Automotive
Courier DPD Romania Eyes 14% Rise In 2012 Turnover, To RON41M
Private postal firm DPD Romania, owned indirectly by the French post officer (La Poste), expects turnover to rise 14% to 41.4 million lei (EUR9.5 million) in 2012 from RON36 million last yea...
Dacia's New Logan Might Be Launched By Yearend Or Early 2013
Dacia’s new Logan model might be launched at the end of 2012 or early next year, said Renault sales manager Jerome Stoll, cited by Russian new agency Ria Novosti.
Dacia’s New Sandero Might Be Launched Before Logan 2
Romanian carmaker Dacia will launch a new Sandero model, probably before the new Logan is introduced to the market, Carlos Tavares, chief operating officer for Renault, said Tuesday.
Dacia’s Lodgy MPV Unveiled At 2012 Geneva Motor Show, On Sale in Romania Starting March 7
Romanian carmaker Automobile Dacia, owned by French group Renault, on Tuesday made the official world debut of its multipurpose vehicle Lodgy, at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, which will go on...
Ford To Deliver First B-Max Cars To Romania In September
Ford’s B-Max minivan, made exclusively at the carmaker’s plant in Craiova, Romania, will reach Romanian showrooms in July but won’t be sold in the country until September, Henrik Nenzen, pre...
Car Tax Will Bring Only RON624M To Romania's Budget
The Romanian Government estimates the car pollution tax will bring total revenues of only 624 million lei (EUR143 million) to the state budget in 2012, three times lower than last year’s for...
Government Keeps Scrappage Voucher At RON3,800, Cuts Clunkers Program Budget
The Romanian Government decided to keep the scrappage voucher granted under the cash-for-clunkers program at 3,800 lei (EUR873), and cap the program’s total budget at RON114 million, way bel...
Registrations Of Renault, Dacia Cars In Germany Down 19.3% In Jan-Feb To 20,849 Units
Registrations of Renault and Dacia cars in Germany dropped 19.3% in the first two months of 2012 to 20,849 units, and the overall German car market shrank 0.2% to 434,513 units, according to...
Closure Of Baneasa Airport Reveals EUR1B Real Estate Treasure
As of March 25, all 70 flights operated from the Baneasa Airport will move to the Otopeni Airport. What will happen to the 200 hectares of airport land worth one billion euros?