Mobility

Mobility | March 2015

Opel: New diesel engines in the first half of the year

Opel will soon launch the latest generation of turbodiesel engines in three displacement classes: 1,3-liter, 1,6-liter, and 2,0-liter. The focus is primarily on increased efficiency and lower emissions.

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.

Münster: Carpooling to the master craftsman school or inter-company training center

HWK is a partner in the "Alliance for Circular Construction"

Crafts Day on 17 September

Certificate of honor for 80 years of craft history

70 years of safety: Light and vision test 2026

imm cologne is reorganizing its offerings

Münster: Carpooling to the master craftsman school or inter-company training center

Flat-rate energy price: Taxation is constitutional

Volunteering fosters community spirit

Loss of skills jeopardizes career entry

Packaging Ordinance: Tradespeople want practical rules

ZDH calls for reforms with "record impact"

70 years of safety: Light and vision test 2026

ID. Buzz with all-wheel drive and extended cargo variant

The new Dacia Spring: Affordable electric mobility for you

70 years of safety: Light and vision test 2026

Ehrenbreitstein Cultural Centre: Experience the exhibition "Land of Creativity"

Emilia-Romagna: The Art of Living Well

imm cologne is reorganizing its offerings

Volunteering fosters community spirit

Paralympic star Markus Rehm: New face of the crafts campaign

Smart surveillance with energy-autonomous cameras

Opel: New diesel engines in the first half of the year

New turbodiesel for the Renault Captur

All engines meet the Euro 6 emissions standard

Fiat Ducato as a base for a motorhome

Ford: Driving without a B-pillar

Mercedes-Coupé is both a touring sedan and station wagon

273 horses power the Mégane RS Trophy

Citroën: Active City Brake and low fuel consumption

The Golf Plus becomes a Sportsvan