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At the IAA 2019 in Frankfurt, Volkswagen lived up to its name with the VW ID.3 and presented an affordable electric car.

Hyundai, South Korea's largest automotive group, has invested in the fast charging service provider for electric vehicles.

Segway-Ninebot is launching a new range of electric scooters for the mobility market, including one specially designed for Germany. We tried it at the IFA.

Two hackers in the United Kingdom managed to steal a Tesla Model S without ever touching the vehicle, in half a minute!

The Segway-Ninebot KickScooter T60 - uses artificial intelligence to autonomously drive to a docking station. Watch the video right here!

The BMW e-Mini has what it takes to become a cult car before it's even out. No wonder there are tens of thousands of pre-orderers.

VanMoof advertises that its smart e-bikes are particularly well protected against theft. A new video now shows that this is not true.

There were always doubts about the safety of Tesla's vehicles. The Euro-NCAP crash test shows that Tesla has done his homework with Model 3.

Tesla boss Elon Musk is thinking about moving off the road and into the air with an electric plane. But there are still obstacles.

Uber's e-bike sharing platform, has launched a new campaign to increase road safety for cyclists. Free helmets!

An explosion at a filling station for hydrogen cars raises the fundamental question about the safety of vehicles with fuel cells. Are they dangerous?

Audi, has been forced to recall its first electric vehicle to launch in the United States because the battery poses a fire risk.

From next month, all electric vehicles in the European Union will have to emit a noise when going 20 km/h or slower.

Skai is the first flying taxi to take off with the help of hydrogen, covering long distances and quickly ready for use again.

MW will be launching a new e-scooter on the market in autumn 2019, which is cheaper but also less powerful than its predecessor.

Toyota believes that in 10 years it will get its hydrogen vehicles to significantly reduce their price, equating them to the cost of a hybrid vehicle.

Autonomous driving is a reality in Sweden. Electric trucks are driving on the roads. The big thing here is that they have no driver!

Will Lower Saxony soon have a Volkswagen-branded Gigafactory? The company waves one billion euros if the legislator plays along.

Volkswagen's first affordable e-car, the VW ID.3, is causing a veritable rush to the servers of the Wolfsburg-based carmaker.

Germany is the third country to have a road on which hybrid trucks will be able to charge their batteries during the journey.