To meet the new regulations under Right to Repair laws, Apple has started showing repairability scores of its products in France on its online store. The scores are listed for all of Apple products including iPhones and Macs. The scores are given out of 10 and intend to inform users “if their product is repairable, […]
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Whether we like it or not, we may have to get used to the Mustang nameplate being used to describe a variety of body shapes. If the Mustang Mach E is anything to go by, there’s a good chance these new creations will share nothing more than a passing resemblance to the core Mustang product. […]
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Having revived an iconic name with the electric 5 hatchback, Renault has also decided to built its upcoming EV at the same site where the original Renault 5 was made. During the concept‘s unveiling, Renault Group boss Luca de Meo said that the goal was for the production variant to be built in France. Company […]
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There isn’t much to celebrate in the UK these days, but one side effect of Brexit is that the EU might no longer have a mechanism for getting UK residents to pay for violations that incurred on the continent and were captured by speed cameras. It’s all a bit academic at this point, since travel […]
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The rapid spread of a mutated strain of coronavirus is to blame for harsher restrictions in the UK, with several other countries implementing new travel restrictions and closing up borders. These actions have caused inevitable transport delays, which is why Toyota has chosen to shut down production in the UK and France starting today, reports […]
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Most of this year’s Christmas markets have been cancelled in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, including the one in Molsheim, France, which is the home of Bugatti. Nonetheless, the automaker decided to celebrate the winter holidays by using the La Voiture Noire as a highly expensive decoration. Placed inside a glass container, the one-off […]
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Presented for the 2017 model year and facelifted just a couple of months ago, the second generation Peugeot 5008 is now getting ready to serve and protect its homeland. The French model has been chosen by the local Ministry of the Interior as a reference vehicle for the police and gendarmerie, and they have placed […]
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Ever since Citroen stopped making the C6 back in 2012, France has been starving for a large, premium saloon that could, at least in some aspects, keep up with various German offerings. Enter the new DS 9, riding on the PSA Group’s EMP2 V2.3 platform. It’s arguably the most elegant car France has produced in […]
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Ineos Automotive, the startup backed by petrochemicals giant Ineos, is close to finalizing the purchase of Daimler’s Smart plant in Hambach, France. First announced in late August, Ineos Automotive’s intention to buy the factory located in eastern France is very likely to materialize in the coming weeks after unions approved the project. Daimler announced this […]
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The three-year legal dispute between Citroen and Polestar has resulted in a French court temporarily banning the latter’s logo. As we have reported earlier, Citroen claims that the logo of Polestar is too similar to its own double chevron badge and that of its premium DS brand. The French carmaker first asked parent company Volvo […]
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