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MVIS earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2021.

The semiconductor giant intel has announced it will set up dedicated capacity to make computer chips for the car industry at its existing foundry in ireland. intel will invest up to 80 billion euro in european production over the next decade. earlier this year, intels chief executive predicted the situation would get worse before it got better. our correspondent theo leggett caught up pat gelsinger, who has been visiting the international mobility show in munich, and asked him if those fears had...

Lets start in germany where the international automobile show kicks off today. after several decades in frankfurt, this time its being held in the city of munich. 0ur correspondent theo leggett is there and he spoke to the president of the german automotive industry association who says getting the show back on the road has been challenging. it was difficult but now everybody is really excited that we can start with a new mobility show here in unix. the new idea of the mobility show is to bring ...

Basically a new show during a pandemic, is there a market for this kind of thing anymore? yes, we have no time to wait, this is the main point of want to bring out here. we need the change of thinking of a new mobility so it is a mobility show, the discussion about how mobility especially in grand cities can be in the future, thatis cities can be in the future, that is one of the main points here and the way to clean it neutrality also cant wait, we have missed out right now and we need to get g...

Here’s how many South Africans are buying electric cars Subscribe A study conducted by the IAA’s Munich Mobility Show highlights a large disparity in the buying cars of electric vehicles around the world, with wealthier countries such as the US and China dwarfing the cars bought in emerging markets. The report shows that there are approximately 10 million electric cars globally. In absolute numbers, the most electric cars are in China (4.2 million), followed by Europe (3.2 million) and the ...

2021 Tokyo Motor Show cancelled due to rising Covid-19 cases Japan has called off its flagship motor show for the first time in history, as the country teeters on the brink of a third state of emergency 22 Apr 2021 Organisers of the Tokyo Motor Show have confirmed that this year’s event will not go ahead. Japan is currently grappling with a major coronavirus outbreak, with the country’s government expected to announce a third state of emergency in the capital imminently. For the past 67 yea...