Automotive
Romania Roads Authority Signs Contract To Build Last 18-Km Sector Of Transylvania Highway
The consortium made of constructors Astaldi SPA-Max Boegl Romania–Astalrom SA-Consitrans SRL was selected to design and construct the last 18-km sector of the Transylvania highway, which was...
Mazda Sales In Romania Up 74%, To 317 Units, In 1Q/2016
Sales of Japanese automaker Mazda on the Romanian market surged 74% on the year in the first quarter of 2016, to 317 units sold, the company said Tuesday.
Daimler’s Transmission Plant In Sebes Headed Towards EUR1B Revenue
German-held Daimler AG was the tenth largest exporter in Romania’s economy last year after having climbed from 85th place the year before.
Daimler Starts Production Of 9G-TRONIC Nine-Speed Automatic Transmission In Sebes
Star Assembly Sebes, the subsidiary of German group Daimler in Romania, started on Monday, in Sebes (central Romania), the production of 9G-Tronic nine-speed automatic transmission for Merce...
Belgian Firm VCST To Invest EUR3.5M In Expanding Its Car Part Plant In Alba
Belgian automotive component manufacturer VCST Automotive Production Alba, which opened an EUR33 million factory in Alba Iulia (central-western Romania) three years ago, will invest nearly E...
Maure, Dacia: A 100 Years From Unification, Romania’s Provinces Still Not United By Roads
Automobile Dacia’s managing director Nicolas Maure, who will take the reins of Renault-Nissan Alliance-owned carmaker AvtoVaz in Russia next week, highlighted the worst issue of the local ec...
Eurolines Passenger Numbers Up 4.5% In 2015
Touring Europabus (Eurolines) of entrepreneur Dragos Anastasiu carried 135,000 Romanian passengers in its buses on international routes last year, 4.5% more than in 2014, the company officia...
Sales Of Commercial Utility Vehicles Up 42% In Jan-Feb
Sales of commercial utility vehicles used in transportation of freight increased by 43% to almost 3,200 units in the first two months of 2016 compared with the year-ago period.
Renault To Hire 500 Higher Education Graduates
The Renault group, which has 17,000 employees in Romania, will hire 500 higher education graduates for its new projects in the country soon.