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BMW Says Europe’s ICE Ban Will Increase Reliance On Chinese Batteries
Oliver Zipse wants EU to reexamine the ICE ban in order to support European carmakers
BMW CEO says Europe needs to cancel the 2035 gas-engine ban
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse on Tuesday called for an end to Europe's planned phaseout of new internal-combustion vehicle sales halfway through the next decade, arguing that it will force European automakers to rely on batteries from China.
BMW chief calls for European petrol engine ban to be relaxed
Speaking at the Paris Motor Show on Tuesday, BMW chairman Oliver Zipse urged regulators to allow European motor manufacturers to play to their technological strengths, and permit a mix of next-generation, less polluting vehicles on the road, in addition to electric vehicles.
BMW CEO Says Europe Must Cancel Ban on Petrol Engines to Reduce Reliance on China
PARIS (Reuters) - Europe must cancel its plan to ban new fossil fuel-emitting cars from 2035 to reduce reliance on China's battery supply chain and play to its technological strengths, BMW's chief executive said on Tuesday.
BMW boss calls for delay to ‘no longer realistic’ 2035 ban on new ICE vehicles
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse has said that European Commission’s target to ban the sale of internal combustion engined cars by 2035 is 'no longer realistic' and
BMW CEO Says EU Combustion-Engine Ban Is ‘No Longer Realistic’
Europe’s plan to effectively ban the sale of combustion-engine cars from 2035 will lead to a “massive shrinking” of its automotive industry, according to BMW AG Chief Executive Officer Oliver Zipse.
BMW head says that Europe’s ICE ban is ‘no longer realistic’
BMW Group CEO Oliver Zipse says it’s time to pull the plug on the European Union’s plan to ban ICE vehicles in 2035.
BMW boss calls for big change to looming EU petrol engine ban
The top executive at German automaker BMW called the planned EU-wide ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2035 a threat to the European car industry in remarks at the Paris Motor Show on Tuesday. In order for European automakers to become competitive again,
BMW CEO calls for cancellation of Europe's 2035 Petrol engine
In a bold statement at the Paris Motor Show, BMW CEO Oliver Zipse urged European regulators to reconsider their plan to ban new fossil fuel-emitting cars by 2035. He argued that maintaining the ban could deepen Europe's reliance on China's battery supply chain and hinder the region's technological competitiveness.
BMW CEO: A 2035 gasoline ban will hit the European car industry 'in its heart' and make it reliant on Chinese batteries
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse said the EU's ban on gasoline cars could "threaten the European automotive industry in its heart." ...
BMW and Mercedes quarterly sales drop on weak China
Sluggish demand and stiff competition in China hit third quarter sales at BMW and Mercedes , the German luxury automakers ...
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BMW, Mercedes China Sales Slump as Slowing Market Turns to EVs
BMW AG and Mercedes-Benz Group AG’s quarterly sales plunged in China as German automakers suffer from weak consumer ...
BMW, Mercedes China sales plunge as luxury slowdown worsens
The developments, along with slowing growth for electric vehicles in Europe, have contributed to profit warnings from both ...
VW, BMW and Mercedes Are Getting Left in the Dust by China’s EVs
Ryan Xu was a dream customer for Germany’s automakers. The Guangdong-based entrepreneur and her husband own a Porsche 911 and ...
Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes getting left in the dust by China EVs
As China moves away from combustion-engine cars, Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and BMW are struggling to offer electric vehicles ...
BMW CEO: Europe must cancel petrol engine ban to reduce reliance on China
Europe must cancel its plan to ban new fossil fuel-emitting cars from 2035 to reduce reliance on China's battery supply chain ...