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作為福斯商旅 (VWCV) 旗下熱門商旅車款，現行第5代Caddy自2020年問世以來，憑藉兼顧商用載貨與家庭休旅需求的多元定位，在歐洲市場擁有穩定銷量，如今原廠正式推出小改款車型，雖然外觀變動幅度不大，但車內科技配備全面升級，換上與Golf等新世代乘用車相同的數位座艙配置，進一步提升產品競爭力。

Volvo近年積極布局電動車市場，除了乘用車之外，也開始將產品延伸至商用領域。最新推出的EX30 Cargo，就是以品牌入門電動SUV「EX30」為基礎打造的「商用版本」，主打都會配送與企業車隊需求。不過這款車目前僅限英國市場企業客戶訂購，台灣消費者暫時無緣入手。

Taiwan’s aviation industry surpasses pre-pandemic levels, with 68.8 million passengers in 2022. International flights and cargo volumes show strong recovery, signaling economic growth.

Starlux Airlines receives Taiwan’s first Airbus A350-1000, piloted by Chairman K.W. Chang, at Taoyuan Airport. The aircraft features a four-class configuration and enhanced fuel efficiency.

台灣中小企業業主與創業頭家的專業首選Caddy Cargo，全新2025年式大量到港，再度陪伴頭家打拼事業、拓展版圖。台灣福斯商旅14日正式發表全新年式Caddy Cargo，延續德制工藝與優異空間機能，進一步升級數位化儀表板，搭載智能駕駛輔助系統，大幅提升安全性與便利性。Caddy Cargo更在2025歐洲車輛安全評測機構Euro NCAP輕型商用車碰撞測試中榮獲五星認證，展現紮實的主被動安全表現，成為台灣輕型商用車中堅實的事業夥伴。

AIDC and Thunder Tiger partner to develop the T-400 unmanned helicopter drone, enhancing Taiwan’s drone supply chain. The T-400 will serve defense, cargo, and other purposes.

A UPS cargo plane incident at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport on Aug. 13 led to a runway closure. Experts cite typhoon-related weather as a factor.

EVA Air rewards employees with a three-month bonus after record profits, highlighting workforce efforts. Evergreen units also receive bonuses, reflecting aviation recovery.

Yang Ming Marine’s cargo ship diverted to Wenzhou after a collision, delaying its Keelung arrival. Shippers face delays and spoilage. Investigation ongoing.

Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp. forecasts stable freight rates in Q3, driven by peak season demand. Tariff talks and geopolitical tensions may impact future trends.

China’s military exercises near Guangzhou showcase new landing barges, enhancing amphibious capabilities. Experts question their effectiveness against Taiwan’s defenses.

Taiwan detains the Chinese captain of a Togolese-flagged ship suspected of damaging a key undersea cable. Premier Cho urges vigilance amid rising tensions.

Taiwan’s Coast Guard detained a Togolese ship, ＂Hongtai,＂ suspected of severing an undersea cable near Taiwan. The investigation is ongoing in Tainan.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau launches international cooperation after a cargo ship allegedly severs undersea cables. Officials discuss CCP threats and security measures.

Taiwan’s National Security Bureau analyzes a China-linked ship’s cable damage as a potential threat. The government plans to enhance cable security and resilience.

EVA Air plans to launch a new route to Dallas in 2025, boosting business travel. The airline reports a surge in Asia-Pacific demand and plans fleet expansion.

Pet owners can now travel internationally with their pets from Taoyuan International Airport, thanks to a new pet travel service. This service allows pets to accompany their owners in the cabin, addressing past frustrations with cargo hold restrictions.

Chinese cargo ship Ruicheng 6 sank off Kinmen amid dense fog; 12 crew members rescued by nearby vessel Tung I 602 and returned to China; 7 tons of heavy oil leaked from sunken ship.

Japan Airlines re-launches freighter cargo service to Taiwan after 14 years, marking a significant milestone in air transport between Japan and Taiwan. Witnessed by key personnel, the company’s strategic move aims to bolster cargo transport and enhance aircraft utilization in anticipation of long-term growth in the market.

