Six Reasons Euros Might Like EVs
How are you going to get the people behind the wheel of an EV?
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, Automotive Design & Production
VW Growing in China
When the population of a city that you may not even have heard of has 8 million people, odds are good that what’s thought regarding the viability of EVs may not be the case.
SEAT, IBM & Watson
One more thing about SEAT after yesterday’s announcement at the Mobile World Congress about its Minimó micromobility vehicle: Today it and IBM announced that the companies are developing the “Mobility Advisor,” a mobile app that will run on 4G/5G networks and utilize IBM Watson AI technology.
Is the Minimó the Future of Urban Mobility?
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to wander around off the main thoroughfares in Barcelona, you’ve undoubtedly notices that the streets tend to be narrow and more oriented toward people rather than cars and certainly trucks.
SEAT and the Future of Transportation
Last fall, SEAT, the Martorell-based vehicle manufacturer that is part of the Volkswagen Group, launched the SEAT eXS powered by Segway.
Kondo Method for Car Packing
Although the KonMari Method created by Marie Kondo has become phenomenally successful and equally useful, odds are it show up more in the context of dresser drawers and cabinets and closets than it does elsewhere.
Tailoring SEAT Seats
Last year SEAT sold nearly 470,000 vehicles, which is a solid number for the Spain-based member of the Volkswagen Group that exports approximately 80 percent of its production to some 80 countries around the world.
Bikes, Buses and Drones at SEAT
SEAT is improving its environmental footprint, in part by taking to the air
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, Automotive Design & Production
SEAT Goes Vertical
The SEAT Martorell plant in Spain is the company’s primary assembly facility, as it the vehicles it produces there are the SEAT Ibiza, Leon SC, Leon 5P, Leon ST, Leon Cupra ST, Leon Cupra SC, and Arona.
The Incredible Mr. Donckerwolke
Luc Donckerwolke has an impressive resume that has just gotten more so.
Got Live(ish) If You Want It: Autoextremist, WSJ, and autofieldguide
If you’re interested in that was the week that was this past week from the points of view of Sharon Terlip, ace Wall Street Journal reporter, Peter DeLorenzo, the inimitable Autoextremist, and your autofieldblogger, check this out.
SEAT Leon Sales Beyond Spain
The VW MQB-based model is doing well—especially in Germany
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, Automotive Design & Production
Eating on the Road in the U.K.
Drivers there like their snacks. . .
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, Automotive Design & Production
