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Avatr 12 EV Gran Coupe debuts with impressive 578 HP, 434-mile range

Avatr 12 EV Gran Coupe debuts with impressive 578 HP, 434-mile range

Avatr, a joint venture among Changan, Huawei, and the Contemporary Amperex Technology Company (CATL), took warps off its second electric model, called the Avatr 12, in Munich, Germany.

European manufacturers concerned as Chinese EVs steal spotlight at Munich Auto Show

European manufacturers concerned as Chinese EVs steal spotlight at Munich Auto Show

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are stealing the spotlight and making a resounding impact at the ongoing Munich International Motor Show (IAA Mobility Show), leaving their European coun

Inter Airport Europe 2019: Kamag to exhibit electric catering vehicle for aircrafts

Inter Airport Europe 2019: Kamag to exhibit electric catering vehicle for aircrafts

At the Inter Airport Europe 2019 trade show to be held in Munich from October 8 to October 10, Germany-based industrial vehicles manufacturer Kamag will exhibit a new electric catering vehicle for

Heynckes set to take over at Bayern as search begins for coach

Heynckes set to take over at Bayern as search begins for coach Munich - Veteran coach Jupp Heynckes was set to take over at Bayern Munich on Tuesday in a caretaker role after the sacking of Juergen Klinsmann. Heynckes, 63, will be in charge of his first training session after a formal presentation at the club's grounds in Munich.

Former German international Heynckes, who was Bayern coach between 1987 and 1991, is in charge for just four weeks - the last five games of the season.

Audi turnover plunges as recession hits premium-car sales

Audi turnover plunges as recession hits premium-car sales Munich - Sales at Volkswagen Group's premium brand Audi plunged 8 per cent in the first quarter and operating earnings were off 30 per cent in annual terms, the company said in Munich. First-quarter sales totalled 6.7 billion euros (8.9 billion dollars) and the earnings were calculated at 363 million euros, after Audi had managed to end 2008 on an upbeat note, achieving sales of 1 million cars, up 4 per cent.

Women should not treat Caesarean lightly, gynaecologists say

Women should not treat Caesarean lightly, gynaecologists sayMunich  - Women should not casually decide whether to give birth by Caesarean section, said gynaecology professor Birgit Seelbach-Goebel, director of a women's clinic in Regensburg, Germany.

Many clinics' websites advertise Caesarean section on demand as a service. However, there are disadvantages to the procedure. Following a Caesarean section, the risk of serious complications is far greater for the mother than the risk involved in a vaginal delivery.

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