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Friday 31 January 2025

Alfa Romeo Tonale is “Best Design 2025” in Chile

Alfa Romeo Tonale has won “The Best Design 2025” award in Chile. Recently presented in South American countries and more than two years after its international launch, the Tonale continues to find appreciation for its distinctive design with strong “Made in Italy” connotations. The jury awarded Tonale for its ability to blend tradition and modernity, reinterpreting and updating those canons of style that belong to the history of the Italian brand. In addition, its design prevailed for its balanced proportions, aerodynamic functionality and aesthetic elegance.

Friday 31 January 2025

Alpine unveiled the new livery of its A424 hypercar for the WEC

Alpine Endurance Team unveiled the new livery of the A424 hypercar by showing the first visual of the single-seater that will run the 2025 edition of the World Endurance Championship (WEC). After a learning-filled first season for the A424, which ended with fourth place in the overall constructors' standings and a podium finish at the Fuji 6 Hours, the team is preparing for a new season. The Alpine Endurance Team makes a new appointment for next February 5th to unveil more information, including on the crews for the 2025 season.

Friday 31 January 2025

Andrea Calcagni new Director of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles in Italy

New management appointments at Volkswagen Group Italy effective January 1st, 2025. Andrea Calcagni has assumed the position of Director Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles returning to Volkswagen Group Italy after 3 years of international experience as Head of Volkswagen Brand at Volkswagen Group Japan KK. Fabio Di Giuseppe has left the Head of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Division to assume the role of Director of Group Operations. Luca Bedin, previously Group Operations Director, is now heading the new organizational unit called Legal & Governance with responsibility for Legal, Governance, Risk, Compliance, Integrity, Quality and ...


Friday 31 January 2025

Arctic Circle. exclusive Polestar range inspired by rallying

Polestar presents the Arctic Circle collection, an exclusive range of rally-inspired cars that extend the formula introduced with the Polestar 2 Arctic Circle model, launched in 2022 as a unique model. Now, with the new versions of Polestar 3 and Polestar 4, the collection offers a full lineup of models designed to embody the Swedish brand's performance-based DNA. The three cars will make their public debut on February 1st during the FAT Ice Race in Zell am See, Austria. Conceived in the world of motorsport and refined by Polestar ...

Friday 31 January 2025

ASI in Pista, Spring Experience on March 9th with a track day for historic sports cars

The passion for historic sports and racing cars is increasingly widespread and participatory, especially when it is expressed safely within a circuit. The format of ASI in Pista was born right here and, after three autumn editions, this year doubles with the appointment on Sunday, March 9th at the Tazio Nuvolari circuit in Cervesina (Pavia, Italy). A “Spring Experience” that retains the track day formula reserved for historic sports cars built up to 2005 and racing cars over 30 years old, divided into Turismo, Formula, Sport Prototypes and Rally categories ...

Friday 31 January 2025

Autolink's stock exchange index up 0.6 percent

The Autolink index, which analyzes the stock market performance of major automakers, remains positive. In fact, in the period January 22nd-30th, the panel closed at +0.6%. Thus becomes positive (although only slightly for now) the index since the beginning of the year, currently at +1.4%. In the period under review negative closings only for, Ferrari (-1%), Faw, Tesla, General Motors, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Honda, Hyundai, Kia and Rivian. Closing at par with the previous for Polestar and positive for all others with Stellantis marking +2.6%. Since the beginning ...

Friday 31 January 2025

Chery Exlantix ET is Car of the Year 2024 in China

China Central Television announced that Chery's Exlantix ET crossover has been electro Auto of the Year 2024. This year Exlantix ET will enter foreign markets such as Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia. China Central Television (CCTV) held the 5th China Auto Awards ceremony last January the 27th. The ceremony is often called the “Oscars of the automotive world” in China. The jury for this event consisted of representatives from the Catarc Research Center, the Association of Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers, the Society of Automotive Engineers, and the ...

Friday 31 January 2025

Continental, closure for 4 plants of ContiTech division in Germany

Continental's ContiTech division will close four plants and downsize two others, affecting a total of 580 employees. The group has considered more than 7,000 job cuts as part of a restructuring plan it has been working on for more than a year with the goal of saving 400 million euros annually starting in 2025. Production is to be discontinued at sites in Bad Blankenburg (Thuringia), Stolzenau (Lower Saxony) and Moers (North Rhine-Westphalia), while tool production will be halted in Frohburg and Geithain (Saxony). In addition, the activities of ...

Friday 31 January 2025

EU, automotive strategic dialogue inaugurated; action plan on March 5th

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen yesterday kicked off the strategic dialogue to determine the future of the automotive industry in Europe, bringing together key industry players, labor representatives and other key stakeholders. The goal is to initiate a constructive and inclusive dialogue on the future of the automotive industry, a crucial sector for the European economy. Participants in the Brussels initiative yesterday included Acea, European consumer association Beuc, BMW Group, Bosch, ChargeUp Europe, Clepa, Daimler Truck, ETF, Forvia, IndustriAll European Trade Union; Iveco, Mahle, Milence, Recharge, Renault, Transport ...

Friday 31 January 2025

Euro stronger only than Won, Rupee and Peso

In the traditional weekly comparison between the euro and major international currencies during the period from January 23rd-29th, the single European currency was weaker than most others. With rises only against the Korean Won, Indian Rupee and Mexican Peso, the euro in fact closed lower against the Yen, Pound Sterling, Bath, Real, Ruble, Yuan and Krona, finishing on par with the U.S. Dollar and Swiss Franc.