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European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA): The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) is an industry association, established in 1991 by the major European car, truck and bus manufacturers, in response to the increasing European integration and the consequent gradual shifting of government responsibility to Brussels. ACEA is one of many interest groups in Brussels, all of which aim to contribute to an informed decision-making process within the EU institutions. Its membership consists of the major international automobile companies, working together in an active association to ensure effective communication and negotiation with legislative, commercial, technical, consumer, environmental and other interests. The members of ACEA are competitors in the automobile market place and support free and fair competition as a trade policy and a legal concept.

European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) website: http://www.acea.be

All the latest news from European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA):

  • Europe reports stronger CV sales for 2011
    It has been an encouraging six months for CV sales across Europe with registrations up by 13.5% overall, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA). A total of 1,001,579 commercial vehicles have been shifted so far this year with [...]
  • ACEA Directors meet at Downing Street
    Directors from the European Automobile Manufacturer’s Association (ACEA) met in the UK for the first time this week at the body’s annual conference in Downing Street. During the general assembly – attended by David Cameron and Vince Cable – ACEA [...]
  • Industry pushes hard to reduce CO2 emissions
    The European automobile industry is proceeding at full pace to reduce further CO2 emissions from its vehicles and is confident to meet legislative targets if a supportive policy and legislative framework is secured. The legislative proposal for limiting CO2 emissions [...]
  • Strong competition in automotive sector
    The European automobile manufacturers call on the European Commission to swiftly define the future competition framework for vehicle distribution and after sales services in order to provide the legal certainty, clarity and predictability that the automotive industry needs. The Commission [...]
  • Chiara Miglioli wins ACEA Competitiveness Award
    Chiara Miglioli, graduate from the College of Europe in Bruges, has won this year’s ACEA Competitiveness Award for a thesis on the influence of impact assessment and sustainable development objectives on policy-making in the European Commission. An Italian national, Miglioli [...]
  • ACEA members support changes in governance of Formula One
    Today, the members of the Board of the European Automobile Manufacturer’s Association discussed the current situation prevailing in Formula One, and have concluded that the current governance system cannot continue. ACEA has come to the conclusion that the FIA needs [...]
  • Commercial vehicle manufacturers must take immediate crisis-relief
    Commercial vehicle manufacturers, EU governments and institutions must take immediate crisis-relief measures to help viable businesses bridge the economic crisis – to boost progress towards sustainable growth – to safeguard the competitiveness of the EU economy The European commercial vehicle [...]
  • European Automobile Industry Report 09/10 available on-line now
    An extensive overview of European automotive policy issues and priorities The European Automobile Industry Report 09/10 is available on www.acea.be The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association ACEA has published, today, the ‘European Automobile Industry Report 09/10’ and the accompanying leaflet ‘Automobile [...]
  • ACEA signs cooperation agreement with Chinese counterpart CAAM
    ACEA has signed a cooperation agreement with the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) in Beijing. This cooperation agreement will allow both sides to exchange information on automotive industry trends in China and Europe and, particularly in China, to work [...]

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