Don’t miss Ed Sheeran’s first concert in Kaohsiung on February 3rd, with doors opening at 4 p.m. The event will feature an opening act by Calum Scott at 7 p.m., followed by Sheeran taking the stage at 8 p.m. After wrapping up his concert in Japan, Sheeran flew to Kaohsiung to continue his global tour. This historic performance will accommodate over 50,000 fans and required equipment to be shipped from Japan on chartered cargo planes. Sheeran’s record-breaking success in the UK, including the Gold BRIT Billion Award, makes this concert an extraordinary event.

Pilots for Taiwan’s EVA Air, supported by the Pilots Union Taoyuan (TUP), have voted in favor of striking due to ongoing disputes over pay raises. The TUP reported that out of the 910 participating pilots, an overwhelming 900 approved the strike action, with only 10 voting against it. The pilots are demanding a 20% salary adjustment, citing two main grievances – the hiring of foreign pilots amidst a staffing shortage and what they perceive as inadequate salaries and year-end bonuses, especially considering the airline industry’s substantial profits during the pandemic. EVA Air employs a total of 1,400 pilots, with 650 being TUP members. If all union member pilots choose to strike, it could result in half of the passenger and cargo flights being unable to operate during the Lunar New Year holiday. In contrast to the 2019 pilot strike at China Airlines, the TUP has stated that it will announce any confirmed strikes for 2024 at least 24 hours in advance to provide passengers with sufficient time to make necessary preparations.

EVA Airways Corporation plans to reward its employees with generous year-end bonuses, averaging six months’ salary, due to the anticipated recovery of the global aviation industry in 2023. This unprecedented bonus is subject to the company’s annual earnings, with additional compensation expected to be distributed in mid-2024. The airline will also adjust salaries for ground and flight crews, with ground crew and cabin crew salaries increasing by approximately NT＄5,000 and pilots’ salaries by NT＄11,000 to NT＄20,000, depending on rank. However, these bonuses and salary adjustments are contingent on individual overall performance. Other companies under EVA’s jurisdiction, such as Evergreen Aviation Technologies Corp., Evergreen Airline Services Corporation, Evergreen Sky Catering Corporation, and Evergreen Air Cargo Services Corp., will also participate in the reward scheme.

The escalating Red Sea crisis prompts shipping companies to reroute, with ten shipping routes from Taipei and Kaohsiung passing through the Red Sea. The Houthi movement, favoring Iran, targets ships in the Red Sea, leading international and local shippers to prioritize safety by announcing delays or re-routing around the Cape of Good Hope. Shipping companies opt to navigate around the Cape or temporarily suspend services, expecting disruptions in ship schedules. The situation mainly affects regional operations and does not yet have global consequences, resulting in no congested ports like during the pandemic. National shipping lines have temporarily ceased accepting cargo for ports in Israel, with further assessments on route adjustments to be made.

Global shipping leader Maersk’s decision to cut its workforce by 10,000 has caused a downturn in shipping stocks on November 6th. Within the first ten minutes of trading, Evergreen Marine (2603) dropped 4% to NT$107.5, while Yang Ming Marine Transport (2609) and Wan Hai Lines (2615) also experienced turbulence with declines of over 2%. Following Maersk’s announcement, the company’s stock price fell more than 18%. The shipping industry is currently facing numerous challenges, including sluggish cargo demand, falling freight rates, rising energy costs, inflation, and geopolitical tensions. Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc described these challenges as the ＂new normal.＂ Insiders have noted that the shipping market is not as robust as it has been in recent years, leading to uncertainty and a ＂supply-demand imbalance＂ in the coming year.

Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Spokesperson Chang Chih-hao questioned Kuomintang (KMT) presidential candidate Hou Yu-ih’s six key initiatives, including cross-strait medical zones and passenger and cargo hubs in Kinmen, on Wednesday (Aug. 23).