Geely’s EV maker Polestar recalls all Polestar 2 sedans again

By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read FILE PHOTO: A worker wearing a face mask following the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak cleans the floor near a Polestar 2 electric sedan displayed at a shopping mall in Shanghai, China May 5, 2020. REUTERS/Yilei Sun STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Electric vehicle maker Polestar, owned by Volvo Cars and its… Continue reading Geely’s EV maker Polestar recalls all Polestar 2 sedans again

Geely’s new EV plant will build premium Polestar cars: sources

By Yilei Sun, Brenda Goh 2 Min Read BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – An electric vehicle (EV) factory planned by Chinese automaking group Geely will produce cars under the premium Polestar marque, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Monday. FILE PHOTO: A man looks at a Polestar Precept car at the Beijing… Continue reading Geely’s new EV plant will build premium Polestar cars: sources

German Manager Magazin: Ford Kuga: Recall of plug-in hybrid endangers CO2 fleet target000264

fordthreatens a fine for failing to meet the CO2 targets EU: The overall balance of newly registered Ford cars in Europe could exceed the European Union’s fleet limit this year, according to company information. A delivery stop for the new plug-in hybrid model Kuga “had an impact on our plan to be able to meet… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: Ford Kuga: Recall of plug-in hybrid endangers CO2 fleet target000264

Remsons Industries acquires UK based Magal Cables

MUMBAI:Remsons Industries, an automotive cable supplier on Friday announced the acquisition of UK based Magal Cables Ltd, a part of Arlington Group Engineering systems. Remsons acquired MCL, through a wholly owned subsidiary Remsons Holding Ltd, (incorporated in UK) for Rs 33 crore which was funded through internal accruals and debt. Magal Cables Ltd (MCL) has… Continue reading Remsons Industries acquires UK based Magal Cables

A Waymo executive reveals how the company is keeping its self-driving taxis safe for riders during the COVID-19 pandemic (GOOGL)

Waymo has ramped up sanitation in its robotaxis during the coronavirus pandemic. Daniel Chu, Waymo’s chief product officer, told Business Insider he was particularly excited about the ability of the company’s vehicles to flush out old air between rides. Chu said the coronavirus hasn’t changed Waymo’s long-term strategy and has only highlighted the benefits of… Continue reading A Waymo executive reveals how the company is keeping its self-driving taxis safe for riders during the COVID-19 pandemic (GOOGL)

Volvo Group – the third quarter 2020

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Oct. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — “In Q3, utilization of trucks and machines gradually improved as COVID-19 restrictions were eased. Towards the end of the quarter transport activity was back on roughly the same level as a year ago in most markets. This led to an improved sentiment among our customers, which is reflected… Continue reading Volvo Group – the third quarter 2020

The Volvo Group brings forward the report for the third quarter to October 16th, 2020

GÖTEBORG, Sweden, Oct. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — The Volvo Group’s report for the third quarter will be completed earlier than expected. Therefore, the report will be published on Friday October 16th, 2020 at 07.20 a.m. CEST instead of as previously announced on Tuesday October 20th, 2020.     The Volvo Group Q3 2020 earnings call… Continue reading The Volvo Group brings forward the report for the third quarter to October 16th, 2020

Volvo’s Backwards Thinking: why facing rearwards is the safest way of travel for your child

“For the best protection, children up to four need to travel rearward facing in cars, simply because their neck is too weak to support the head. It is categorically the best way to protect them,” says Dr Lotta Jakobsson, senior technical specialist in Injury Prevention at Volvo Cars. According to the American Academy of Paediatrics,… Continue reading Volvo’s Backwards Thinking: why facing rearwards is the safest way of travel for your child