Vauxhall teases first picture of the new Mokka

Still heavily disguised, Vauxhall has released a teaser picture of the all-new Mokka as it starts its initial testing with engineering teams. The big news is that for the first time there will be a fully-electric Mokka, though combustion-engined versions will still be available in the range.

Vauxhall Connect functionality for the new electric Corsa-e

The Corsa-e is now available with Vauxhall Connect, a feature accessed via the MyVauxhall app, which allows owners to access information, such as the remaining range, the cheapest re-charging options and pre-conditioning of the interior. Smartphone users can also learn the charging status of their car, remotely start the air conditioning, and select the charging time required.

Polestar signals future direction with Precept concept

Precept, the car with which Polestar envisions its future, was created to showcase three key areas for the Swedish brand: sustainability, digital technology and design. Following its digital reveal in February, Polestar CEO Thomas Ingenlath now takes a look at Precept in detail. The company says the name “Precept” was chosen to emphasise the vehicle’s […]

Audi production gradually restarts in Europe

Audi will gradually initiate the restart of production at its plants in Europe during the coming weeks. In mid-March, the company announced the temporary suspension of production at its European sites. The background to the decision was supply bottlenecks and a drop in demand due to the corona pandemic. The upcoming regulated restart in the worldwide Audi production network together with suppliers and service providers will be coordinated with the Volkswagen Group. The main component of the restart is a comprehensive package of measures that focuses on the safety of employees. In this respect, Audi is following the guidelines of the Robert Koch Institute and the regulations of the health authorities of the respective country.

Vauxhall prepares for Ellesmere Port restart

During its closure, the Groupe PSA Vauxhall site at Ellesmere Port has remained “active” and implemented a protocol of reinforced health measures. This protocol, now approved by Management, has been fully audited, in order to assess its implementation. Ellesmere Port’s Management team has invited Unite, representing plant employees, to make a final review of the safety protocols, before a resumption of manufacturing activity can begin.