Saab’s owner, National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS), says it is in discussions with potential partners as it seeks to restart car production and develop future models.
NEVS was forced to stop production at Saab’s factory in Sweden in May due to a shortage of cash to pay suppliers. NEVS last week denied that Saab is facing insolvency after a supplier filed a bankruptcy petition.
Two Japanese automotive bearings makers said on Tuesday a Chinese regulator has ordered them to pay fines for violating antitrust laws as Beijing intensifies its scrutiny of business practices in the auto sector.
The most useful tool of the modern car criminal is not the crowbar or the slim jim, but that of anonymity. Most scams that target the seller rely on a false buyer. When putting your car up for sale it pays to know what you are getting into.
Daimler is recalling about 50,000 of its Smart microcars in China, at the request of the country’s General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine.
For a week from Monday 18th August, the European Traffic Police Network (TISPOL) will be conducting heavy enforcement of speed limits throughout Europe.
