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German research center, Constellium, Mercedes-Benz, and Siemens are collaborating on future mobility projects, including the FlexCAR initiative.

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German Aerospace Center Mercedes-Benz Group Siemens

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German Aerospace Center
research center of the Federal Republic of Germany for aerospace and power engineering, transport and security

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Mercedes-Benz Group
German automotive manufacturer
- Mercedes-Benz Group's related companies are testing eEconic battery-electric truck technology in the Australian market.Mon 03:40
- Mercedes-Benz Group is headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany.Mon 00:05
Siemens
German multinational conglomerate company
- Siemens has secured a high-speed rail contract with VinSpeed, involving the company's mobility division.Mon 15:41
- Hull has won a £310 million contract to build Siemens' turbine blade factory, while research also informs political discussions on devolution.Mon 13:46

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Jul 15GlobeNewswireConstellium Drives Digital and Modular Innovation for Smart Aluminum Automotive Structures with ARENA2036 PARIS, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Constellium SE (NYSE: CSTM) is proud to announce the