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February 23, 2019

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Denis Gorteman: ‘If ICE has to die in 2030, let’s decide it now’

Tony Verhelle Posted On January 29, 2019

Denis Gorteman, CEO of Belgian car importer D’Ieteren, is clear: “If we’re told that the internal combustion engine (ICE) has to die in 2030 or 2035, we’ll do it. It’s the only way and it will work, but we have […]

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Future of parking: ‘more cars and mobility hubs’

Joris Van Roy Posted On January 7, 2019

Philippe Op de Beeck, the (Belgian) CEO of the American Apcoa Parking Group that manages from its HQ in Stuttgart 1,4 million parking spaces on 9.000 locations internationally, is not afraid to get out of business soon. “There will be […]

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Dutch Rail invests 3,5 billion euro in trains

Joris Van Roy Posted On December 27, 2018

Dutch railways, NS, has ordered another 88 Sprinter trains, worth 400.000 euro with Spanish train builder CAF (Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles), bringing the total to 200 being built there. The overall investment in renewing the train fleet adds up […]

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Johan van Zyl, CEO Toyota Europe: ‘We are very happy in Belgium’

Tony Verhelle Posted On November 29, 2018

Belgium is very important for Toyota and it employs 4.400 people here. We had a talk with the European boss, Johan van Zyl, about the European market at TMC’s European headquarters in Brussels. Van Zyl is a 60-year-old South-African who […]

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Carlos Ghosn: ‘car makers becoming mobility providers’

Tony Verhelle Posted On November 8, 2018

In an interview Carlos Ghosn, CEO of the Alliance Renault/Nissan/Mitsubishi, foresees car manufacturers becoming more and more mobility providers and an almost disappearance of the diesel engine. The boss of the largest car manufacturing group in the world is fairly […]

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‘Car as an object of dreams is disappearing’

Tony Verhelle Posted On September 28, 2018

The number of cars is still increasing in the world, but the car as an object of dreams is slowly disappearing, thinks Jean-François Doulet, mobility expert at Ecole d’Urbanisme in Paris and author of Atlas de l’Automobile. We asked him […]

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t’Serstevens: ‘we sell a Porsche every two hours in Belgium’

Tony Verhelle Posted On August 24, 2018

The first half of the year, Porsche progressed with 6% in Belgium. Selling 3.500 sports cars a year, D’Ieteren is the biggest independent Porsche importer in volume in the world. CEO, Didier t’Serstevens, wants to improve these figures further and […]

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Finish ‘father’ of MaaS: ‘no need for car anymore in Antwerp’

Joris Van Roy Posted On June 28, 2018

Train, bus, tram, taxi, rental and shared cars plus bikes: all available in one single smartphone app. Since the beginning of June a select group of people in Antwerp is testing the Whim app from Finish transport technology company, MaaS […]

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Remo Klinger: ‘Car is for Germans what guns are for Americans: untouchable’

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 7, 2018

You could call Remo Klinger ‘the father of the German diesel ban’. As an attorney he started pursuing German authorities for the German action group Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) in 2005. We interviewed him on his ‘mission’. “At that time this […]

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Simon Kidston: ‘In 2050 people will still collect cars’

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 27, 2018

Simon Kidston, the famous vintage car connoisseur, has one adagio: “I only buy the best because I can’t afford the second best. And if you want to sell, there will always be somebody who wants the best. Whatever it is. […]

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Pieter Nota (CMO BMW): ‘Being a traditional car maker is a big asset’

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 27, 2018

Since January the Dutchman Pieter Nota is Chief Marketing Officer and member of the board at BMW. He is confident that BMW will survive the coming decades and that being a traditional car manufacturer is also a big asset for […]

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Pascal De Buck, CEO Fluxys: ‘Gas can play a major role in energy transition’

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 24, 2018

Pascal De Buck is CEO of Fluxys. Last week the company bought a large participation in Desfa, the Greek gas distributor, and wants to enlarge the participation in the LNG terminal in Dunkerque and start a hydrogen converting project with […]

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Pascal Smet: ‘new citizen’s (mobility) movement beyond party boundaries’

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 20, 2018

Pascal Smet (sp.a), highly debated Brussels Minister for Mobility and Public Works, diabolized by the taxi sector and even by his own Minister President, wants to prime a new Brussels movement beyond party boundaries, for mobility but also broader ‘citizen’ […]

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Miel Horsten (Renta): ‘Stop bashing the company car’

Tony Verhelle Posted On March 22, 2018

Miel Horsten, chairman of Renta, the Belgian federation of car rental companies, didn’t like the government’s ‘cash for car’ proposal at all, but is more positive about a mobility budget for employees. He pleads for clear rules as soon as […]

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Citroën CEO Linda Jackson: “Women make better cars”

Tony Verhelle Posted On February 26, 2018

Linda Jackson, CEO of Citroën is very clear on this: “If you have more women at the top of a manufacturer, you will get better cars.” An interview. There are not many women at the head of car manufacturers: in […]

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