Mobility

Mobility | February 2015

New turbodiesel for the Renault Captur

Starting in March, the Renault Captur crossover will be available with the Energy dCi 110 eco2 engine with automatic start & stop. This diesel engine from the 1.5 dCi family meets the Euro 6 emissions standard.

Mobility | January 2015

All engines meet the Euro 6 emissions standard

The new Citroën C4 aims to impress customers with efficient engines and upscale features. At the same time, it focuses on everyday usability with a spacious trunk.

Mobility - Commercial Vehicles | September 2014

Fiat Ducato as a base for a motorhome

In the first half of 2014, the Fiat Ducato was Europe's best-selling van in the 2,8 to four-ton weight class, reports Fiat – and recently introduced the sixth generation.

Mobility | July 2014

Ford: Driving without a B-pillar

The Ford B-Max has been on the market for almost two years. We took a closer look at the car with the panoramic sliding door.

Mobility | July 2014

Mercedes-Coupé is both a touring sedan and station wagon

Ten years since the CLS's market launch and two years after the Shooting Brake, Mercedes-Benz has now refreshed the models. Maximum comfort and responsive drivetrains are just two of the series' appeal.

Mobility | June 2014

273 horses power the Mégane RS Trophy

With the Mégane RS Trophy TCe 275, Renault is further developing the well-known Mégane RS and increasing the system power by eight hp to 273 hp.

Mobility - Passenger Cars | June 2014

Citroën: Active City Brake and low fuel consumption

Citroën has further developed the DS 3 and DS 3 Cabriolet, introducing new technologies and engines. The French company aims to continue the model's success story.

Mobility | May 2014

The Golf Plus becomes a Sportsvan

Volkswagen has given its Golf Plus a facelift. Visually and technically redesigned, the model will now be called the Sportsvan and is intended primarily to appeal to young families.

Mobility | May 2014

Mtsubishi: Hybrid SUV with all-wheel drive

Mitsubishi's Outlander has traditionally been one of the more robust SUVs. Now, the new model boasts modern drive technology.

Masters and technicians start the new school year

Check presentation for WorldSkills 2026

Main entrance of the Chamber of Skilled Crafts closed

Charity run: Even helpers need help

One in three tradespeople already uses AI daily.

ToolTime's digital assistant takes over the telephone service

This way, trainers know where their trainees stand.

How training ambassadors inspire students for their professions

Crafts under pressure: Weak demand and difficult financing

New Circular Economy Act: Trades see room for improvement

The skilled trades sector demands practical implementation of the substitute building materials regulation.

Teacher shortage in Brandenburg: Schools face the threat of cancelled classes

Caravan Salon 2026: Experience the future of caravanning

The Unimog is celebrating its birthday

Privileges now also for electric commercial vehicles

Brusk: Where Bruges combines medieval times and AI

A new world in the zoo of superlatives

Royal Clipper: Sailing through the Mediterranean under 42 sails

With professional textile finishing, you're on the safe side.

Corporate award from "Vocational Training Without Borders"

Mandatory electronic cash registers are expected to come into effect from 2028.

Exclusive car discounts and more for entrepreneurs in the skilled trades.