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On March 31, Carlos Tavares, Renault’s former chief operating officer, became the CEO of France's largest automaker, PSA Peugeot Citroen. His mission won’t be easy, on the contrary, as the carmaker lost more than €7 billion in the last five years because and in Tavares’ own words, “making money was not the core value here.†Read more »
- Lotus Appoints Ex-psa Peugeot-citroen Boss As New Ceo
Malaysia's Proton Holding, the parent company of Lotus, has named former CEO of the PSA Peugeot-Citroen Group Jean-Marc Gales as the new chief executive officer of its British sports car unit, approximately two years after it fired previous boss...
- Psa Peugeot Citroen’s Incoming Ceo Wants To Overhaul Lineup
Carlos Tavares, PSA Peugeot Citroen’s incoming CEO announced plans to use €5.27 billion ($7.26 billion) in funds from investors to overhaul the automaker’s lineup. The former Renault executive who will take over as CEO of PSA Peugeot...
- Renault Executive Says No Cheap Mini For Dacia
Contrary to a series of reports in recent years, it looks like Dacia does not plan to build a smaller model than the Sandero after all. Renault’s chief operating officer Carlos Tavares said in an interview that the Dacia brand would not join Europe’s...
- Renault Delays Zoe Ev Launch So It Won’t Steal New Clio 4’s Thunder
Renault’s Chief Operating Officer Carlos Tavares has confirmed that the French car manufacturer has set a CO2 fleet emissions target below 100 g/km in 2016 and below 80 g/km in 2020, when he estimates that electric vehicles will account for 10...
- Volkswagen Group Operating Profits Soar 86 Percent In The First 9 Months Of 2011
Whereas the rest of the European carmakers such as PSA Peugeot and Citroen and the Fiat Group are facing troubled times, the German auto industry is enjoying one of its most prosperous eras ever. On Thursday, Europe's largest automaker, the Volkswagen...
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PSA Peugeot-Citroen's New Boss Reveals Key Pillars of His Strategy to Revive the Company
On March 31, Carlos Tavares, Renault’s former chief operating officer, became the CEO of France's largest automaker, PSA Peugeot Citroen. His mission won’t be easy, on the contrary, as the carmaker lost more than €7 billion in the last five years because and in Tavares’ own words, “making money was not the core value here.†Read more »
- Lotus Appoints Ex-psa Peugeot-citroen Boss As New Ceo
Malaysia's Proton Holding, the parent company of Lotus, has named former CEO of the PSA Peugeot-Citroen Group Jean-Marc Gales as the new chief executive officer of its British sports car unit, approximately two years after it fired previous boss...
- Psa Peugeot Citroen’s Incoming Ceo Wants To Overhaul Lineup
Carlos Tavares, PSA Peugeot Citroen’s incoming CEO announced plans to use €5.27 billion ($7.26 billion) in funds from investors to overhaul the automaker’s lineup. The former Renault executive who will take over as CEO of PSA Peugeot...
- Renault Executive Says No Cheap Mini For Dacia
Contrary to a series of reports in recent years, it looks like Dacia does not plan to build a smaller model than the Sandero after all. Renault’s chief operating officer Carlos Tavares said in an interview that the Dacia brand would not join Europe’s...
- Renault Delays Zoe Ev Launch So It Won’t Steal New Clio 4’s Thunder
Renault’s Chief Operating Officer Carlos Tavares has confirmed that the French car manufacturer has set a CO2 fleet emissions target below 100 g/km in 2016 and below 80 g/km in 2020, when he estimates that electric vehicles will account for 10...
- Volkswagen Group Operating Profits Soar 86 Percent In The First 9 Months Of 2011
Whereas the rest of the European carmakers such as PSA Peugeot and Citroen and the Fiat Group are facing troubled times, the German auto industry is enjoying one of its most prosperous eras ever. On Thursday, Europe's largest automaker, the Volkswagen...