Events

The city of Effingham opens an electric vehicle charging station

The municipality of Effingham announces the commissioning of a new electric vehicle charging station within its territory.

Test drive of the Renault 4 Electric over 800 km

An 800 km test drive of the Renault 4 Electric evaluates its versatility as the household's main car.

Stellantis presents after-sales solutions at Brazilian mechanics congress

Stellantis participates for the fifth year in the Brazilian Mechanics Congress, where it brings together its after-sales brands such as Mopar and bproauto to present integrated solutions to the aftermarket.

Canada must multiply its charging stations by 19 by 2040

A report from the Canadian Climate Institute estimates that the country will need about 19 times more charging stations by 2040, with the majority at home, and calls for rules for buildings ready for electric vehicles.

Twelve Ford Racing drivers entered in Veterans Day Classic at Daytona

The first edition of the Proud to Honor Veterans Day Classic at Daytona will bring together twelve Ford Racing drivers split into six teams, each driving a Mustang Dark Horse R.

Nearly 40% of Dacias sold in 2026 are LPG-equipped

According to Renault Group results, 39.2% of Dacia vehicles sold in 2026 run on LPG, a share even higher in Spain thanks to the Eco label.

Indian two-wheeler manufacturers anticipate a slowdown in the second half

Weak rural demand and price hikes are weighing on sales of entry-level thermal two-wheelers in India, while demand for electric vehicles exceeds supply.

Stellantis reorganizes its communications team in Italy

Stellantis announces a new organization of its communications team in Italy, led by Claudio D'Amico within Stellantis Europe's Communications Department.

Hilex liquidates its Spanish subsidiary for cables and window regulators

Japanese supplier Hilex announces the completion of the liquidation of its Spanish subsidiary, which produced and sold control cables and window regulators for automobiles.

Moriroku sells off entire Chinese subsidiary

Japanese supplier Moriroku transfers all its shares in its Chinese subsidiary, citing changes in the business environment linked to electrification.