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UK light commercial vehicle market soars, up by 41.0% in August
Innovate in Britain: UK government & auto industry have jointly invested more than US$640m (£500m) in CAV R&D and t… https://t.co/AwpNeIdEit
Press Releases – ACEA appoints new Director General
Brussels, 6 September 2019 – The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric-Mark Huitema as its new Director General, with effect on 1 October. Mr Huitema will succeed Erik Jonnaert, who is stepping down as Secretary General after six years at the helm of the association, which represents the… Continue reading Press Releases – ACEA appoints new Director General
UK electric car registrations surge in August but it’s a long road to zero and barriers must be addressed
Innovate in Britain: UK government & auto industry have jointly invested more than US$640m (£500m) in CAV R&D and t… https://t.co/AwpNeIdEit
Press Releases – EU auto industry sets out pillars of work for new policy term
Brussels, 5 September 2019 – The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) launched its manifesto for the future of the EU auto industry during the ‘Leading the Mobility Transformation’ Summit in Brussels yesterday. The 2019-2024 ACEA Manifesto puts forward the key pillars to foster collaboration with policy makers. It comes right at the start of a… Continue reading Press Releases – EU auto industry sets out pillars of work for new policy term
Publications – The future of the EU auto industry – ACEA Manifesto 2019-2024
The European automobile sector continues to be the backbone of mobility, employment, economic growth and innovation in Europe, contributing over 7% of the EU’s GDP. (Click on the thumbnail above to open the ACEA Manifesto 2019-2024 in a new window) Today, however, the industry is facing a number of unprecedented challenges: Confidence in the industry… Continue reading Publications – The future of the EU auto industry – ACEA Manifesto 2019-2024
Publications – The commercial vehicle industry in Europe – ACEA Commercial Vehicle Manifesto 2019-2024
Efficient transport is the backbone of Europe’s economy, growth and competitiveness. Indeed, the European Union would literally come to a stop without trucks, buses or vans. (Click on the thumbnail above to open the ACEA Commercial Vehicle Manifesto 2019-2024 in a new window) Although essential to our prosperity and well-being, the commercial vehicle industry in… Continue reading Publications – The commercial vehicle industry in Europe – ACEA Commercial Vehicle Manifesto 2019-2024
Press Releases – Access to electric car chargers must be guaranteed, urge auto makers, electricity sector and NGO
Brussels, 4 September 2019 – The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA), Eurelectric and Transport & Environment (T&E) are calling on the European institutions to facilitate a rapid roll-out of smart charging infrastructure for electrically-chargeable vehicles. This is a unique collaboration as it marks the first time that the EU auto industry, electricity sector and the… Continue reading Press Releases – Access to electric car chargers must be guaranteed, urge auto makers, electricity sector and NGO
Press Releases – Fuel types of new cars: diesel -16.4%, petrol +1.7%, electric +35.6% in second quarter of 2019
Brussels, 4 September 2019 – In the second quarter of 2019, the EU new-car market shifted further towards petrol vehicles. Petrol now represents nearly 60% of all new passenger car registrations, while demand for diesel continued to fall during the second quarter. Electrically-chargeable vehicles (ECV) accounted for 2.4% of total new car sales across the… Continue reading Press Releases – Fuel types of new cars: diesel -16.4%, petrol +1.7%, electric +35.6% in second quarter of 2019
“We will not accept a release from the group to the detriment of the Powertrain employees”
Christiane Benner, Second Chairwoman of the IG Metall and Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Continental AG, on the current situation at Conti Go to source