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Earlier today, a press release went out confirming my next professional role to lead the Mobility Services and Customer Journeys efforts for NEVS. A super exciting step in a world that is undergoing massive change and an industry that is
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Some 42 years ago, the first SAAB Electric Vehicle saw the light of day in Trollhattan. Developed by then SAAB-Scania, the prototype for the Swedish National Postal Service which is ahead of its time in many ways. Today, the car returned
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On the same day NEVS launches a new landing page on their website www.saabcars.com, SAAB EV, developed in 1974. The car has recently been shown to the public in
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NEVS in Trollhattan received a delegation this weekend from their largest customer to date: Panda New Energy. Its owner and chairman Chao Ma visited the SAAB Museum and took part in several meetings at the Stallbacka factory. The company confirmed
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Only a few weeks after the announcement of the 150,000 Saab 9-3 based EV's by Panda New Energy, NEVS now confirms to receive another significant order. Chinese company Huateng wants to receive 20,000 electric vehicles (EVs) from
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2016 arrives ... At least, if you live in a part of the world that uses the Gregorian calendar ... In China, the start of their new year will be on "our" 8th of
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Last week NEVS shared key elements of their new business plan. A new line-up of five EVs, with the first SAAB 9-3-based EV hitting the Chinese and Swedish Markets in 2017, to be followed by the international launch of
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In about two weeks from today, the movie "En man som heter Ove" wants hit the cinemas in Sweden. It is the screen adaptation of Fredrick Backman's novel "A Man Called Ove", a book that has been translated into multiple
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The fact that NEVS has become very active since they exited reorganization and became debt-free earlier this year can hardly be called a secret anymore. News about new partnerships, additional shareholders, new factory, added board members and aggressive recruiting
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A top speed of 70 km / h and a range of 65 km. The first 100% electric SAABs rolled off the manufacturing belt at 1974 at a cost of SEK 14 million. Only one of the six prototypes built is still
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On Saturday 24 October, the SAAB Car Museum in Trollhättan turns 40. Back in 1975, at the initiative of SAAB-Scania's head of external relations Albert Trommer, a small exhibition in the basement of the SAAB-ANA dealership opened its doors. The
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National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) acquired the main assets of SAAB Automobile AB in June 2012. A tiny company taking over
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Following announcements from earlier this week, NEVS has signed a new partnership with TÜBITAK, the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey. This cooperation includes licensing SAAB 9-3 technology and the provision of expertise in several areas.
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When the first 900 Convertible was introduced in 1986, SAAB really turned the market for convertible upside down. SAAB's 900 and 9-3 convertibles were a
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Late summer seems to be a great time for 9-5NG meetings! Only one week or so ago we covered a 9-5NG meeting in lovely Lidköping, Sweden, and now we received a submission from Saabblog.net reader Jurgen Lahey who attended a
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