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Diesel Lives On: The Role of Diesel Engines in the Age of Electric Vehicles
... their technologies to meet the requirements of the times? And what future awaits diesel in Russia and the world? Read our analytical material!
Diesel has lived, diesel lives, and diesel will continue to live: the role of diesel engines in the era of electric vehicles
Despite the global "green agenda" aimed at reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to electric vehicles, diesel engines remain an integral part of the automotive industry. Leading manufacturers, such as Mercedes-Benz, confirm that ...
It became known about China's plans for the electrification of motor vehicles.
Tereshkin: The share of electric vehicles in passenger car sales in China will exceed 70% by 2027.
Chinese companies intend to accelerate the electrification of transportation to offset losses from declining sales in the U.S. According to forecasts, by 2027, the share of electric ...
Introduction of Import Tariffs and Removal of EV Subsidies in the U.S.: Donald Trump's Initial Steps
On the day he took office as president, Donald Trump made a number of high-profile economic decisions. New import duties on goods from Canada and Mexico, the end of subsidies for electric vehicles, and the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement caused a wide resonance. Read our article to find out how these measures will affect the US economy and international relations.
Introduction of Import Tariffs and Cancellation of Electric ...
Gas Prices in Moscow Reach Record Highs: Reasons for Increase and Prospects for the Fuel Market
... switching to compressed natural gas to lower fuel expenses. In addition, gas and coal are the essence of energy generation, affecting electricity tariffs, which indirectly touches the economics of fuel (for example, the electricity cost is important for electric vehicles and oil refining).
Coal.
The global coal market experiences contradictory trends: on one side, countries are gradually transitioning to cleaner energy sources, and on the other, demand for coal remains high in Asia. For Russia, coal remains a ...
Challenges and Risks for Volkswagen: Strikes, Layoffs, and the Future of the Company
... is Volkswagen Implementing Layoffs?
Volkswagen's decision to cut production and close factories is likely tied to the need to optimize costs and adapt to new market realities. In an environment of economic instability and growing competition in the electric vehicle sector, Volkswagen, like many large enterprises, is seeking ways to enhance profitability. However, decisions to close factories and relocate departments abroad are complex and potentially perilous.
In recent years, the company has already faced ...