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FUEL-CELL ENGINES

Technology Turf Wars at Volkswagen

Audi is taking the lead with fuel-celltechnology in the VW Group. Not everyone at the parent company in Wolfsburg is happy about the move.

Article dated 16.03.2016 in Companies & Markets

Markus Fasse

FUEL CELLS

Building Up a Head of Steam

Gas company Linde and automaker Daimler are investing in a network of hydrogen car-fueling stations across Germany.

Article dated 09.10.2014 in Companies & Markets

Susanne Stephan

GAME CHANGER

Toyota Mirai Takes Pole Position

Toyota's groundbreaking Prius hybrid put motorists on a new path in 1997. Now it wants to re-route the world again, with the launch of the first hydrogen-powered family sedan.

Article dated 25.11.2014 in Companies & Markets

Jürgen Rees

SUBSTANDARD WORK

Hole in the U-boat

The German-made Dolphin-II AIP submarine is the most technologically advanced sub in the world. Yet a defective fuel cellbrought it to an embarassing standstill last year.

Article dated 26.02.2015 in Companies & Markets

Martin Murphy

ENGINE FOR CHANGE

Dieselgate Could Fuel Hydrogen Cars

Six leading companies plan to build hundreds of hydrogen fuel-cellfilling stations in Germany. Backers say the technology is near a breakthrough, and the VW diesel scandal may help.

Article dated 13.10.2015 in Companies & Markets

Axel Höpner and Daniel Delhaes

GREEN CARS

The Hydrogen Renaissance

Hydrogen fuel-cell technology is on track for a comeback. New car models are in the works – as well as plans for 400 filling stations around the country.

Article dated 10.05.2016 in Companies & Markets

Lukas Bay and Franz Hubik

ELECTRIC MOBILITY

Battery to the Future

E-car maker Tesla is to start production in Nevada at its Gigafactory – the world’s largest production plant for lithium-ion batteries. That’s forcing German automakers to weigh whether they need their own fuel-cell factory.

Article dated 01.08.2016 in Companies & Markets

WirtschaftsWoche Staff

CRUISE CONTROL

Toyota on Road to Recovery

After a difficult few years, Toyota is hoping that strong sales of its hybrid vehicles and the launch of the world's first mass-produced fuel-cellcar will put it back on the road.

Article dated 20.11.2014 in Companies & Markets

Martin Kölling and Christian Schnell

AUTO FUTURE

First Luxury, Then Revolution at BMW

The Munich-based carmaker plans to boost profits and finance its future in digitalization and electromobility by producing more luxury and high-performance models now.

Article dated 17.03.2016 in Companies & Markets

Markus Fasse

ELECTRIC WHEELS

Germany to Rev Up Flagging E-Car Market

The German government, concerned about the slow growth of the electric car market, is planning incentives to boost demand. Concrete steps could be announced at an e-mobility congress in Berlin this month, Handelsblatt has learned.

Article dated 02.06.2015 in Politics

Daniel Delhaes

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