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FCA issues a safety recall impacting over 200,000 vehicles.
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Mid-size luxury car rides high and proud with top Safety Pick+ award.
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Ford is undertaking trials of its all-electric E-Transit with major European fleet customers before the van becomes widely available spring 2022. Fleets chosen for the real-world trial include operators in the postal, municipal, and utilities sectors, as well as firms operating in the last mile and grocery delivery arenas.
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Vauxhall, the UK brand of Stellantis firm Opel, is to debut two new electric vans at the forthcoming Commercial Vehicle Show, to be held in Birmingham, UK. Taking place August 31 to September 2, 2021, the Commercial Vehicle Show will play host to the global public unveiling of both the Movano-e large panel van and the compact Combo-e panel van.
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A new report looking at the global evolution of EVs sheds insight into pricing trends over the last 10 years, noting that OEMs in Europe and the U.S. must make more affordable EV offerings to keep up with their Chinese competitors.
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ALD Automotive recently announced that Mathieu Gizon has been tapped to serve as general manager, ALD Automotive Colombia. Previously, Guizon was general manager at ALD Algeria.
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ALD Automotive recently announced that Kristine Gulbe has been named general manager for ALD Automotive Peru.
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Hyundai Motor Group has teamed up with LG Energy Solution to build an electric vehicle (EV) battery cell manufacturing joint venture (JV) with US$1.1bn investment in Indonesia. LG Energy, The Hyundai battery partnership will boost Indonesia strategic presence in EV market.
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The joint venture will see Renault-branded hybrid vehicles being sold in China, but manufactured using Geely’s facilities, supply chains, and technologies. Geely’s most significant brands, joint ventures and OEM relationships include Volvo Cars, Polestar, Proton, Lotus, LEVC, Daimler, Smart, Volvo Trucks and now Renault.
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The joint venture will see Renault-branded hybrid vehicles being sold in China, but manufactured using Geely’s facilities, supply chains, and technologies. Geely’s most significant brands, joint ventures and OEM relationships include Volvo Cars, Polestar, Proton, Lotus, LEVC, Daimler, Smart, Volvo Trucks and now Renault.
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