The Volkswagen Group's "Technical Development" department has developed its own dictionary. The unofficial reference work with the name "Business Dictionary Volkswagen" looks like a conventional Langenscheidt...
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Volkswagen employees have come up with something whimsical for the turn of the year and compiled the "Volkswagen Business Dictionary". It contains idioms from everyday business life with quite idiosyncratic new interpretations not only for VW employees.
The Volkswagen Group's "Technical Development" department has developed its own dictionary. The unofficial reference work with the name "Business Dictionary Volkswagen" looks like a conventional Langenscheidt... -
Autonomous driving allowed at 130 km/h in Germany
The use of self-driving cars at speeds of up to 130 km/h has been permitted on motorways in Germany since 1 January 2023. The adjustment of the speed limit was decided last summer by the World Forum for Harmonisation of Vehicle Regulations of the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and adopted by over 50 countries, including EU countries.
The USA, China and other countries regulate autonomous driving according to their own standards. However, the regulations and certifications... -
Security researchers hack several car manufacturers
Using the API endpoints of the telemetry systems of several car manufacturers, security researcher Sam Curry and his friends have managed to take over and control functions in cars. They came up with the idea for the hacks on a trip to a cyber security conference last autumn.
While visiting the University of Maryland, they noticed e-scooters all over the place. So they decided to check out the scooters' app. "To our surprise, our actions caused all the scooters' horns and headlights... -
e.GO Life receives special equipment suitable for the disabled
The Aachen-based e-car manufacturer Next e.GO Mobile, together with the vehicle manufacturer Sodermanns Automobile, presented an e.GO Life that was converted for people with disabilities. In total, the small electric car comes up with 20 different adjustments in this version.
The converted e.GO Life can be ordered from e.GO Mobile or from one of the manufacturer's sales partners. The conversion will then take place at Sodermanns in Wassenberg, North Rhine-Westphalia. "The e.GO... -
Jeep will only bring the 2022 Wrangler as PHEV in most of Europe
With the new model year 2022, Jeep will only be offering its Wrangler in the European left-hand drive markets as a plug-in hybrid. The slightly redesigned 2022 model of the Jeep Wrangler 4xe is also receiving some minor updates, including a whole host of new ADAS features.
Introduced last year , Jeep will only market the 2022 Wrangler as part-time electricity in large parts of Europe. This is in line with the goal of selling 70 percent of the Jeep range worldwide as electrified vehicles... -
Volkswagen: Obviously, DIESS can stay, but it has to give up power
A solution is emerging in the power struggle at Volkswagen. According to insiders, Volkswagen boss Herbert Diess can continue to run the Wolfsburg-based group, but has to give up power. The solution apparently provides, among other things, that VW brand boss Ralf Brandstätter ascends to the group's board of directors.
Both the news agency Reuters and the "Handelsblatt" quote sources close to the group, according to which it is going in the direction of "that... -
Heidelberger Druck takes over AC charging station technology from EnBW
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG, which is also active as a wallbox manufacturer, has taken over the AC charging station technology from EnBW. In addition to the well-known solutions for the home sector, Heidelberger Druck wants to expand its charging range to include the semi-public and public sector.
As announced by Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG, a corresponding purchase agreement has been signed with EnBW. Financial terms and further details of the agreement are not clear from... -
has to be wins major customers from Greece
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has to be wins major customers from Greece
Protergia Charge becomes a new customer of the eMobility software specialist has to be. Protergia is the electricity and natural gas division of Mytilineos, the largest independent electricity producer in Greece. This wants to roll out charging infrastructure across the board in Greece under the Protergia Charge brand.
For the operation, administration and billing as well as a mobility app and roaming services, Protergia relies on the software be.ENERGISED from has to be, as... -
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Hubject starts automated invoice management
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Hubject starts automated invoice management
Hubject has introduced invoice management as part of its eRoaming services. With the new "Invoice Management", the processes for over 1,000 B2B partners are to be simplified - that is, automated. Up to now, the manual transfer of loading data was sometimes necessary here.
As Hubject writes, until recently the billing process between the operators of charging stations (CPO) and eMobility Service Providers (EMP) was often associated with manual work, in which the costs... -
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A total of 800 charging points are being built in Ghent
The French energy group TotalEnergies has won a tender from the city of Ghent, which includes the installation of 800 new charging points by 2025 and their operation for ten years. For Total it is the third such order from a major Belgian city.
A distribution between AC and DC charging points is not mentioned in the total notification. There is only talk of 800 new charging points that are to be set up in addition to the existing infrastructure - so mostly AC charging points...
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