LeddarTech Announces the Appointment of Carl-Peter Forster to Its Board of Directors
QUEBEC CITY, Jan. 06, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) LeddarTech®, a global leader in Level 1-5 ADAS and AD sensing technology, is pleased to announce the appointment of Carl-Peter Forster to the Board of Directors, which further enhances the diversity and experience of the Board.
Carl-Peter Forster holds a degree in economics from Bonn University and a degree in aviation and space technology from the Technical University in Munich, Germany.
Carl-Peter has an extensive senior management background in the automotive industry with brands including BMW AG, in Munich, where he held various positions including Vice-President. He was also Managing Director of BMW South Africa, and a member of the board of BMW AG, responsible for global manufacturing, until 2000. Between 2001 and 2009, Carl-Peter was Managing Director of Adam Opel AG, then from 2006 President and CEO of General Motors Europe and a member of GM
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2022 Volvo EV Speculatively Rendered As An XC40 Coupe ++ We only know it will have a more streamlined body compared to the XC40.
Sales numbers don’t lie – the coupe SUV contraption is here to stay whether we like it or not. Volvo is late to the party, but Senior Vice President of Design, Robin Page, told
Auto Express earlier this year the company’s EV push will include these niche models. Will an XC40 Coupe lead the way? Maybe, and this rendering from
Motor.es tries to predict the future of a small crossover with a sloped roofline.
Volvo has plans to unveil its second EV in early March next year with a “more streamlined body” compared to the XC40 Recharge. The disclosure was made to
The remarkable Volvo P1800 Cyan is a car like no other and AutoTopNL recently had the opportunity to test it out.
Cyan Racing is the official racing arm of the Geely Group and has used the original Volvo P1800 as the base for this restomod. The car is powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with 413 hp and 355 lb-ft (455 Nm) of torque that’s paired to a dog-leg five-speed manual transmission. This engine is based on the one used in the Volvo S60 TC1 race car and has actually been tested to 528 hp.
Those are some pretty remarkable figures for a four-cylinder and making the P1800 all the more impressive is the fact that it weighs just 990 kg (2,182 lbs). Consequently, it is pretty quick and during this review, sprinted from 100 km/h (62 mph) to 200 km/h (124 mph) in just 8.32 seconds.