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The Years Of Duel Between Volkswagen And Toyota For The Title Of Largest Automaker In The World Are Behind Us, Says The CEO Of The German Automaker
Multinational Volkswagen bids farewell to the battle with Toyota for the crown of the automotive industry. Being the largest automaker in the world is no longer a goal, says the CEO responsible for production and logistics at the German automaker, Christian Vollmer, in an interview with Automobilwoche. VW had been number one since 2016 but lost the title to its rival last year.
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Volkswagen pursued the goal with a more uniform target for years and, in 2016, became the largest automaker in the world. Now the Wolfsburg team is saying goodbye to the duel with rival Toyota. After the Japanese took the lead for the first time last year, the German automaker gave up the crown. “Today, we no longer have the goal to be the largest manufacturer in the world in terms of volume,”
The automotive industry is rapidly changing worldwide for the sake of the environment and has led Volkswagen to change its strategic decision to focus on volume and defeat the Japanese.
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Espírito Santo will receive the largest engineering project in its history with the duplication of BR 262, which will have 50 viaducts, 28 bridges, and 2-kilometer tunnels cutting through the most challenging mountainous region of the entire state.
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A project of nearly 9 million reais already has the first kilometer paved in Santa Catarina and promises to completely transform the access between Jaraguá do Sul and Rio dos Cedros in an area where tourism is growing at a rapid pace.
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A couple builds a system to bring water from the spring to their land, climbs a hill with materials on their backs, and creates a simple, cheap, and sustainable solution to ensure their own water supply.
Now, the German automaker will fully concentrate its efforts on internal improvements, abandon combustion engines, and focus on electric cars – an area where the company is already ahead of rival Toyota.
With Volkswagen “throwing in the towel,” Japanese Toyota is expected to remain the largest automaker in terms of volume and lead the automotive market for the next few years.
Chinese Automaker To Be Sued By Volkswagen For Outrageously Manufacturing An Electric Copy Of The Iconic Beetle
The multinational Volkswagen was not at all flattered by the electric car manufacturer ORA. The Chinese brand has not abandoned some old habits and shamelessly presented a clone of the Beetle at the Shanghai Auto Show, named ORA Punk Cat.
It can be seen below that ORA blatantly copied the features of Volkswagen’s iconic Beetle. The hood has a curved design, rounded headlights, and the rear design was made with oval taillights, reminiscent of the old beetle.
Volkswagen, Shell, And Bosch Develop New Gasoline That Reduces About 20% Of CO2 Emissions In The Atmosphere
The vehicle manufacturer Volkswagen, technology supplier Bosch, and energy and petrochemical multinational Shell have jointly developed Blue Gasoline. The innovation of the companies is a gasoline capable of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 20%.
The new gasoline will be available for use at Bosch stations later this year. According to the Director of Internal Combustion Engine Development at Volkswagen, Sebastian Willmann, the new gasoline is of utmost importance in reducing CO2 emissions from combustion vehicles.
For the oil company Shell, the new gasoline will give combustion engines a huge step towards sustainability.
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