PSA says European production returning to normal
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen said production at its European plants is returning to normal in the wake of supply disruptions caused by the Japanese earthquake
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JAPAN ‘QUAKE: PSA output returning to normal
PSA Peugeot Citroen “expects to see a gradual return to normal conditions, beginning Thursday, 31 March,” after disruptions announced last week in some of its production in Europe, caused by difficulties in deliveries of electronic components from Japa…
Read moreJAPAN ‘QUAKE: Europeans soon to be affected – reports
Volkswagen, PSA Peugeot Citroen, Ford and other European automakers may be forced to halt production in coming weeks as component suppliers in earthquake-ravaged Japan struggle to restart factories, weekend media reports said.
Read moreCitroen DS gets new lease of life
Design concept re-imagines DS for 2019, to coincide with Citroen’s centenary.
Read moreFrench car #8211; with Italian ties #8211; is tops with 6 famous designers and 1 humble reporter
When you’re a kid, the first car that you can remember riding in usually has a special place in your heart. For me it was a Citroen DS, which I recently learned is not only my favorite.
Read moreToyota-PSA Czech minicar JV plans to boost production
Toyota Peugeot Citroen Automobile expects to increase production next year. TPCA’s factory in the Czech Republic built 11 percent fewer cars last year than in 2009.
Read morePSA cuts production in Spain, France on Japan parts shortage
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen has started to reduce production at some European factories after Hitachi, which supplies it with diesel engine components, was hurt by the Japan earthquake disaster.
Read moreCZECH REPUBLIC: Toyota-PSA JV profits 2010 flat as sales dip
TPCA, the car-making joint venture between Toyota and PSA Peugeot Citroen in the Czech Republic, said 2010 profits were flat compared with 2009 despite a drop in both sales and output.
Read moreCitroen sees EV sales at 4,000 in 2011
Citroen says demand for its electric vehicles is being boosted by companies seeking environmentally friendly transport. The French brand expects to to sell 4,000 EVs this year, Xavier Duchemin, the brand’s spokesman for EVs, said.
Read moreWRC: Citroen boss has to handle growing rivalry between Loeb and Ogier
The relationship between Citroen Racing’s teammates Sebastien Loeb and Sebastien Ogier seems to have degraded since the Rally of Mexico, where Loeb clinched victory after Ogier was forced to retire following an accident while leading.
Read moreWRC: Sebastien Loeb wins rally Mexico after Ogier crash (+photos)
Sebastien Loeb made the most of Citroen team-mate Sebastien Ogier’s crash to win Rally Guanajuato Mexico for the fifth time in Leon earlier today.
Read moreWRC: Citroën leads Rally Mexico after day 1
Citroen DS3 drivers Sébastien Ogier and Sébastien Loeb pulled away in front in the first day of rally Mexico.
Read moreWRC: Citroen looks for revenge in Mexico
After having been dominated by Ford at the Swedish Rally, the Citroen team intends to regain the advantage this weekend in Mexico.
Read moreCHINA: Western JVs spending big in Guangdong
Volkswagen, PSA Peugeot-Citroen and other automakers will invest more than CNY10bn (US$1.52bn) in manufacturing capacity in China’s Guangdong province this year, it was reported at the weekend.
Read moreInside line on Citroen’s stunning DS4
We get exclusive access to hatch… and reveal smart cabin
Read morePSA China sales climb 13% in January
PSA’s China sales rose 12.9% in January on year-on-year figures. The automaker and its Chinese partner Dongfeng sold 24,400 Citroen vehicles and 17,500 Peugeots in the first month of the year.
Read moreFRANCE: Renault turns around in 2010
Renault, like French rival PSA Peugeot Citroen, has booked a dramatic turnaround in group operating profit for full year 2010.
Read moreFRANCE: Big 2010 turnaround at PSA
PSA Peugeot Citroen has booked a solid almost EUR1.9bn turnaround in operating income, making EUR621m in 2010 compared with a 2009 loss of EUR1,257m.
Read moreWRC: The new Citroen of Kimi Raikkonen
The World Rally Cars of 2011 have reached the paddock in Sweden for the opening round of the WRC this weekend. Kimi Raikkonen’s private Citroen DS3 R3 has arrived in a black and white livery, without any sponsors.
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