Automotive news

KazMunayGas International, which operates in Romania under the Rompetrol brand, said on Monday that it will implement a project co-financed by European funds to develop electric charging stations for both light-duty vehicles (LDV) and heavy-duty vehicles (HDV) at 26 locations across Romania.

German automobile manufacturer Volkswagen's luxury sportscar unit Porsche said it has decided to discontinue two subsidiaries with operations in Croatia - e‑bike drive systems developer Porsche eBike Performance and software company Cetitec - in a bid to sharpen focus on core business.

North Macedonia's Tehnokomerc, a retailer of car spare parts, tires, batteries, construction machines and hydraulic hoses, said on Friday it plans to distribute a gross dividend of 50 denars ($0.95/0.81 euro) per share for 2025, same as the year before.

Bulgarian technological company Helios Marine said on Friday that it is launching an initial public offering (IPO) on May 20 on the BEAM market of the Bulgarian Stock Exchange, planning to raise 3 million euro ($3.5 million) through the issue of new shares.

Sales of new passenger cars in Croatia fell to 8,465 in April from 8,982 in the same month of 2025, market research agency Promocija Plus said on Wednesday.