For the twenty-seventh time, the Automotive Industry Association has announced the winners of the Automotive Business of the Year competition. As in previous years, this year’s edition, which assessed the basic economic results of companies in 2024, announced a total of si

More than one hundred and twenty participants from the automotive industry, government, business and academia gathered on 24 June 2025 in Prague’s FUZE restaurant in the iconic Masarycka building for the fourth edition of the Automotive Leaders Forum. The event, organised by th

The current issue of the Czech Car Industry magazine is – in the broadest sense of the word – European. In fact, it focuses on the Automotive Action Plan recently presented by the European Commission. The ambitious document is intended to be a compass for the transformati

The Czech and European automotive industry stands at a critical crossroads. Maintaining the EU’s position as an economic power requires more than a long-term strategy – a fundamental change in the EU’s regulatory approach is essential. Without an

Security has been the number one issue in the European Union in recent weeks. There is talk about the percentage that each country should give to strengthen its defence, and there is consideration of loosening budget rules so that countries can take on more debt. None of them is in such a

Opening a strategic dialogue and public consultation on the future of the automotive industry is a step in the right direction. However, given the urgency of the challenges facing the sector, Europe needs concrete solutions, not endless discussions. We

Imagine such an absurd thing: that a chip intervened in a fight between Nikola Tesla and Thomas Alva Edison at the end of the 19th century. The merciless tug-of-war between former colleagues over whether the world should use alternating or direct current might not have happened at all.