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As Hyundai decides what to do with its Russian assets, FAW is looking at the former Nissan factory and Ugandan Kiira Motors is looking at the domestic market.
It seems that the Russian market will soon lose two more major players – Volkswagen and Hyundai. The head offices of both brands are looking at the possibilities of optimizing business operations in our country. The only difference is that the Germans are leaning towards asset sales and are already looking for buyers, while the Koreans want to stay. Although, according to rumors, they have already started preserving their plant in St. Petersburg.
By the way, about the northern capital. It was recently revealed that FAW’s Chinese are keeping an eye on the former Nissan factory, now owned by the US. However, this is not surprising – after all, the authorities have to charge the company with something. Who else to call? Ugandan Kiira Motors with its “raw” electric vehicles – early. Although Africans are interested in entering the domestic market.
As for social news, there were fewer this week. Of the most curious, the state-owned company Avtodor explained how the rates for travel on toll roads will change, and the manufacturer of video recorders used by traffic police officers presented a new model. The advanced version of the “Watch” can recognize faces and quickly “smash” them through police bases.
And in more detail about the “smart” video recorder for the traffic police and other important events in the car life of the country in recent days – in the video review of the AvtoVzglyad portal here.
It seems that the Russian market will soon lose two more major players – Volkswagen and Hyundai. The head offices of both brands are looking at the possibilities of optimizing business operations in our country. The only difference is that the Germans are leaning towards asset sales and are already looking for buyers, while the Koreans want to stay. Although, according to rumors, they have already started preserving their plant in St. Petersburg.
By the way, about the northern capital. It was recently revealed that FAW’s Chinese are keeping an eye on the former Nissan factory, now owned by the US. However, this is not surprising – after all, the authorities have to charge the company with something. Who else to call? Ugandan Kiira Motors with its “raw” electric vehicles – early. Although Africans are interested in entering the domestic market.
As for social news, there were fewer this week. Of the most curious, the state-owned company Avtodor explained how the rates for travel on toll roads will change, and the manufacturer of video recorders used by traffic police officers presented a new model. The advanced version of the “Watch” can recognize faces and quickly “smash” them through police bases.
And in more detail about the “smart” video recorder for the traffic police and other important events in the car life of the country in recent days – in the video review of the AvtoVzglyad portal here.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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