1. Skip to content
  2. Skip to main menu
  3. Skip to more DW sites
Live TV
Latest audioLatest videos
In focus
German coalition collapseDonald TrumpCOP29
BusinessGermany

E-Mobility and water-saving agriculture

November 21, 2023

What will future mobility look like? Regional trains are already battery-powered. Who will dominate the EV market? And how can we make trucks cleaner and quieter? Plus: How greenhouses in Spain save water.

https://p.dw.com/p/4ZEAU
Skip next section Similar stories from Germany

Similar stories from Germany

Made Theo

Theo the semi-autonomous delivery robot

Startup Heytheo has developed a semi-autonomous delivery robot called Theo.
TechnologyMarch 14, 202303:31 min
Three cars are seen here at a car seller in Berlin, Germany. One is an electric car by the Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motors.

Why are German drivers hesitant to buy electric vehicles?

Electric vehicles, or EVs, aren't selling well in Germany. But is it too simple to blame competition from China?
Cars and TransportationJuly 2, 202403:14 min
People with banners and signs at a protest against the far-right AfD

Germany: Will foreign influence scandals dent AfD's support?

Ahead of European elections, Germany's far-right AfD party faces scrutiny over spying and foreign influence scandals.
PoliticsMay 3, 202402:40 min
Skip next section More on Business from Europe

More on Business from Europe

A view of the ECB headquarters in Frankfurt: Twin high-rise buildings near four EU flags

European Central Bank announces 0.25% rate cut

The ECB says inflation in the euro zone is increasingly under control.
BusinessOctober 18, 202401:22 min
The CEO of an AI startup stands laughing in the backyard of his company in Berlin.

Making it in Germany: AI expert Han Xiao

Han Xiao is an AI expert who has set up his own IT firm in Berlin. Born in China, he has a keen eye for what it takes to succeed in the German capital.
BusinessOctober 8, 202406:06 min
A view of rows of electric cars waiting to be loaded on the "BYD Explorer NO.1," a vessel intended to export Chinese automobiles

Could new EU tariffs on Chinese cars backfire?

Europe has voted to raise tariffs on electric cars from China by up to 35%. China has threatened to retaliate — will it?
BusinessOctober 4, 202402:58 min
Show more
Skip next section More on Business from around the world

More on Business from around the world

Gold coins with the Bitcoin logo to represent the cryptocurrency

Why has bitcoin reached a new high?

Ever since Donald Trump won last week's election, Bitcoin has been going through the roof.
BusinessNovember 11, 202402:01 min
Wirtschaftsnobelpreis 2024 Stockholm

'Inclusive institutions key to nations' economic success'

DW's Janelle Dumalaon sat down Nobel Prize winner James Robinson to find out why some nations succeed and some fail
BusinessNovember 4, 202412:17 min
Brics-Gipfel im russischen Kasan

BRICS leaders discuss dollar alternative

The leaders of some emerging economies are meeting to discuss how to reduce dependence on the US dollar.
BusinessOctober 24, 202401:56 min
Show more
Skip next section More from this show

More from this show

Career pyramid graphic

Skilled tradespeople in big demand

Tradespeople are urgently needed all over the world. Why? How can the gap be filled?
BusinessNovember 13, 202401:58 min
Indian IT employees working in Germany

Why are skilled workers from India coming to Germany?

Germany is attracting skilled workers from India. How do they feel about their new home?
MigrationNovember 13, 202405:00 min
View of a windpark built on a green mountain top. One windmill carries the logo of PowerChina.

Illegal land grab? Chinese wind farms in Bosnia-Herzegovina

Chinese company builds wind farm in Bosnia-Herzegovina. But was everything above board?
BusinessNovember 11, 202406:03 min
Show more
Skip next section About the show

About the show

DW Made in Germany Sendungslogo Composite

Made in Germany — Your Business Magazine

In a rapidly changing world, MADE in Germany examines the risks and benefits of digitalization and its impact on the way we work, what we earn and how we live.

Go to show Made in Germany