Citroën may be coming to North America after all, but not in the manner many envision.
The Ami – 100% ëlectric may be coming to Washington D.C. and we’d like to think that we get some credit for the announcement.
Free2Move Can Now Seek New Investment
PSA’s Free2Move is now free to court new investment.
With Ami – 100% Ëlectric, Citroën Touts Mobility for All
Citroën today launched a new urban mobility solution accessible to everyone, the Ami – 100% ëlectric.
Volvo Outplays PSA in USA Marketing of Mobility Services
Visitors to the Los Angeles Auto Show next week are in for a stark surprise at the Volvo Cars booth. While the company is presently offering its cars for sale in the USA, instead of displaying a concept car or filling floor space with their brand models, attendees will experience …
The New York Times takes a spin on Peugeot’s return to the U.S.
by George Dyke….. On November 13 The New York Times featured an article titled “Peugeot Returns to U.S. to Help People Get Around, but Not With Its Cars” saying that the company is thinking smaller, rolling out a mobility app, but also bigger: The move is about the future of …
PSA returns to the USA with (huh?)… Chevrolet!
PSA announced on October 26 that they will begin the next phase of their Free2Move car sharing service in the United States with Chevrolet vehicles. The service that will start in Washington with 600 cars. As no Peugeot, Citroën, DS or Opel brands are sold in the USA (or Canada), …
PSA Picks 15 States and 4 Canadian Provinces for Car Sales
Larry Dominique, CEO of PSA Group North America, told reporters after an Automotive Press Association meeting in Detroit, that he has narrowed 15 states and 4 Canadian provinces as top picks and possible points of entry for sales as PSA Group continues to ramp up plans to return to North …
More Details of PSA’s Return to North America Announced
PSA’s CEO Carlos Tavares’ statement last year that the company plans to return to North America starting with car sharing garnered much skepticism. Will it be the way to entice North Americans to purchase product by exposing them to Citroën in hired rides? With no dealership network or the ability …