Automotive
Government Rethinks Car Tax, Proposes New Calculation Formula
Romania’s Government proposes a new formula to compute the car pollution tax, which increases by about 10% the sum to be paid for Euro 4 and Euro 3 cars, and lowers by 60% to 90% the tax to...
Transport Minister Says CFR Marfa Privatization Put On The Front Burner
Romania’s Transport Minister Relu Fenechiu said Tuesday, after talks with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), that the privatization of state-run freight rail company C...
Transport Ministry Budget Up 40% In 2013, To RON7.3B
Romania’s Transport Ministry will have a budget of 7.29 billion lei (EUR1.67 billion) in 2013, up 40% from RON5.18 billion in 2012, according to the draft state budget for 2013.
Dacia Appoints New Logistics Manager
Romanian car manufacturer Dacia has appointed Ștefan Gaibu manager for its central logistics department.
Romania Transport Ministry Resumes IPO Process Of 8 Companies
Romania’s Transport Ministry Friday has it has resumed listing proceedings for eight companies in its portfolio, including Constanta port in the Black Sea and the Henri Coanda airport in Buc...
Dacia’s 2012 Global Sales Up Nearly 5%, To 359,822 Units
Worldwide sales of Romanian carmaker Dacia rose 4.8% on the year in 2012, to 359,822 cars, of which a little over 6% were sold on the Romanian market, where Dacia holds the top spot, the com...
CFR Calatori GM Dismissed Following Strike Over Unpaid Wages
Romanian Transport Minister Relu Fenechiu has replaced Stefan Roseanu, general manager of state-owned passenger railway company CFR Calatori, with Valentin Dorobantu, people close to the mat...
Romania’s New Environmental Tax To Consider Air Pollution Emissions In Full
Romania’s Environment Minister Rovana Plumb proposed in the Government’s Wednesday meeting that the new environmental tax should be applied only to vehicles seating up to eight passengers an...
Tavares, Renault: Dacia Is 10 Years Ahead Of Competition
Dacia brand with its entry-level model Logan need to remain competitive and keep the almost ten-year advance over competition, says Renault’s chief operating officer.