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Electric and combustion cars in winter conditions – what to look out for?
Discharging batteries, freezing fluids or scraping windscreens of frost are the daily routine of all drivers in winter. A period of sub-zero temperatures is demanding for both internal combustion engine cars and electric cars. Will either of these two drive types perform better in winter conditions?

Learn how to choose the best manufacturing partner and beat the competition in the automotive market.

The new draft regulation prepared by the European Commission provides for a ban on the sale of vehicles with combustion engines from 2035. If it is adopted, in 14 years all new cars in Europe will be completely zero-emission, electric or hydrogen powered. This also means that the development of green automotive technologies and the expansion of the infrastructure for charging such vehicles will have to significantly accelerate.

Selecting the right suppliers is one of the most important aspects for the success of a given process. Whether for body components, engine parts or other elements, it is important to have the right supplier selection criteria in place to determine which companies are worth cooperating with.

According to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, the automotive industry spends the most resources on the research and development as compared to other sectors of the European industry. The objective of the continuous perfecting of technologies and new discoveries is to change the transport image to more sustainable and its principal elements are to be lighter, more ecological and intelligent  cars of the future.