Automotive news europe

Here are some recent automotive news from Europe:

Electric Vehicles

• Volkswagen Group plans to launch 50 new electric vehicles by 2025, with 10 new models in the next 12 months. (Source: Automotive News Europe)
• Tesla's Model 3 is now available in Europe, with prices starting at €49,990. (Source: Electrek)
• Renault plans to launch 12 new electric vehicles by 2025, with the first model, the Renault Zoe, already available. (Source: Autocar)

Hybrid and Autonomous Vehicles

• Toyota is investing €1.2 billion in its European hybrid and electric vehicle production, with a new plant in Hungary. (Source: Automotive News Europe)
• BMW is launching its first autonomous driving technology, called "BMW DriveNow", in Europe. (Source: Car and Driver)
• Mercedes-Benz is introducing its new S-Class with advanced autonomous driving features, including a "Drive Pilot" system. (Source: Autocar)

Industry Trends

• The European automotive industry is expected to face a shortage of skilled workers, with a predicted shortage of 100,000 technicians by 2025. (Source: Automotive News Europe)
• The European Union is considering a ban on internal combustion engines by 2040, with a proposal to phase out new ICE sales by 2035. (Source: The Guardian)
• The European automotive industry is investing heavily in digitalization, with a focus on connectivity, autonomous driving, and electrification. (Source: Automotive News Europe)

Company News

• PSA Group (Peugeot, Citroen, Opel) is investing €2.5 billion in its European operations, with a focus on electric and autonomous vehicles. (Source: Automotive News Europe)
• Volkswagen Group is investing €1.5 billion in its European electric vehicle production, with a new plant in Germany. (Source: Automotive News Europe)
• Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is investing €1.2 billion in its European operations, with a focus on electric and autonomous vehicles. (Source: Automotive News Europe)

Recalls and Safety

• Volkswagen is recalling over 100,000 vehicles in Europe due to a software issue that could cause the vehicles to stall. (Source: Automotive News Europe)
• BMW is recalling over 200,000 vehicles in Europe due to a software issue that could cause the vehicles to lose power. (Source: Autocar)
• The European Union is introducing new safety regulations for autonomous vehicles, including a requirement for vehicles to be able to detect and respond to pedestrians. (Source: The Guardian)

These are just a few examples of the latest automotive news from Europe. If you're interested in staying up-to-date with the latest news and trends, I recommend following reputable sources such as Automotive News Europe, Autocar, and The Guardian.