21 minuti fa, machefredfa scrive:

Mi lascia perplesso, chissà se Ford ne approfitterà per usare fabbriche Geely per produrre i suoi modelli in Cina e magari usare piattaforme Geely per modelli più economici

Hanno già una jv con Changan

1 ora fa, Kay195 scrive:

Hanno già una jv con Changan

Che non sta fruttando molto però

3 ore fa, machefredfa scrive:

Che non sta fruttando molto però

Si ma sono cause di forza maggiore, per la concorrenza interna dei brand cinesi, come spiegato qua

Mala tempora currunt.

Polestar ha annunciato oggi che a partire dal modello 2027 non venderà più auto negli Stati Uniti. Il Dipartimento del Commercio statunitense non ha concesso alla casa automobilistica l'autorizzazione a vendere veicoli in base alla nuova normativa statunitense sui veicoli connessi.  

La nuova normativa , annunciata nel 2025 e in vigore a partire dall'anno modello 2027, limita l'importazione e la vendita di alcune auto dotate di tecnologia per veicoli connessi di origine cinese o russa. Polestar è di proprietà di Volvo e Geely Holding Group, la società cinese che gestisce Geely Auto.

Fonti: Polestar , Reuters , Volvo

Geely vuole espandere la produzione in Europa sfruttando gli stabilimenti di Volvo.L’idea è quella di utilizzare la capacità produttiva delle fabbriche Volvo in Svezia, Belgio e, in futuro, Slovacchia anche per assemblare modelli di altri marchi della galassia Geely, come Geely, Zeekr e Lynk & Co.

Fonte: https://www.quattroruote.it/news/industria-finanza/2026/08/18/geely_auto_di_lusso_negli_stabilimenti_europei_volvo__.amp.html

Cambio al vertice per VOLVO. Esce - finalmente per i suoi limiti di età - dopo esser stato richiamato per salvare la "baracca" dall'EV spinta, il CEO Hakan Samuelsson. Al suo posto Klaus Zellmer, con un passato trentennale in ambito automotive, con l'ultimo suo incarico in Skoda auto.

The Board of Volvo Cars appoints Klaus Zellmer as President and CEO

The Board of Directors of Volvo Cars has appointed Klaus Zellmer as President and Chief Executive Officer. Klaus Zellmer will assume the position no later than 1 October 2027. Håkan Samuelsson will, together with the Board, ensure a seamless transition. 

Klaus Zellmer is an experienced global automotive executive with more than 30 years in the industry, most recently Chairman of the Board of Management and CEO of Škoda Auto.

“Klaus Zellmer combines deep automotive expertise with broad international leadership experience and a strong record of guiding organisations through transformation and changing market conditions,” says Eric Li, Chairman of Volvo Cars. “His experience from both the high-end premium segment and high-volume brands, is an excellent fit for Volvo Cars. The Board is confident that, under Klaus Zellmer’s leadership, Volvo Cars will build on its strong foundations and enter its next chapter with a clear ambition to strengthen its position as a leading premium car company.”  

“I am delighted to join Volvo Cars at such an important moment in the company’s development,” says Klaus Zellmer, incoming President and CEO. “Few automotive brands have built such a strong and lasting reputation for safety, consistently applying this core value across the mobility sector. I admire Volvo Cars’ timeless, contemporary design language and the clarity of its brand identity. The company has a solid foundation and an experienced team, and I look forward to working with colleagues across Volvo Cars to build on these strengths. After almost 100 years, Volvo Cars’ ability to reinvent itself time and again is both a remarkable achievement and an ongoing challenge. I look forward to contributing to the company’s continued development and to shaping its next chapter together.”

Håkan Samuelsson has led the company over two tenures: from 2012 to 2022, and again since April 2025, when he returned to develop the future strategic roadmap for the company in very challenging times for the automotive industry. He has been providing stability during a pivotal period for the company while preparing for a long-term successor.

Klaus Zellmer, born 1967, is an experienced global automotive executive with deep industrial, commercial and technological expertise and a strong track record of leading organisations through complex transformation and changing market conditions. He currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Management and CEO of Škoda Auto. Under his leadership, Škoda has become one of Europe’s best-selling car brands and delivered record results in 2025, followed by further growth and record deliveries of electric vehicles in the first half of 2026. Previously, he was a Member of the Board of Management of Volkswagen Passenger Cars, where he was responsible for Marketing, Sales and After Sales. Before joining Volkswagen Passenger Cars, he spent more than 20 years at Porsche, where he held several senior leadership positions, including CEO of Porsche Deutschland and CEO of Porsche North America. After graduating with a degree in Business Administration, Klaus Zellmer spent three years from 1994 working at the Institute for Automotive Economics at the Nürtingen-Geislingen University of Applied Sciences.

This disclosure contains information that Volvo Car AB (publ) is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation (EU nr 596/2014). The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person, on 20-09-2026 12:46 CET.

Via Volvo