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CATL to unite BMW, Renault, Volvo, and Xiaomi to create a unified battery recycling standard
The company is launching an international initiative to simplify battery reuse
Mercedes wants to make employees work more without a pay raise
The company is considering a transition to a 40-hour work week and has already postponed part of the earnings payment for almost 90,000 employees
BYD Wins Series of Lawsuits Against Car Bloggers: Hundreds of Thousands of Yuan Recovered for False Publications
The company continues its tough campaign against the spread of unreliable information about its cars and batteries
Why the world is abandoning gasoline faster than Russia
Understanding how rising fuel prices are changing the global automotive market
Hyundai finally abandons station wagons: the company has bet on crossovers
Demand for this body type no longer justifies the investment
Gasoline crisis expands: fuel sales restrictions introduced in 16 Russian regions
In some regions, there is a complete ban, in others, limits are imposed on refueling and selling fuel in canisters
Even Toyota Acknowledged the Problem: The Company is Considering Reducing its Own Model Lineup
The new head of the auto giant believes that an excessive number of versions and trim levels has become a source of unnecessary expenses
In Crimea, free fuel sales have been completely halted; gasoline is only available to special services
Authorities tightened restrictions amid ongoing problems with petroleum product supplies to the peninsula
BYD Changes the Game: Chinese EV Leader Abandons Centralized Development
After sales slowdown, the company grants more autonomy to Denza, Yangwang, Fang Cheng Bao, Ocean, and Dynasty brands
Chinese car: what awaits after the warranty
From body elements to suspension: what difficulties arise when servicing modern cars from China
CATL Earns More Than Auto Giants: Company Proves More Profitable Than BYD, Geely, and Chery Combined
The world's largest manufacturer of traction batteries surpassed seven leading Chinese car manufacturers
Electric Vehicles Take Over the Market: Where and Why
While Norway has almost completely switched to electric vehicles, and China sells millions of hybrids and BEVs, Russia remains among the laggards
Why Ford Disassembles V8 Engines Daily
The new approach has already shown results at the Valencia plant and is now being applied at the Ohio facility
Volkswagen Cuts 28,000 Jobs: Auto Giant Changes to Survive
Europe's largest automaker accelerates restructuring amid pressure from Chinese competitors and declining profitability
China Prepares for a Freight Revolution: By 2030, Nearly Half of New Tractors Will Be Electric
Authorities have set a goal to increase the share of "new energy" in the heavy truck segment to 40%, and to 80% on certain routes