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Automakers' Ukraine exposure, Europe supply lines, Avtovaz production cuts - the week - Vimarsana News

Automakers' Ukraine exposure, Europe supply lines, Avtovaz production cuts - the week

Our weekly review of the auto industry's major news, including Ukraine crisis updates.

Daimler möchte größere Motoren weiterhin selber bauen - Vimarsana News

Daimler möchte größere Motoren weiterhin selber bauen

Der Nutzfahrzeugriese lagert die Fertigung von kleineren Dieselaggregaten aus. Seine großen Motoren will Daimler dagegen noch sehr lange selbst bauen.

Foley May 25, 2021 Automotive Report - Vimarsana News

Foley May 25, 2021 Automotive Report

Global production loss of 3.8 million units in 2021 due to the semiconductor shortage, senate Democrats proposal to allocate $52 billion toward domestic research and manufacturing of semiconductors, California Air Resources Board unanimously approved the Clean Miles Standard

Daimler Trucks sets out strategy - Vimarsana News

Daimler Trucks sets out strategy

Daimler Truck has hosted its inaugural Strategy Day, setting out its ambitions as an independent company. related to Commercial vehicles, Vehicle manufacturers, Daimler Group,

Daimler Aims to Build Hydrogen-Fueled Long-Haul Trucks - Vimarsana News

Daimler Aims to Build Hydrogen-Fueled Long-Haul Trucks

Daimler’s Truck Unit Maps Plans to Replace Diesel With Hydrogen Electric cars get all the attention, but truckmakers are also under pressure to shift from fossil fuels to electricity. A prototype of Daimler’s GenH2 hydrogen-powered truck. Daimler has set a goal of selling trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells by 2027.Credit...Daimler May 23, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET Carmakers have been promising to scrap the internal combustion engine, and now it’s the truckmakers’ turn. But the makers of giant 18-wheelers are taking a different route. Daimler, the world’s largest maker of heavy trucks, w...