Nine EU countries are calling for zero-emission mobility Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta and The Netherlands are asking the European Commission to call an exit date for the sale of new cars and light…
What does your company need to be convinced of e-mobility? Is there a lack of a precise investment and cost analysis? Is there no belief that realities can be changed? Or is there simply a lack of…
The future belongs to e-cars E-cars of today have a range that exceeds everyday requirements by far. They are more comfortable to drive, they accelerate like sports cars, their energy consumption is significantly lower and they leave…
The key to success is convincing the right people. It is a truism, but nevertheless not always possible. Even if the facts make a project a compulsory exercise. For example e-mobility. E-mobility makes an indispensable contribution to…
The future runs on electricity Electricity from renewable energy sources is emission-free and the cheapest drive energy at all. And it is available in every household. A simple three-pin wall box for charging an e-car including mounting…
There are good reasons to deal with e-mobility now, here and today. Electricity is the driving force of the future. With the switch to e-mobility, every company is making an indispensable contribution to achieving the climate targets.…
The cheapest is not the most economical In most cases, e-cars turn out to be the more economical variant than cars with combustion engines – even if the acquisition costs are higher. Meaningful calculations not only take…
The future belongs to e-mobility. Not only because electricity is undisputedly the best drive energy. Also because e-mobility can in time make a significant contribution to achieving the climate targets. Every company that wants to be the…
Direct comparison of all car models A new tool from Touring Club Schweiz, TCS, allows direct comparison of all in Switzerland approved car models in terms of their carbon footprint. The CO2 data on which the new tool…
The future of the combustion engine goes up in smoke After more than 120 years the potential of further development of the combustion engine has been exhausted. Big leaps are no longer to be expected. The poor…