The Automobile Club Roma awards the drivers Daniele Di Amato and Stefano Comandini

12.04.2022 Emanuele Pirro appointed “Ambassador of the Automobile Club of Rome for motor sport” The “Roman Driver of the Year” award to Daniele Di Amato and the “Lifetime Achievement” award to Stefano Comandini, were awarded today by Giuseppina Fusco, President of the Automobile Club Rome, in a ceremony that took place at the new institutional… Continue reading The Automobile Club Roma awards the drivers Daniele Di Amato and Stefano Comandini

Self-registrations represented 11.4% of the total market in March, close to 7,000 units

April 12, 2022 Posted by: Jorge Platero Category: Faconauto News Tactical registrations in Spain reached a volume of 6,858 units in the third month of the year. The microchip crisis continues to have significant effects on the automotive industry and dealerships. One more example of this is that it has affected the self-registration made in… Continue reading Self-registrations represented 11.4% of the total market in March, close to 7,000 units

Automotive: how Stellantis wants to transform into a “tech-company”

Posted Apr 12, 2022, 8:00 a.m. Updated Apr 12, 2022, 8:11 a.m. Amazon , Waymo, the Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn… In recent months, Stellantis, the manufacturer resulting from the merger between PSA and Fiat Chrysler, has announced several partnerships of choice to negotiate the technological shift that is required of the automotive industry. But the… Continue reading Automotive: how Stellantis wants to transform into a “tech-company”

Alfa Romeo developing electric-only Mito replacement

A new Alfa Romeo Mito is on the cards as the Italian firm prepares to rapidly expand its line-up over the next few years. Brand boss Jean-Philippe Imparato has confirmed that there will be a new car every year until 2030 under new owner Stellantis. A small SUV, dubbed the Brennero, will arrive by 2025, plus there will… Continue reading Alfa Romeo developing electric-only Mito replacement

Pininfarina launches 15mph electric scooter

Storied Italian design house Pininfarina, best known for its work styling a string of classic Ferrari and Alfa Romeo models, has unveiled its first electric scooter. The new KPF Argento has been developed by the Pininfarina and ‘last-mile’ e-mobility specialist Platum. It is intended as the first in a family of Argento by Pinfinarina products… Continue reading Pininfarina launches 15mph electric scooter

Well-known collector wins $1M auction bid for Corvette that isn’t even built yet

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Fortegra acquires ITC Compliance for undisclosed sum

US giant Fortegra has acquired ITC Compliance for an undisclosed sum. ITC provides Appointed Representative (AR) status to over 1,000 dealers in the UK, allowing them to motor sell finance and insurance products without having to pay Financial Conduct Authority fees and seek FCA authorisation. Dealers on its books include JCT600, TrustFord, Glyn Hopkin and… Continue reading Fortegra acquires ITC Compliance for undisclosed sum

“Nuova” Comau, between projects and spin offs: Gorlier immediately meets the trade unions: “We want a dialogue with the workers”

His arrival was greeted with some concern: not for his person, but for the fact that it was a new change at the top for an important industrial reality – in the Turin automotive scene – like Comau. And instead, a few days after his appointment as CEO, Pietro Gorlier met the trade unions (both… Continue reading “Nuova” Comau, between projects and spin offs: Gorlier immediately meets the trade unions: “We want a dialogue with the workers”

F1: the fever for Imola is growing. 94,000 tickets sold

F1: the fever for Imola is growing. 94,000 tickets sold 11.04.2022 100 thousand goal ever closer. Tickets still available only on Ticketone. Don’t miss the Sprint Race on Saturday 23 April Fever continues to grow for the Formula 1 Rolex Grand Prix of Made in Italy and Emilia-Romagna, scheduled for next Friday 22 to Sunday… Continue reading F1: the fever for Imola is growing. 94,000 tickets sold

Talking points: advantage Ferrari as Leclerc dominates in Australia

Lucky break for George Russell The lack of Mercedes-AMG pace continued in Australia, with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell finding themselves powerless once again to take the fight to Ferrari and Red Bull. Hamilton made a great start from fifth on the grid to run third but had no way of fending off Sergio Perez in the… Continue reading Talking points: advantage Ferrari as Leclerc dominates in Australia