automaker to offer a combustion engine car with a 100 km (62 mile) electric range, when it launches the Mercedes GLE plug-in hybrid vehicle in the second half of next year.
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First Shift: Tesla: Order by Monday to get full U.S. tax credit
Tesla: Order by Monday to get full U.S. tax credit; Toyota recalls 2019 C-HR; NHTSA moves forward on self-dimming headlights; Acura Turnersville tops ‘Best Dealerships To Work For.’
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How WLTP emissions rules hit plug-in hybrid sales
Plug-in hybrids have been dealt a huge blow by the new WLTP emissions regime in Europe because many of the models are no longer eligible for tax breaks.
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Industria automotriz alemana dice que las normas CO2 amenazan los empleos
La Unión Europea, expresando su preocupación por un informe de las Naciones Unidas sobre el calentamiento global, acordó buscar la reducción del 35 por ciento en las emisiones de dióxido de carbono.
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Magna abre planta checa para servir a BMW en Europa
La nueva planta en Chomutov, República Checa, suministrará sistemas de asientos en varias configuraciones para varios modelos de BMW.