This transformation agenda will see upgrades to C&C's showrooms and service centres, with a focus on hospitality, efficiency, and sustainability.
The expansion will see the completion of a new test centre extension at Nurburgring and the upcoming opening of its new Square Campus in March 2025.
After converting to 100% renewal energy in 2019, Aston Martin has announced that its facilities at Gaydon and St.Athan are now carbon neutral.
Customers who have purchased their e-tron models through Premium Automobiles will be able to enjoy complimentary charging and a car wash at its facilities.
The data alteration pertained specifically to the quality of belt webbing used in seatbelts and child safety seats.
The Pasir Ris bus interchange will get new facilites as it is reconfigured to make way for the Pasir Ris Integrated Transport Hub.
A brand new production hall has been set aside for production of the all new Emira, which will be unveiled at Hethel on 6 July 2021.
By 2025, production at all Audi locations are to become carbon-neutral, with Audi plants in Plants in Brussels and Gyor already successfully converted.
Lotus Engineering launches Project BattCon, a pilot project introducing containerised battery test facilities in order to support the booming EV industry.
Jaguar Land Rover celebrates the second year of its operations receiving a carbon neutral certification with a tour of its U.K. facilities.
By the middle of 2022, Audi will equip one in 10 parking spaces at its plants with charging facilities, most of which will be accessible to the public.
The new Wearnes Automotive Centre is a 200,000 square feet facility that is designed to meet the growing needs of the high-luxury automotive segment.
Over the past eight years, Seat has managed to generate 34% less waste in its facilities, and will continue to implement measures to reduce waste further.
Some SMRT staff in the building and facilities department have owned up to lapses in their work after the company offered them 'amnesty'.
Developers will be given incentives to provide facilities such as bicycle parking, showers and locker rooms in their new buildings.
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Lawrence Wong has ruled out free parking at sports facilities as there is a risk of misuse by non-playing people.
The Land Transport Authority is taking steps to ring-fence train tracks to make it harder for intruders to gain access.
There will soon be a comprehensive plan that looks into making public transport facilities in Singapore more elderly-friendly.
BMW Asia and Performance Motors invest more than S$5 million in BMW i facilities in Singapore in preparation for retail sales of i3 and i8 models.
Work is under way on what is one of the most significant and exciting developments at the Aston Martin factory and global HQ as the firm anticipates growth.