Tag: Brexit

Voltia’s Enlarged Nissan e-NV200 To Be Produced In UK By Bevan

Bevan Group enters the electric vehicle arena with high-volume Nissan e-NV200 conversion ‘Final mile’ delivery specialists in the UK, together with tradesmen and other operators working in urban areas, can now choose a competitively priced, fully electric van which offers up to twice the cargo volume of similarly sized competitors. West Midlands-based Bevan Group today… Continue reading Voltia’s Enlarged Nissan e-NV200 To Be Produced In UK By Bevan

@VW Group: TRATON with strong vehicle sales in 2019

In 2019, TRATON SE in its Industrial Business sold 242,200 vehicles of the MAN, Scania, and Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus brands, exceeding the prior-year figure by 4%. This positive development was driven among other things by high demand for trucks in Europe in the first half of the year and a sharp increase in demand… Continue reading @VW Group: TRATON with strong vehicle sales in 2019

@Toyota: Consolidated Financial Results for 3Q FY2019 will be announced on Friday,31 January 2020.

Toyota Tsusho Corporation l Press Room Toyota Tsusho’s Press Release tag:www.toyota-tsusho.com,2013-10-03:/english/press//14 2020-01-06T01:55:02Z Movable Type Pro 6.1.2 New Year’s Greeting Happy new year everyone! To the employees of the Toyota Tsusho Group all around the world and to all their family members, I extend to you the warmest of greetings upon the start of 2020. In… Continue reading @Toyota: Consolidated Financial Results for 3Q FY2019 will be announced on Friday,31 January 2020.

“The share of diesel rises sharply again”

The Austrian Hans Dieter Pötsch, 68, has been at the top of the VW supervisory board for four years, previously he was a board member in Wolfsburg for twelve years. Picture: Lucas Bäuml VW supervisory board chief Pötsch talks about the tricky situation of the auto industry and business with autocrats. In the interview, he… Continue reading “The share of diesel rises sharply again”

Simonstone Motor Company’s Bristol dealership ceases trading

Simonstone Motor Company’s Bristol dealership has stopped trading. The site is a multi-brand car dealership on Bath Road, Brislington, representing Alfa Romeo, Abarth, Fiat and Jeep. Bristol Live reported that vehicles for sale have been taken away to other dealerships. The publication claims that a number of customers awaiting new cars are now unsure where… Continue reading Simonstone Motor Company’s Bristol dealership ceases trading

UK engine manufacturing drops -13.9% in November

20 December 2019 #SMMT News #UK Manufacturing UK engine manufacturing falls -13.9% in November, following planned ‘no deal’ Brexit shutdowns. Year-to-date performance -7.9% behind 2018 with 2.4 million new engines produced. Importance of ambitious future trade deal underlined as more than six out of 10 UK-built engines shipped overseas. Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said,… Continue reading UK engine manufacturing drops -13.9% in November

Uniti to launch One EV, plans to sell business model as mobility service alternative

Like many start-ups, fledgling Swedish brand Uniti aims to disrupt the automotive industry. Not just with the One, a three-seat electric car engineered and (initially) set to be built in the UK, but further into the future, with a business model aimed at selling the car to companies as a mobility service for its employees… Continue reading Uniti to launch One EV, plans to sell business model as mobility service alternative

Asian companies face tough calls on Brexit after Johnson’s UK win

TOKYO — The substantial majority for Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservatives in Thursday’s U.K. election is set to hasten the nation’s departure from the European Union. This removes some uncertainty for Asian companies investing in Britain, but leaves them with difficult decisions to make. “This one-nation Conservative government has been given a powerful new mandate… Continue reading Asian companies face tough calls on Brexit after Johnson’s UK win

Renault-Nissan Alliance: Makoto Uchida wants to “restore” confidence

Posted on 12 Dec 2019 at 12:49 What Makoto Uchida wants for his teams within Nissan, he also wants it for the Alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi. For Nissan’s new CEO, who took office on December 1, 2019, “restoring” trust with both partners is a top priority. For this, a key word, “transparency”. “To respect… Continue reading Renault-Nissan Alliance: Makoto Uchida wants to “restore” confidence