Citroen will reportedly be putting the Metropolis into production as part of their plan to enter the luxury car market in China.
Citroen will reportedly be putting the Metropolis into production as part of their plan to enter the luxury car market in China.
BMW and PSA Peugeot Citroen have collaborated to work on a hybrid system for front-wheel-drive vehicles.
Peugeot has revealed a special edition of their 207, dubbed the 207 S16. The car is based on the three-door Sport 1.6 VTi variant of the 207, and sadly, the changes are only cosmetic.
On to the Worst Car of the Year. This has to excel in as many areas as possible…at annoying us and making everyone else sick. 2009’s pile of misery was reduced by us to just two cars. The winner however, is one of the most pointless and ugly cars we have ever seen. It is a car you would be totally ashamed to drive and you’d rather crash it before someone sees you in it. Who is the winner then? Our Worst Car of the Year is:
This will be Peugeot’s new logo from now on, the French manufacturer announced, as it aims to become the seventh largest car maker by 2015. In an effort to refresh the brand, they have also launched a new slogan, and it plans to launch several new models in the future.
The French guys from Peugeot recently revealed pictures of their newest concept – the SR1 roadster. This fine-looking sports car will be officially unwrapped this March at the Geneva Motor Show and it is a new direction in the design of future Peugeot models.
Volkswagen, now the biggest car producer in the world, is set to start a new partnership with the guys from Suzuki.
Peugeot has done some work with Mitsubishi recently. They’ve helped them with the Outlander, and the i-MiEV. Now, Mitsubishi is going through financial difficulties, and Peugeot is considering taking a majority stake in them.
This deal is apparently in the final stages, with Peugeot looking to stake a stake of over 50 percent. This deal would seemingly suit both parties very well, and it will likely go through soon.
Peugeot previously wanted to cooperate with Mitsubishi simply on a project-by-project basis, but it looks like these trouble financial times have changed things.
The plan would be for Mitsubishi to issue Peugeot $2.2 billion to $3.4 billion in new shares, giving them a 30 – 50 percent stake in the company.
Source: Inside Line
Sad news to end quite a quiet day. Peugeot has announced that it will be axing the GTI badge, and the hot hatches that go with it.