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By William James LONDON (Reuters) -Anyone interested in buying Chelsea Football Club can make a proposal to the government, Britain said on Friday, after ministers sanctioned owner Roman Abramovich and halted his planned sale of the Premier League side. The British government, which has been under pressure to ramp up sanctions on Russian oligarchs after Moscow''s invasion of Ukraine last month, imposed a travel ban and froze Abramovich''s assets on Thursday. The announcement brought to a halt his recently announced plans to sell the London club, which he had expected to fetch more than three billion pounds ($3.9 billion). The club is now effectively controlled by the government and permitted to operate under strict conditions which prevent transfer deals and new ticket sales and even forced the club merchandise store to close. "As the licence conditions are written today, the sale would not be allowed," Britain''s technology minister Chris Philp told Sky News. "However, if a buyer emerged it would be open to that buyer or to that football club to approach the government and ask for the conditions to be varied in a way that allows that sale to take place." British property developer Nick Candy remains interested in making a bid, a spokesperson said in a statement, and was examining the details of Thursday''s sanctions announcement.

Maruti Suzuki, which sells one of two cars running on Indian roads, expects sales of passenger vehicles to expand in double digits in FY23, driven by strong consumer demand and improved chip supplies.This will be a second consecutive year of double-digit growth for the market, which is likely to inch closer to the previous peak of 3.7 million units.On its part, Maruti Suzuki would like to sustain a strong growth momentum of FY22 on the back of its biggest product offensive seen in recent years. That will see significant reinforcement in the SUV portfolio. It will be banking on a new range of SUVs – both below and above 4 metres in length - to regain lost share.Reflecting on the current market demand and the potential of market growth in FY-23, Shashank Srivastava, Sr ED, sales and marketing, Maruti Suzuki, said for the current year, the company has seen a robust bounce back in demand. Despite supply side constraints due to the semiconductor issue, PV sales this year should be around 3.

Hyundai Motor’s all-electric Ioniq 5 was named the UK car of the year, for its stylish design, power efficiency an

South Korea''s top automaker Hyundai Motor Co. has cancelled a plan to resume the operation of a factory in Russia due to

The automaker, led by Korean billionaire Euisun Chung, is pushing into a global EV market that's expected to accelerate over the coming years in keeping with goals set by governments in much of the wo

SEOUL, March 7 (Yonhap) -- South Korea''s Hyundai Motor Co. said Monday it has signed an initial agreement with Italian carmaker IVECO Group N.V. for partnership in global commercial vehicle markets. Hyundai and IVECO have signed a memorandum of und

The MoU is a preliminary step in assessing potential cooperations in technology and platforms, encompassing components and systems, the group added in..

The MoU is a preliminary step in assessing potential cooperations in technology and platforms, encompassing components and systems, Iveco group said.

Iveco group has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with… The post Iveco and Hyundai Motor ink MoU for future collaborations appeared first on PageOne .

South Korea's Hyundai Motor Co has not decided when to resume operations at its assembly plant in Russia's St Petersburg, it said on Friday, citing ongoing issues with components delivery.

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When Hyundai Motor Group outlined its electrification strategy through 2030, it included 17 new BEV models. The automaker’s approach to electrification includes an investment of nearly US$80 billion in hardware and software technologies. By the end of the decade, Hyundai Motor looks to capture 7% of the global EV market. In 2021, Hyundai Motor Group … Read more » The post Hyundai Motor is investing US$16bn in EVs by 2030. Here’s their plan appeared first on Tech Wire Asia .

Hyundai Motor’s electric vehicle IONIQ 5 based robotaxi is displayed during the media day at the Seoul Mobility Show in Goyang, South Korea, Thursday, Nov. 25, 2021. The company announced that it will be introducing 17 electric vehicles by 2030. Lee Jin-man, Associated Press The news: Hyundai is planning to release 17 fully electric vehicle models by 2030 in an effort to stay on par with rival automakers, the company announced on Wednesday. Details: Out of the 17-car fleet, 11 are Hyundai models and six are Genesis luxury cars, according to the company’s “strategic roadmap,” which also includes increasing production capacity, product competitiveness and software competency. Additionally, three of the cars in the lineup will be sedans, including their new release Ioniq 6, six SUVs, including Ioniq 7, one light commercial vehicle and one “new type model.” Genesis’ lineup will include two cars and four SUVs, according to CarScoops . The company aims to invest $16 billion in EV-related projects and capture 7% of the market by the end of the decade, per Engadget .