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- 1Bosch says the truck of the future is hybrid, not electric▼Bosch Says the Truck of the Future Isn’t Electric—It’s Hybrid
Bosch is arguing that long-haul trucks will not go fully electric, instead favoring hybrid powertrains combining combustion engines with electric support. The supplier's position reflects doubts about battery weight, charging infrastructure and range for heavy freight. The claim is drawing attention in the auto industry as manufacturers weigh how quickly to phase out diesel in commercial transport.
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Bosch is cutting about half of the jobs at its Nuremberg plant, the latest sign of pressure on Germany's automotive supplier industry. The announcement fuels a wider debate about restructuring, weak demand and the future of manufacturing employment in the German car supply sector.
- 3Bosch Questions the Economics of EV Battery Repair●Bosch Just Called Out EV Battery Repair Economics
Bosch has publicly highlighted problems with the economics of repairing electric vehicle batteries, arguing that current repair costs and practices make fixing packs often uneconomical. The comments, reported by Top Speed, add to a growing debate among automakers, insurers and regulators about EV sustainability, right-to-repair rules and the true long-term cost of electric car ownership.