Kia will launch its car sharing service in Europe at the end of 2018

Posted 09/01/2018 11: 39: 41CET The company plans to offer a total of 16 electrified vehicles for 2025 LAS VEGAS (UNITED STATES), 9 Jan. (EUROPA PRESS) – The car firm Kia will launch in late 2018 in Europe WiBLE, its own car sharing service that began operating in 2017 in South Korea, and will be… Continue reading Kia will launch its car sharing service in Europe at the end of 2018

Nissan will stop manufacturing Pulsar and Evalia in Barcelona, ​​although it will have no impact on employment

Posted 09/01/2018 11: 39: 11CET The company wants to strengthen its leadership in the segment of electric vehicles and crossovers MADRID, 9 Jan. (EUROPA PRESS) – Japanese carmaker Nissan will stop producing the Pulsar and NV200 passenger models (Evalia) at its Barcelona plant starting in June and July, respectively, the company said in a statement.… Continue reading Nissan will stop manufacturing Pulsar and Evalia in Barcelona, ​​although it will have no impact on employment

Mercedes-Benz Cars sold more than 2.4 million vehicles in 2017, up 8.8%

Posted 08/01/2018 12: 23: 40CET STUTTGART (GERMANY), 8 Jan. (EUROPA PRESS) – Mercedes-Benz Cars, a division of the Daimler group that includes Mercedes-Benz and Smart, closed last year with a global sales volume of 2.42 million units, 8.8% more than the same period of the previous year. according to data published by the company. In… Continue reading Mercedes-Benz Cars sold more than 2.4 million vehicles in 2017, up 8.8%

Up to 50% of physical dealerships could disappear by 2025, according to KPMG

Posted 08/01/2018 11: 33: 35CET MADRID, 8 Jan. (EUROPA PRESS) – Between 30% and 50% of physical dealerships could disappear from the market by 2025, according to KPMG’s ‘Global Automotive Report 2018’, which gathers the opinion of almost 1,000 executives from the automotive and technology sectors and 2,100 consumers. The responsible partner of Automotive of… Continue reading Up to 50% of physical dealerships could disappear by 2025, according to KPMG