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Tyrata Opens European Office

The company ships its first Drive-Over System to major European tire manufacturer for testing and qualification purposes.

Germany’s Fastest Self-Driving Bus Starts Service In Hamburg

Now through November, the autonomous minibus will operate with passengers on public downtown streets.

Fisker To Establish European Headquarters In Munich

Company advancing plans for the European launch of the Fisker Ocean SUV, projected for Q4 2022.

MAHLE Opens Start-Up Space For New Business Ideas

Incubator and start-ups are key elements of MAHLE’s innovation strategy.

Germany Amps Up Battery Production, Offers Grants

The government’s first grant – worth EUR 300 million was awarded to battery company Varta.

Aptiv Completes Acquisition Of gabocom

This latest deal builds upon Aptiv’s strong track record of bolt-on acquisitions.

Germany Welcomes Tesla Gigafactory To Berlin-Brandenburg Location

Political and business leaders have hailed Elon Musk’s announcement that EV giant Tesla will build its European plant just outside Berlin.

Eberspaecher Cooperates With Startup Autobahn

The common goal of the partner companies is to find marketable, production-ready solutions to shape the mobility of tomorrow while fulfilling, today, the future requirements of end customers and legislators.

Haldex Set To Streamline Production In Europe

The expected economic downturn and the cost level in Germany has resulted in the decision to move production of EBS and air suspension products.

Visteon Inaugurates New Technology Center In Karlsruhe, Germany 

The expanded product development facility will drive advanced development of cockpit electronics and support growth with European automakers, Visteon says.

Chassis Brakes International Expands Its German Footprint 

The company has doubled the size of its German sales and application engineering center.

GPC Announces Automotive Acquisition In Germany

GPC’s Alliance Automotive Group has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Germany’s Hennig Fahrzeugteile Group. Paul Donahue, CEO of Genuine Parts Co., said, “the addition of this business serves to further expand our presence and scale in Europe as we build on our global growth strategy.”