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CITROËN RELAY’S BIO-DIESEL COMPATIBILITY ATTRACTS EAE
The Citroën Relay’s unique combination of environmental and operational benefits has convinced EAE Ltd to convert its 21-strong fleet of large vans. The Edinburgh based company has initially ordered four Relay 35 L3H2 and three Relay 30 L1H1 100 panel vans with a similar number scheduled for delivery next year. EAE distributes display stands, tourist information leaflets and other promotional material to some 5,000 locations in Scotland. The ... [more]
Arup team charged up for LCV2011 performance
Electric vehicle infrastructure specialist Arup will have a significant presence at LCV2011 - the premier event on the UK low carbon vehicle calendar – when it opens its doors for business this week (7-8 September). LCV2011, which takes place at Rockingham Race Circuit in Northamptonshire, promises to be bigger than in previous years – with a record number of innovative manufacturers and engineering companies exhibiting, and a further 3,000 lo... [more]
Car manufacturers may have to cap sales to avoid CO2 fines
Many manufacturers are now closing in on both the overall industry target of 130g/km of CO2 and their own individual targets. However, some are still miles away and may have to cap sales to avoid unaffordable fines There are now seven manufacturers below the overall target figure of 130 g/km of CO2. However, each manufacturer has an individual target based on the average weight of its models. Hence the variance from its own target is far more ... [more]
Citroën celebrates 100,000th DS3 order with new colour schemes and roof designs
DS3 has already earned a reputation as one of the most stylish cars on the road. Citroën is celebrating its 100,000th order for its DS3 with a bold new range of colour schemes and roof designs. Sales of the DS3 have blossomed since its launch early in 2010 and over 10,000 DS3’s have been sold in the UK alone. The extensive range of personalisation options and special collections - such as DS3 by Orla Kiely - have played a key role in ensuring... [more]
Rush hour city drivers spend half their journeys in stationary traffic
According to new research conducted by Citroën, rush hour city drivers are spending almost half their journeys in stationary traffic, which represents an increase of 13.7% compared to five years ago. Over a one hour journey at peak times, the average inner city commuter could be spending around 25 minutes 39 seconds at a complete standstill. The study was carried out to promote the New Citroën C4’s e-HDi ‘Stop & Start’ diesel engine technology. ... [more]
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Citroen's concept GT supercar at CRC Speedshow
Kiwi supercar fans get to savour the result of a rare virtual racer-to-real car design process when the striking GT by Citroen arrives at this year’s CRC Speedshow. The white GT by Citroen show-car, first displayed at the 2008 Paris Motor Show, comes to New Zealand specifically for July’s CRC Speedshow in Auckland and a selection of dealership activities with Citroen’s newly-appointed local ...
Citroen Strengthens Its G4S Relationship With 437 New C1 City Cars
LONDON – May 23, 2013: Citroen has just delivered 437 C1 VTR models to G4S Utility Services, the UK’s largest supplier of data collection and meter reading services.
Citroën boss goes on tour to get basics right
Citroën managing director Linda Jackson is touring the network to drive the company’s determination to maintain its steady market growth in the UK, both market share and dealer numbers, by looking into the even the smallest minutiae of how its brand is being represented.
Citroen Celebrates 45 Years Of The Mehari
PARIS – May 13, 2013: Citroën is marking the 45th anniversary of one of its much-loved models - the Méhari. The Diane 6 Méhari, as it was originally known, was first unveiled on 16 May 1968 in Deauville, France.
Citroen UK appoints new sales director
Citroën UK has announced the appointment of Bekir Hassan as sales director, with effect from July 1. He will take over from Charles Peugeot, who is returning to Citroën France to lead part of the team that will develop future DS models.
Personal Branding Expert Lida Citroen of LIDA360 Offers Six Interview Tips for New College Graduates
Lida Citroen, a personal branding and reputation management expert, offers new college graduates six interview tips to help them leverage their strengths to secure employment opportunities. (PRWeb May 23, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/5/prweb10756571.htm
Peugeot to Close French Rsearch Site to Reduce Spending
PSA Peugeot Citroen (UG) , Europe ’s second-largest automaker, will shut a French research and development facility and relocate most of its 660 employees to nearby sites as part of a program to reduce spending.
45 Fun Facts About The Birthday Boy Citroën Méhari
Citroën's funky little off-roader celebrates its 45th birthday this week, and while this picture says it all, it's worth to look at the fun side of this rolling deathtrap we would all love to have. Fun facts about the Citroën Méhari: 1: You need not less than two special characters to write down its name properly. 2: Still, at its launch in 1968, its full name was Diane 6 Méhari. 3: It had ABS ...
Bekir Hassan Appointed As Citroen UK Sales Director
LONDON – May 8, 2013: Citroen UK has announced the appointment of Bekir Hassan as Sales Director, with effect from 1 July. He will take over from Charles Peugeot, who is returning to Citroën France to lead part of the team that will develop future DS models.
Peugeot Citroen blames Europe for Q1 sales slump
PARIS (AP) — PSA Peugeot Citroen said Wednesday crumbling automobile markets across Europe lay behind a steep drop in its first quarter sales.
