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BearingPoint: Romania’s Car Industry Potential Higher Than In Other CEE Countries
Romania’s auto industry has higher potential compared to other states in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and its future growth will generate both risks and opportunities for the economies o...
Continental Engineers In Romania Assemble Parts Of The Car That Will Drive Itself
The Romanian engineering teams of German group Continental are involved in the project of the autonomous car, “the car of the future” that will drive itself, first only on the highway and th...
Dacia Car Registrations See Biggest Rise In France In 1H/2013
Romanian carmaker Dacia’s new car registrations in France rose 7.3% to 46,900 units in the first half of the year, which is the biggest rise on the French auto market, but saw an 18.7% decli...
Logan I Sales Driven By Local Market, Logan II By Exports
The first generation of Logan put Dacia on the European map and drove the production of the plant in southern Romania up from 300 to more than 500 cars a day. Now Logan II is assembled in a...
Draexlmaier To Fire Nearly 300 Employees In Pitesti, Still Plans To Hire 1,500 People In Romania
Dräxlmaier Pitesti, the German car part maker’s oldest plant in Romania, which makes cables for the auto industry, plans to lay off 8% of its staff, or 292 employees, 2% of all its employees...
Sales Of Locally Made Cars In Romania Extremely Low - Carmakers
Constantin Stroe, head of the Romanian auto manufacturers’ association ACAROM, said Thursday sales of locally produced cars on the domestic market is extremely low, making Romania a unique c...
New Car Registrations Down 21% In January-May
New car registrations fell 21% in the first five months of the year to almost 20,600 units, according to the data of the Driving License and Vehicle Registration Department (DRPCIV).
Dacia New Car Registrations In EU Up 28% In April
Romanian automaker Dacia’s new car registrations in the European Union grew by 28.2% in April and by 18.3% in January through April this year, while the EU car market has seen growth for the...
Dacia CEO: We Have To Keep An Eye On Our Competitiveness
Dacia’s Romanian plant in Mioveni will also compete starting this year against Renault’s plant in Chennai, India, where Renault is manufacturing Dacia Duster for the UK.