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16.12.25 - 01:36
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Beijing approves first two L3 autonomous cars in leap towards ′hands-off′ driving (SCMP)
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Beijing has approved China's first two cars with level 3 (L3) autonomous driving capability, taking a leap towards widely deploying self-driving technology in the world's largest automotive market.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) announced on Monday that Changan Automobile and BAIC were given the go-ahead to build electric vehicles (EVs) that would allow drivers to be hands off in some circumstances.
But the cars, both pure EVs, could only navigate urban streets and......
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16.12.25 - 01:12
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Nissan begins production of new electric car in Sunderland (The Guardian)
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Launch of third generation of Leaf follows investment of more than £450m into model, including £300m direct to UKNissan has started the production of its latest electric car in Sunderland, a crucial step in the UK automotive industry's transition away from petrol and diesel.The Japanese manufacturer will launch the third generation of the Leaf on Tuesday, which was the first mass-market battery electric car to be built in the UK. Nissan has made 282,704 Leaf models at the north-east England plant so far. Continue reading......
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15.12.25 - 23:36
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UK and South Korea sign new trade deal aimed at cars, salmon and Guinness (The Guardian)
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Government says arrangement will bring in extra £400m on top of more than £15bn of existing annual trade with KoreaThe UK has signed a new trade deal with South Korea designed to increase exports of cars, Scottish salmon and Guinness canned in Britain.Keir Starmer described the deal, which replaces an existing agreement, as “a huge win for British business and working people”. It follows UK deals with India and the US, and the free trade agreement with the EU clinched this year. Continue reading......
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15.12.25 - 22:42
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Ford mit Riesen-Abschreibung im Elektroauto-Geschäft - Aktie im Plus (Cash)
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- Ford krempelt sein verlustreiches Elektroauto-Geschäft um und nimmt dafür eine milliardenschwere Riesen-Abschreibung in Kauf. Sie soll insgesamt 19,5 Milliarden Dollar betragen, der Grossteil davon im laufenden vierten Quartal, wie der US-Autoriese am Montagabend in Dearborn nahe Detroit mitteilte. Die vollelektrische Version des grossen Pickups F-150 wird eingestellt. In Zukunft will Ford stärker auf Hybrid-Fahrzeuge setzen - und bei Elektroautos auf kleinere Modelle. Die Ford-Aktie gewann im nachbörslichen US-Handel 1,4 Prozent....
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