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.March 10, 2004
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This Week:

• EDAG presents the World Premiere of the Show Car genX at the Geneva Motor Show 2004

• BMW X3 Wins 2004 Alcan Winter Rally

• Honda FCX with Breakthrough Fuel Cell Stack Proves its Cold-Start Performance Capabilities in Public Test

• Hummer Factory Implements WhereNet's Wireless Solutions to Enhance Assembly Line Operations and Expedite Production

• Toyota Prius Awarded Title of 'Best Engineered Vehicle for 2004'

• Porsche sales continue to grow in North America

• Management Appointments at Mazda Motor Europe

• PSA Peugeot Citroën at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show

• GM To Purchase Former Daewoo India Car Assembly Assets

• Volkswagen announces Personnel changes

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PSA Peugeot Citroën at the 2004 Geneva Motor Show
 

Peugeot 407

Photo: PSA

The stars of the Peugeot stand include the 407, on show to the public for the first time in saloon and SW versions. After the 407 Elixir concept unveiled in Frankfurt, Peugeot is unveiling the 407 Silhouette, a "407 Supertourism" concept car designed to promote the forthcoming market launch of the 407. The Geneva show is also an opportunity for Peugeot to present a new version of the 307: a three-box model (307 Sedan), which will be manufactured in Wuhan, China.

After presenting the C2 Citroën Sport at Geneva last year, the Marque is now unveiling the C4 Citroën Sport. Expressing Citroën's renewed vitality in terms of styling, this concept is a forerunner to the car that will replace the Xsara WRC. Another novelty is the C3 X-TR. An original new model on the supermini segment, the C3 X-TR takes its inspiration from leisure concepts, combining robust but refined exterior styling with interior qualities of comfort and modularity. In terms of engines, Citroën is presenting the new 100 bhp1.6 HDi on the Xsara Picasso.

(March 4, 2004)