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 by Staff Writers Milan (AFP) Dec 12, 2019
Italian sports car maker Ferrari is likely to launch its first fully electric model only after 2025, its boss said on Thursday, blaming insufficient battery technology for the wait. "We certainly are studying fully electric," Louis Camilleri told reporters, but added that "for the current foreseeable future" hybrids were the preferred option. "My sense is the electric (car) will come out after 2025. The battery technology is not where it should be yet," he said. "There are still significant issues in terms of autonomy, in terms of speed of recharging," he said. Last month, Camilleri had already told analysts that Ferrari customers were showing "great interest" in hybrid models, but the company was "taking its time" with a fully electric car to ensure that such a model would fully reflect Ferarri's "DNA".
Volkswagen strikes settlement with Canada over 'dieselgate' Berlin (AFP) Dec 10, 2019 German automobile giant Volkswagen confirmed Tuesday it had struck a settlement with the Canadian government over allegations that it deliberately broke environmental protection laws, part of the company's worldwide "dieselgate" scandal. In a court hearing slated for Friday, the two sides plan to seek judges' approval for their negotiated solution. "Volkswagen AG and Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) will take part in a hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice," a VW spokesperson told ... read more
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