Auto
Mercedes Admits Mistake: Buttons Are Making a Comeback in the Cabin
Following customer complaints and new safety regulations, more manufacturers are moving away from purely digital controls and bringing back physical switches for essential functions.
Economy
German Auto Industry in Crisis: BMW's Profit Drops 35%, 8,000 Jobs Cut, Mercedes, VW, and Audi Also in Steep Decline
Latest quarterly results reveal a deep crisis for all German automotive giants: the Chinese market is slipping away, tariffs and geopolitics pose threats, and large-scale layoff programs become the norm.
Auto
New Mercedes GLA arrives as a hybrid and electric model with a range of up to 657 km
The third generation of the compact crossover brings larger dimensions, advanced technology, and three electric variants, with orders in Germany starting this week.
Auto
BMW cuts 8,000 jobs and entrusts car's 'brain' to Qualcomm
German automaker launches the largest voluntary departure program in its history while signing a ten-year deal with the American giant for key computing systems. Porsche moves in a similar direction, eliminating a total of 9,000 jobs.
Real Estate
BMW Launches Voluntary Severance Program for Up to 8,000 Employees
German automaker offers generous severance packages, especially to long-term employees, as part of a broader cost-cutting trend in the automotive industry.