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Bogdan Alecu
- Fields
- Automotive
- Writing for ZF since
- 2011
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- 9
Renault Discontinues Logan Pick-Up, Set To Stop Making Logan Van And MCV By Yearend
The number of Dacia models made at the plant in Mioveni (southern Romania) went down from six to five this month, after Renault discontinued the Logan Pick-up.
Dacia Delivers Over 2,000 Lodgy To France And Spain
France and Spain were last month among the first Western-European markets to which the Renault group started deliveries of the first Dacia car manufactured entirely outside Romania, the Lodg...
Dacia Aims For Petrom’s Top Spot
Austria’s OMV-held Petrom might see lower revenue than Automobile Dacia this year for the first time in its history, according to ZF’s estimates.
Dacia Lodgy And Ford B-Max To Storm The Market With Low Price Edge
The auto industry’s eyes turn towards the two carmakers active in Romania this year. Together, Ford and Dacia will make over 400,000 vehicles this year, and some 95% of the output will go to...
Car Manufacturers Stay In The Spotlight With Two Dacia Launches And Ford’s B-Max
After more than four years of decline and missed forecasts for car sales on the local market, Dacia and Ford Romania will remain in the spotlight in 2012. While Dacia has been working at ful...
Romanians Bought Luxury Cars Worth Over EUR1.2M In 4Q
The market of super-luxury cars boomed in the last quarter of this year, when three cars worth a total of over EUR1.2 million, were delivered.
RTR Boss: Competitiveness On Current Market, Biggest Challenge For Logan 2
Sorin Buse, the Romanian who supervised a $1.1 billion greenfield investment in a Toyota plant in Woodstock, Ontario in Canada, says the biggest challenge for Logan 2, the model codenamed X5...
Dacia Lodgy Production In Morocco To Boost Romania’s Exports By EUR1B Next Year
The stock production of Lodgy MPV will begin in Tangiers, Morocco, next spring, using CKD (complete knocked down) kits exported from Romania. The seventh model in the Dacia range will contin...
Fabrice Cambolive Promoted To Renault Commercial Manager For Russia And Eurasia
Fabrice Cambolive, general manager of Renault Commercial Roumanie, is set to be promoted as Renault commercial manager for Russia and Eurasia, a region including members of the Commonwealth...