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Reports: VW Agrees to Retrofit Cheater Diesels in Europe
Volkswagen AG is prepared to retrofit diesel engines in Europe that the company had rigged to evade emission rules.
Read MoreToyota Files Patent for Flying Car
Toyota Motor Corp. has filed a U.S. patent for an electric flying car.
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Ford Pursues Cost-Cutting Ventures with VW, Mahindra
Ford Motor Co. is in talks with Volkswagen AG in Germany and Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. in India to reduce product development and production costs in both regions.
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VW Says Lean Production Will Save €2.6 Billion
Volkswagen AG estimates that its VW brand will save €2.6 billion ($3 billion) between now and the end of 2025 by implementing leaner production methods.
Read MoreAudi to Launch 12 EVs by 2025
Audi AG plans to introduce 12 electric vehicles by 2025, starting with the all-new e-tron crossover early next year.
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The New Way of Influencer Marketing in B2B
Modern influencer marketing is a legitimate part of B2B marketing processes. These tips will lead you towards the social media influencer who is best for you. Keep these best practices in mind as you vet your new third-party marketer, and you should soon see some great results.
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Renault to Use EV Batteries to Supplement Electric Grid
Renault SA plans to use new and used electric vehicle batteries to build stationary energy storage systems at three sites in Europe to supplement local electric grids.
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Half of Americans Use Shared Services
About 54% of adults in the U.S. use some type of ride-hailing, home-sharing or streaming entertainment service on a regular basis, according to insurer Country Financial.
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Really Fast VW Jetta
People like cars that go fast—really fast, as in setting land speed records, as a 2019 Volkswagen Jetta did at the Bonneville Salt Flats, setting a record in the Southern California Timing Association’s Blown Gas Coupe class (no, we didn’t know there was such a thing, either), 210.16 mph, besting the previous record of 208.472 mph.
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Toyota Readies Corporate Car-Sharing Tests in Europe
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to launch a car-sharing service for corporate customers in Copenhagen and Madrid next spring, The Nikkei reports.
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