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IAA MOBILITY 2025: VDA President Hildegard Müller on U.S. participation, global innovation, and the future of mobility

IAA MOBILITY 2025 aims to be more than just an exhibition — it is a global platform for the future of mobility. With strong participation from companies all over the world, discussions on international policies, and groundbreaking mobility solutions, it will help shape the future of mobility worldwide. What the organizer is planning, you find here in this interview with VDA President Hildegard Mueller on IAA MOBILITY 2025.

Volvo, Google deepen partnership to develop Android software for vehicles

Volvo is now Google’s leading automotive development partner, meaning its customers will get access to new Android software that rivals might not be able to offer for years.

Automotive News Europe Congress panel: A Bumpy Road to Electrification

A panel discussion, "A Bumpy Road to Electrification," will feature speakers from automakers, battery companies, trade groups and data providers at the Automotive News Europe Congress on June 11-12 in Turin.

Toyota’s Arene, debuting in the 2026 RAV4, launches a new era of advanced software

Toyota is finally making its cars more like smartphones, with the launch of a pivotal software system in the top-selling RAV4 crossover, after more than five years of development.

How VW is developing its ID1 low-cost EV at ‘China speed’

VW is accelerating the development time of the VW ID1 as Chinese newcomers and traditional European rivals target the market for affordable small EVs.

Bosch plans multibillion-euro bond this month to fund investments, M&A

The bond will help Bosch to buy parts of the heating, cooling and ventilation business of Johnson Controls/Hitachi, its largest takeover to date.

Chery strives to become Europe’s top-selling Chinese automaker

Chery will have more brands – Chery, Omoda, Jaecoo, Exlantix, Lepas, Jetour and iCaur – on sale in Europe than Renault Group and BMW Group combined by next year.

Stellantis-backed Leapmotor aims to break even this year with focus on EV exports

The Chinese automaker narrowed its first quarter loss to $18 million, helped by EV exports to Europe and other markets. Manufacturing in Europe is now planned for 2026 after an earlier effort stalled.

Sales of EVs surged in 2024 on demand for plug-in hybrids, IEA study finds

The Chinese, U.S. and U.K. EV markets rose in 2024 while Germany and France saw mixed results in sales of BEVs and PHEVs.

VW CEO Oliver Blume is optimistic on U.S. tariffs, China rebound

In an interview, VW Group CEO Oliver Blume outlined the automaker's strategy to cope with U.S. tariffs including production possibilities for Audi and Porsche and why he expects a rebound in China.

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