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Czech carmaker Skoda is betting big on China. They unveiled an electric concept car called the Vision E, through which they hope to take their place in the world's largest auto market. Skoda CEO Bernhard Maier's presence at the unveiling underscores the importance of the market to the company. Skoda's new Vision E electric concept car was unveiled at the 2017 International Automobile & Manufacturing Technology Exhibition, also known as Auto Shanghai Expo on Tuesday. The four-seat crossover is based on VW Group’s MEB platform. Vision E has two electric motors delivering a combined 225kW of power. Designed in the Czech Republic, the Vision E is fuelled by liquid-cooled lithium-ion battery cells, and boasts a potential driving range of 310 miles. China's automotive industry has been the largest in the world since 2008. Chinese automakers produce more cars than the US and Japanese markets combined. In 2014, China produced over a quarter of the world's cars.
Mum of two Tessa Kelly @mrstessakelly puts the SKODA KAMIQ to the test on a family road trip to Brighton! https://www.motherandbaby.co.uk/reviews/family-cars/watch-skoda-kamiq-family-adventures-with-tessa-kelly/
Barcelona (Spain), Jun 23 (EFE) .- (Camera: EFE) Avlo, Renfe's new low-cost high-speed service, has launched on Wednesday with four daily circulations in each direction between Madrid and Barcelona and with prices ranging from 7 euros one way.FOOTAGE OF THE NEW TRAINS BETWEEN MADRID AND BARCELONA
Nairobi, Jun 19 (EFE/EPA).- "Wash Me Please," a Kenyan startup company offers mobile carwash services at the comfort of the client's home or workplace as a way of helping fighting Covid-19.Wash Me Please is a car detailing and carwash company which was started in the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. It offers mobile carwash services to its clients at the comfort of their homes or work places through a mobile app that clients use to request for the services, which has offered safe space for women who normally fear taking their cars to the carwash and also helped in the fight against COVID-19 by bringing the services to the clients homes, thus saving them the time and risks when going to the conventional carwash joints that are usually crowded to get the same services. According to the founders of the company, also the use of online app and their electric tuk tuk has helped in reducing the carbon footprints and reducing noise pollution thus offering clean and safe environment when serving their clients. (Camera: DANIEL IRUNGU). SHOT LIST: WASH ME PLEASE MOBILE CARWASH STAFF USE A CARWASH MACHINE INSTALLED INTO AN ELECTRIC TUK TUK (THREE-WHEELED MOTORIZED RICKSHAW) TO CLEAN A CAR AT A CLIENT'S HOME IN KIAMBU, KENYA. SOUND BITES: TWO CLIENTS OF WASH ME PLEASE; CHRIS, A WASH ME PLEASE STAFF; AND KEVIN, CO-FOUNDER OF WASH ME PLEASE (IN ENGLISH).
Nakhon Pathom, May 3 (EFE/EPA).- Thai temple offered Monday a free cremation rites for COVID-19 victims after many temples had refused to perform funeral services due to the community concern and lingering social stigma amid the rising death toll.Thailand has recorded over 70,000 COVID-19 cases and 276 deaths since the beginning of pandemic. (Camera:RUNGROJ YONGRIT).SHOT LIST: A CREMATION CEREMONY OF A COVID-19 VICTIM AT WAT PHAI LOM TEMPLE IN NAKHON PATHOM PROVINCE, THAILAND.
Bangkok, Jan 19 (EFE/EPA).- The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has been offering various online vocational courses, including Thai massage, crafts, cooking, make up and hairdressing, for those who are left unemployed and jobless due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The number of unemployment in Thailand is predicted to reach 11.8 million in 2021. (Camera: RUNGROJ YONGRIT).SHOT LIST: THAI INSTRUCTORS TEACH THAI MASSAGE, COOKING AND ENGLISH DURING THEIR ONLINE VOCATIONAL TRAINING CLASSES AT BANGKOK METROPOLITAN ADMINISTRATION'S VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL IN BANGKOK, THAILAND.
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