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Great Wall Motors ORA Cat Car at 42nd BANGKOK INTERNATIONAL MOTOR SHOW 2021 on April 3, 2021 in Bangkok - Copyright totojang1977 @ AdobeStock

Great Wall Motor on the way to Europe

Germany has made a clear commitment to Germany as a business location. Due to the great tradition in automobile construction, Germany as a location offers an excellently developed supplier industry, technically experienced engineers and, above all, an audience of car fans. No wonder, then, that the established Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motor Co. has now opened the doors to its European office in the Bavarian capital. All activities for the European market are to be coordinated from here.

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Maserati enters Formula E with the Gen3

According to Maserati, the Gen3, one of the lightest, fastest and most powerful racing cars in Formula E, will compete in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship from the 2022/2023 season. With the entry of the new electric racing car, Maserati will make a comeback in the formula circus after more than 60 years. The history of the Italian manufacturer, which is closely related to racing, will be expanded to include a further milestone in the next racing season.

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Opel is banking on new signals in electromobility

It has been clear since last year that Stellantis is increasingly focusing on the electrification of car and minibus models for the Peugeot, Citroen and Opel brands. The combustion engines are now only obsolete models in the coming years. Opel specified the plans again at the beginning of the year. This year, the Opel Combo Life, Vivaro Combi and Zafira Life models can now only be ordered with an electric drive.

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Range updates for the eVito panel van

which drives the front wheels with a peak power of 85 kW. The Mercedes Benz eVito panel van is equipped with a water-cooled AC on-board charger (OBL) with a charging power of max. 11 kW.

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EXIT - the global automobile manufacturer's electric car offensive

The planned innovations in the Euro 7 standard from 2025 is a challenge for all global manufacturers. In the first half of 2021, most manufacturers have already set their exit scenarios from the internal combustion engine with a specific date following the announcements made in recent years. As a discontinued model, the combustion engine will only be of interest to car markets without clear specifications for the manufacturer. A look at the exit scenarios of the traditional manufacturers shows clear differences.

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World premiere of the Subaru Solterra

At Subaru, the turning point away from the traditional boxer engine will be heralded in 2022. With the world premiere of the new Solterra, a completely new path has been taken into the BEV world. A major step away from the pure on- and off-road SUV was also taken. A timeless, modern design is expressed in the striking hexagonal grille and is continued in striking lines with clear refractive edges. The Solterra was built on the Subaru Global platform modified for BEV vehicles.

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