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Car and off-road vehicle registrations in Italy: Top 50 models – January 2020

Statistical data> registrations Publication period: 03 February 2020 Data reference period: January 2020 Ranking of the 50 best-selling car models in Italy. Download attachment: January 05, 2020_UNRAE_TOP_50_5e384c0aaa696.pdf To view the content you need accept the installation of Calameo Cookies TAG: cars, registrations, template, 2020, January Go to Source

Market structure – January 2020

Statistical data> registrations Publication period: 03 February 2020 Data reference period: January 2020 Analysis of the structure of the Italian car market with details of the power supply, user, segment, bodywork and geographic area. Download attachment: January 04, 2020_UNRAE Market structure_5e384be8f14cf.pdf To view the content you need accept the installation of Calameo Cookies TAG: registrations,… Continue reading Market structure – January 2020

UK engine manufacturing falls -7.2% in 2019

30 January 2020 #UK Manufacturing UK engine manufacturing down -7.2% in 2019 to 2.5 million units. Reduced demand from car manufacturing plants and additional shutdowns in April and November affect annual production totals. Need for ambitious future trade deal highlighted as more than six in 10 UK-built engines head overseas. Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive,… Continue reading UK engine manufacturing falls -7.2% in 2019

Turbulent year for commercial vehicle manufacturing as output falls -7.8%

British commercial vehicle production falls -7.8% in 2019, following distortions from model change-overs. Output for overseas markets down -8.4%, while production for the UK drops -7.0%. Nearly 95% of all CV exports shipped to the EU, underlining the importance of an ambitious free trade agreement with UK’s biggest trading partner. UK commercial vehicle manufacturing declined… Continue reading Turbulent year for commercial vehicle manufacturing as output falls -7.8%

UK car output falls as industry targets world-class FTA that keeps Auto building for Britain

British car manufacturing falls for third consecutive year, down -14.2% in 2019 to 1.3m units – the lowest since 2010.1 Production for UK and overseas declines -12.3% and -14.7%, with 81% of cars built for export – the vast majority to the EU. Good year for alternatively fuelled and small volume car output, with production… Continue reading UK car output falls as industry targets world-class FTA that keeps Auto building for Britain

Publications – Position Paper: End-of-Life Vehicles Directive, potential inclusion of trucks and buses

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) would like to contribute to the ongoing discussions on the evaluation of the End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) Directive, and more specifically on the potential inclusion of heavy-duty vehicles (HDVs), ie trucks and buses. Ever since the ELV Directive was implemented back in 2000, trucks and buses have been kept outside… Continue reading Publications – Position Paper: End-of-Life Vehicles Directive, potential inclusion of trucks and buses

Publications – Position Paper: Evaluation of the End-of-Life Vehicles Directive

The European Union’s End-of-Life Vehicles (ELV) Directive has significantly improved the way in which motor vehicles are recycled and disposed of. Since its implementation almost two decades ago it has been contributing to achieving circular economy goals, in line with the objectives of the European Commission’s recent communication on the European Green Deal. Indeed, the… Continue reading Publications – Position Paper: Evaluation of the End-of-Life Vehicles Directive

IG Metall is aiming for a “moratorium on fair change” in the upcoming collective bargaining round

Frankfurt am Main – The metal and electronics industry is in the midst of digital and ecological change – and is poorly prepared for it. “Half of the companies have no or insufficient strategy to manage the transformation,” said Jörg Hofmann, first chairman of IG Metall, at the union’s annual press conference in Frankfurt on… Continue reading IG Metall is aiming for a “moratorium on fair change” in the upcoming collective bargaining round

Stable membership, solid finances

IG Metall is becoming increasingly popular among young people: at the end of 2019, 132,108 apprentices and (dual) students belonged to IG Metall – an increase of 2,498 young members compared to the previous year. In the past ten years, the number of members from these groups has increased by almost 40,000. There was also… Continue reading Stable membership, solid finances