motors at the front axle and the back axle amount to a total of $225.00 kilowatts this enables the cooper thomas gun to accelerate from 0 to $100.00. butters per hour and less than 6.5 seconds it's lithium ion batteries was 77 kilowatt hours can store enough energy for a range of up to 450 kilometers. that's about scott is. still on guard for explains from the thomas gun is built on the basis of the ne vs and shows was possible on this great platform. the current version will have $306.00 horsepower and all wheel drive. bad swear they're starting at. another vision is electric the all electric bill born is the 1st electric car designed by c. it's named after a trimming district in barcelona the near series concept vehicle has a range of up to 420 kilometers and is suitable for journeys beyond city limits. f.-r. e.-e. new to say a terracotta the large s.u.v.s been given the sporty appearance of the f.r. models and is also partially electric thanks to modern plug in hybrid technology with 180 kilowatt output the f.r.t. is at the top of the toronto family the plug in hybrid s.u.v. is due to be laun

a few things have developed since then, the chief executive of thomas cooper has called the collapse of profound regret. we have been hearing from the government as well, their plans to try and repatriate british citizens who were travelling under thomas cook holidays or thomas cook flights. many different moves taking place to try and make that happen. let's get an update on what has been taking place in the last hour. we go back to simon calder, live. what can you tell us a sense this has happened? live. what can you tell us a sense this has happened ?|j live. what can you tell us a sense this has happened? i am afraid things have been moving pretty fast. a great deal of upset here. i am at the arrivals at manchester airport, the arrivals at manchester airport, the busiest airport in the uk. we have had planes arriving, from turkey, from greece, cyprus is due very shortly and then within transatlantic flights from cuba, jamaica, mexico and the us will touch down but once they arrive, i am afraid the group will learn that they have lost theirjob. —— the crew, and the aircraft will b

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be believed, he had read the collected works of karl marx and thomas jefferson by the time he was 11. certainly he had read all of james cooper, there was no doubt there is a certain genius to this unusual young man in plymouth. he ended up going to michigan state, afterwards he served in the military for about five years during world war ii. when he came back from his military experience, he ended up getting his graduate degree, a little higher than a phd, at a scottish university university of st. andrews, earned that in 1952, came back in 1953. strangely enough, his dissertation became this million-copy bestseller, this book called "the conservative mind," which the timing was just right. it hit the market from a chicago publisher, ended up going through seven editions over its lifetime, and it really did give -- there were a number of disparate voices that i would just say were not leftist. they might be conservative to some degree, libertarian to another degree, but there were a whole number of voices that i think kirk's book allowed some kind of forum for all of these voices to be able to speak right at the end of world

cooperate on eponymous driving. you see a lot of upper -- on autonomous driving. you see a lot of companies that would normally be your rivals? abraham: a thomass very expensive. is veryomous driving expensive. i think it will be double digits, but not superhigh. at the same time, if you look at the technology, it will probably standardize. if you have something that is standardize technology, you have a modest rate. two, then you is should cooperate. the firstare one of generation of managers to deal with something like this trade war we are watching between the u.s. and china. does it change the way you think about the automotive business? abraham: no. it is something we have to deal with. nobody knows what is coming next, but we are prepared for that. we have transformation going on in automotive besides the trade war. it is another variable. we are prepared for that. guy: bloombergs matt miller speaking to the ceo of audi at the frankfurt show. let's check where european markets have finished. we are through the auction process. the ftse 100 coming up a little bit. the dax had a good day, mainly driven -- and the cac 40 being hit hard by a

thomas: collapses. the british government promises the biggest repatriation at the british cooperator goes under. johnson merkel, macron the sidelines of the yuan general assembly. can he move frexit talks forward ? tensions between the u.s. and around fuel another rise in oil. this is bloomberg surveillance. i am nejra cehic. let's check in on the biggest stock movers. >> we have to kick it off with deutsche bank. it is down nearly 4%. a completed its deal to transfer the prime brokerage business to bnp paribas. about 1000 deutsche employees left the move over to french bank over the next couple of years. thomas cook, it's pain is its rival gain. easyjet surging on the news of thomas cook's collapse. it is leaving a lot of holiday years around the world stuck in the u.k. -- and the u.k. is working on bringing them home. nejra: let get the bloomberg first word news with viviana hurtado. viviana: we begin with china's cancellation of a visit to america. it was done at the request of the u.s. learned china's vice premier plans to visit washington d.c. and the second week of october. over to the u.k