Automotive
Romania Enters European Top 10 By Car Production
Romania climbed one place to tenth in Europe by car production after Belgium dropped four places in the ranking, according to the data of the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manu...
Ford Invests EUR200M To Manufacture EcoSport Small SUV In Romania
Ford Motor Company will invest up to EUR200 million to manufacture the Ford EcoSport small SUV at its Craiova Assembly Plant in Romania starting next autumn, the company said in a statement...
Automobile Dacia Gets New Boss
Nicolas Maure, the French executive who has run Automobile Dacia and the Renault group operations in Romania in the past two years, will become the new boss of Russia’s largest carmaker Avto...
ALD Automotive Ends 2015 With EUR30.5M Turnover
ALD Automotive, the operating leasing division of BRD group, reported a turnover of EUR30.5 million in 2015 (calculated under the international accounting standards), fueled by an increase i...
Daimler To Start Production At New Transmission Plant In April
German group Daimler will start the production of 9G Tronic automatic transmission for Mercedez-Benz vehicles at its new plant in Sebes (central Romania), in April.
Renault Design Chief: New Duster Arriving In 2017
Dacia will start a ‘revolution’ of the entry level range of Renault this fall, and the first step will be the launch of the Logan and Sandero facelift models, while the second generation of...
Ghosn: Focus On Renault Now, Doesn’t Mean We Abandon Dacia
The Renault group, the owner of the Automobile Dacia, is focusing on the French brand, on expansion outside Europe, especially in India and on boosting production at the plant in Morocco, wh...
Daimler: Romania Can Be A Solution For A New Car Plant
The Daimler group, one of the world’s largest carmakers plans to become number one on the premium segment by 2020, which is why it must beat the sales of BMW, the segment leader last year.
Dacia Registrations In France Grew In February Nearly Three Faster Than The Market
Registrations of new Dacia cars in France rose 34% in February 2016, to 8,838 units, nearly three times faster than the market, compared with January when Dacia stagnated.