Despite the recent difficulties faced by the French government, French consumers continue to buy electric vehicles. More than 15% of all new cars sold in France last month were pure electric vehicles, with the new Renault 5 becoming the sales champion of the French pure electric vehicle market with its retro style. The turmoil in France has taken a toll on the entire French car market, with French car sales falling 12.7% in November compared with the same period last year, with new car sales in the country reaching 133,318 units that month. As of the end of November, France’s cumulative new car sales in 2024 fell 3.7% year-on-year to […]
According to Bloomberg, the Trillium Network for Advanced Manufacturing (“Trillium”), a manufacturing think tank, said Canadian auto plants will produce about 1.3 million vehicles this year, the lowest level in decades except during the New Crown epidemic. This is the lowest level in decades, except during the New Crown epidemic, as U.S. companies idled factories in Canada amid slowing demand. In contrast, in 2018, the Canadian plant also produced more than 2 million cars and light trucks. Trillium stated in a report that Mexico is currently the second largest supply country in Canada’s sales of cars, and […]
Jean-Philippe Imparato, chief operating officer of automaker Stellantis’ Enlarged Europe, said in an interview with Italian television that Italy could become Europe’s second-largest auto producer in the next five years. Earlier, Italian Industry Minister Adolfo Urso said he expected Stellantis to present a clear plan to revive its flagging production in Italy at a meeting in Rome on December 17. Unions will also attend the meeting. Imperato told Rai: “I will make it very clear on the 17th that for me, Italy will become the second-largest European manufacturing market in 2029.” According to the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, Italy was Europe’s seventh-largest auto producer last year. […]
According to foreign media reports, Hungarian Prime Minister VIKTOR ORban said on December 6 that many German car manufacturers have agreed to close its factory in Hungary. Recently, a number of European automobile companies have announced that they will close their factories and lay off a significant layoff because they are facing a series of issues such as weak demand, high costs, competition from China, and transition to electric vehicles lower than expected. Ourban said in an interview that Hungary needs to create a competitive economic environment, so that there will be […]
According to Reuters, the three people familiar with the matter revealed that the team of the next President Donald Trump in the United States is considering canceling the cancellation of the electrical contracts for the delivery team (U.S. Postal Service). Part of the extensive administrative command. This will be announced in the early days after Trump will be on power on January 20 next year. Trump promised during the campaign to cancel the policies formulated by the current US President Joe Bayeng to work hard to make the US transportation industry’s decarburization in response to climate change. […]
Budapest – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban recently said that major German automakers have clearly agreed not to close their production facilities in Hungary, but will further develop these factories in the future. This news undoubtedly injects confidence into Hungary’s manufacturing and job markets. In an interview with local media, Prime Minister Orban said: “We have reached an agreement with German auto companies to ensure that they will not close any factories in Hungary, and even plan to increase investment and expand production capacity.” He emphasized that the Hungarian government has been committed to creating a globally competitive economic environment to ensure that local industry and manufacturing can continue […]