Valmet Automotive says it has restarted car production this week at its Uusikaupunki, Finland car plant. Production has been suspended since April 3 due to lack of components caused by the COVID ...

Every time we passed it, the car had gathered quite a crowd, so you couldn't miss it. It's the work of Finnish company Valmet, better known for its work assembling the 2012 Fisker Karma.

Valmet Automotive has built cars for Mercedes-Benz, Saab, and even Porsche. by Sean O'Kane. Jul 20, 2021, 6:23 PM UTC. Dutch startup Lightyear has found a manufacturing partner to build its ...

Viknesh Vijayenthiran March 9, 2012 Comment Now! Russian sports car manufacturer and Formula 1 team owner Marussia has announced that Valmet will handle future production of its B2 sports car.

Dutch startup Lightyear has selected Finnish contract manufacturer Valmet Automotive to build the Lightyear One solar-supplemented electric car. Prototype builds are scheduled to start in January ...

The Finns have made it clear that the French no longer own the market on beautifully bizarre concept cars.. Someone at Valmet Automotive — the contract manufacturer building the Fisker Karma ...

Series production of the Lightyear 0 electric sedan at Valmet Automotive's plant in Finland is scheduled for later this year.; The hyper-efficient EV is expected to offer a range of 388 miles in ...

The solar-powered Lightyear 0 car is now in production in Finland. The four-door can generate up to 43 miles-worth of electricity from solar panels mounted on it.

Valmet Automotive, the auto assembly unit of Finnish machinery maker Metso Oyj, agreed to produce hybrid automobiles for California's Fisker Automotive Inc.

Valmet Automotive’s car plant in Uusikaupunki will in future produce battery systems for EVs in much higher volume. This is in addition to the Salo battery plant. Uusikaupunki will become the ...

Valmet Automotive, the auto assembly unit of Finnish machinery maker Metso Oyj, will produce 15,000 hybrid cars annually for California's Fisker Automotive Inc.