Automotive
Autovit: 2016, Best In 6 Years For Romanian Auto Market
New car sales rose for the third consecutive year in 2016, to 95,000 units, up by 60% compared with 2010, according to Romanian car fair operator Autovit.
Dacia Sets New Sales Record, With More Than 584,000 Cars Sold In 2016
Renault-owned carmaker Dacia sold 584,219 vehicles in 2016, 6% more than the level registered in 2015, setting a new sales record. On a global level, Dacia sales exceeded 545,000 units, acco...
Traffic On Timisoara Airport Up 26% To Over 1.1 Mln Passengers In 2016
Timisoara International Airport, in western Romania, saw an increase of 26% in passenger traffic in 2016, to more than 1.1 million passengers, 10,000 more passengers than the estimated level...
ACEA: New Car Registrations In Romania Up 17% In 2016
New car registrations in Romania rose 17% to 94,924 units in 2016, while the sales of Romanian Dacia cars in the EU grew 9.6% to 413,523 units, according to data released Tuesday by the Euro...
Romanians Spent EUR1.7B On New Cars In 2016
Romania’s auto market officially returned to more than 100,000 new cars delivered in one year, after 2016 ended with a sales volume of at least 110,000 cars, according to ZF’s estimates base...
Wizz Air Carried Over 5.5 Mln Passengers On Routes In Romania In 2016, Up 23% On Year
Low-cost airline Wizz Air on Thursday said it carried more than 5.5 million passengers on its routes in Romania in 2016, 23% more than in 2015.
Mazda Sales In Romania Up 45% To 1,583 Units In 2016
Sales of Japanese automaker Mazda on the Romanian market surged 45% in 2016, to 1,583 units sold, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
2016 In Review: Ten Most Important Events In Local Auto Industry
The year 2016 saw top management changes at Dacia and Ford Romania along with new investment. This spring Daimler inaugurated its new transmission manufacturing facility in Sebes and in the...
Car Production Down For Third Year In A Row
Romania’s car production dropped 6% in January-November to 338,000 cars assembled in Mioveni (Dacia) and Craiova (Ford), according to Romania’s Automotive Manufacturers and Importers Associa...