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Source: Aftermarket Business Iran sees vehicle releases, international productionOctober 30, 2009Puzzlement over why so many global governments seem reluctant to enact stiff economic sanctions against Iran in light of its apparent pursuit of an atom bomb and overall bellicosity may be partially explained at least by taking a look at Iran?s industrious automotive industry: It has business dealings with at least 35 countries spanning four continents.
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Source: Aftermarket BusinessInternational Newsmaker Q&A: Kianoosh PourmojibIran Khodro CEO speaks outOctober 29, 2009 Kianoosh Pourmojib is the deputy CEO of quality for Iran Khodro (IKCO).
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Source: Aftermarket BusinessInternational effort seeks to make non-food cellulosic ethanol with haySeptember 23, 2009Separating the chaff from the wheat, Royal Dutch Shell, Volkswagen and Canada?s Iogen Energy Corp. are partnering to reap a commercially viable cellulosic ethanol motor fuel created from post-harvest stalks that up until now have had little use except as Halloween decorations.
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Source: Aftermarket BusinessChina cuts auto-parts tariffs to meet WTO rulesSeptember 1, 2009Starting September 1, all imported auto parts will be taxed at the same rate regardless of the percentage of foreign-made parts used for making a vehicle in China, according to a notice posted on the Web site of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the nation's top economic planning body.
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Source: Aftermarket BusinessAAPEX expects strong international buyer presenceAugust 19, 2009A strong showing by international buyers is anticipated at the Automotive Aftermarket Products Expo (AAPEX) this year based on promotional reports from U.S. Department of Commerce commercial specialists in a number of foreign countries, according to AAPEX organizers. AAPEX is slated for Nov. 3, through Nov. 5, at the Sands Expo Center, Las Vegas, Nev.
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Source: Aftermarket BusinessBritish hydrogen car boasts affordability, practicalityAugust 1, 2009Iceland's geology is making it a perfect country to welcome the electric vehicle movement.
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