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SEAT and PowerCo invest together in Spain

14.November 2022

Spanish carmaker SEAT a and PowerCo supplier annoounced historic 10-billion-euro investment to transform Spain into a European hub for electric mobility.

SOLUS zaznamenal mírný růst nesplácených půjček

31.October 2022

Počet občanů s nesplaceným dluhem po splatnosti zapsaným v Registru fyzických osob sdružení SOLUS klesl ke konci 3. čtvrtletí na 428 tisíc. Je to o 11 tisíc méně než v pololetí letošního roku, a o 35 tisíc osob méně než před rokem. Vybraná data SOLUS však ukazují, že se několikaletý pozitivní trend poklesu klientů v prodlení může obrátit.

Skoda Vision 7S previews largest of three new EVs

31.August 2022

The seven-seat crossover features a fresh design language and a new brand identity that Skoda said will better help differentiate it from rivals and other Volkswagen Group brands.

Geneva auto show 2023 cancelled

19.August 2022

The Geneva auto show scheduled to take place in February has been cancelled for the fourth year running. Organizers of the event are switching its traditionally chilly venue in alpine Europe to the balmy Middle East.

Mercedes prepared to cut gas use

27.July 2022

Mercedes-Benz expects a significant rise in revenues and slightly higher earnings in 2022 on the back of strong vehicle prices and model mix even as the company warned of economic turbulence due to Europe’s worsening energy crisis, high inflation and protracted supply-chain problems.

VW, Skoda output to end at Russian plant

7.July 2022

Volkswagen Group will stop output in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, where VW and Skoda cars were being assembled under contract with GAZ Group, a trade union said, citing the company’s message to the plant’s staff.

Former Porsche exec Zellmer to become Skoda CEO

3.April 2022

Former Porsche executive Klaus Zellmer will be the next CEO of Skoda, press reports said. Zellmer, who is currently VW brand’s sales chief, will take up the role on July 1, according to the reports.

Toyota expects to sell 3.5 million electric cars

15.March 2022

Toyota expects to sell 3.5 million electric cars annually by 2030. That’s per a data presentation by tradingplatforms.com. This is a bold move for the company that has historically focused on hybrid and fuel-cell technology rather than all-electric vehicles (EVs).

SEAT and PowerCo invest together in Spain

SEAT and PowerCo invest together in Spain

Skoda Vision 7S previews largest of three new EVs

Skoda Vision 7S previews largest of three new EVs

Geneva auto show 2023 cancelled

Geneva auto show 2023 cancelled

Martin Prokop, DAKAR 2018 – Final podium emotions

SEAT and PowerCo invest together in Spain

SOLUS zaznamenal mírný růst nesplácených půjček

Skoda Vision 7S previews largest of three new EVs

Geneva auto show 2023 cancelled

Mercedes prepared to cut gas use

VW, Skoda output to end at Russian plant

Former Porsche exec Zellmer to become Skoda CEO

Toyota expects to sell 3.5 million electric cars

(Česky) AUTOMAKERS, Importérský speciál 2019

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