Automotive
Record Deal On Mobile App Market As Daimler Buys Clever Taxi
Mihai Rotaru and Alexandru Dumitru, who created the Clever Taxi mobile app in 2011 enabling people in 20 cities in Romania to order more than 40 million taxi rides since 2012, have become eu...
APIA: New Car Sales Up 18% In January-May 2017
New car sales in Romania rose 18% on the year in January-May 2017, due to acquisitions by legal entities, accounting for 73% of total acquisitions, according to data provided by the Romanian...
Ford 1.0-liter EcoBoost Wins International Engine of the Year for 6th Year Running
Ford’s 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine, which is made in Romania, has been voted 2017 International Engine of the Year “Best Engine Under 1.0-liter” for the sixth year in a row.
Dacia Registrations In The EU Up 11% On Year In May 2017
New registrations of Dacia cars in the European Union rose 11% in May 2017, compared with the same period a year before, to 196,103 units, according to the association of automotive manufact...
C&W Echinox: Bucharest Logistical and Industrial Space Stock Grew Tenfold in 13 Years
The modern logistic and industrial space stock in Bucharest grew nearly ten times in the past 13 years, to nearly 1.2 million square meters, mainly due to growth in consumption and purchasin...
Autoliv To Open Engineering Center In Romanian City Of Iasi
Iulius company has concluded a partnership with Swedish Autoliv, the global leader in the manufacturing of automotive safety systems, whereby the local division, Autoliv Romania, will be ope...
Timken Opens $60M Bearing Plant in Ploiesti
US company Timken opened a new bearing factory in Romania Tuesday, near Ploiesti, following an investment of $60 million.
Continental Plans To Boost Staff Numbers In Romania By 1,500 In 2017
Continental, one of the world’s largest car parts manufacturers, said it plans to increase the number of employees in Romania, by 1,500 people, in 2017, with main focus on software experts.
Dacia Automobile Output Down 1% In January-May 2017, To Nearly 143,000 Units
The output of carmaker Automobile Dacia fell 1% in January-May 2017, to nearly 143,000 units, according to data provided by the association of automotive manufacturers in Romania ACAROM.