The News Review:
- Germany’s Merkel says she will fight against general auto emission…
- IP for Siemens’ Auto Electronics Unit?
- Leverage for dealers: AUTS.
- Toyota Leads Gains as Japan’s Auto utput Surges (Update3)
- India targets $US145b turnover in autos
Germany’s Merkel says she will fight against general auto emission…
International Herald Tribune – Jan 30, 2007
The European Commission plans to introduce mandatory C2-emission limits for cars a move fiercely criticized by Germany’s auto industry. “The German government will advocate for a sectoral reduction with all its power and energy” Merkel said at a conference on Europe organized by German business groups. “And I think I can go so far as to say that we will prevent a general reduction. At any rate I will do what ever I can to prevent this.
IP for Siemens’ Auto Electronics Unit?
BusinessWeek – Jan 30, 2007
The road is two lanes wide in each direction with no speed limit. In the right lane trucks lumber along at 50 mph. In the passing lane Mercedes land yachts zoom.
Leverage for dealers: AUTS.
Free with registration – Houston Chronicle – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jan 30, 2007
(30-JAN-07) Houston Chronicle (Houston TX). 30–AS the Big Three U. automakers struggle to design and build cars Americans want they also must placate dealers with bloated inventories. Late last year the Detroi.
Toyota Leads Gains as Japan’s Auto utput Surges (Update3)
Bloomberg – Jan 30, 2007
30 (Bloomberg) — Toyota Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. led Japan's automakers in a fifth straight year of risingdomestic production as growing U. demand for their vehiclesboosted exports. Domestic output by the country's 12 automakers rose 6.
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India targets $US145b turnover in autos
The Age – Jan 30, 2007
Launching the Automotive Mission Plan 2006-2016 Dev said theplan envisages a substantive increase in turnover from the currentUS$35 billion ($A453) to US$145 billion to account for 10 per centof the country’s gross domestic product. It also sees providing employment to 25 million people by thetarget year. Dev stressed the need for increasing the current export of theautomotive sector from US$4. 1 billion now to a minimum of US$35billion.