It is officially confirmed that the remnants of Saab automobile has been sold to Nevs

Wednesday, 13 June 2012
The bankruptcy administrators dealing with the distress of Swedish automaker, Saab have confirmed media reports that the National Electric Vehicle Sweden is the company that has bought the remnants of Saab’s bankruptcy estate. The company plans to recruit one hundred employees soon.

"I'm actually very nervous, "said Nevs CEO and major shareholder John Jiang Kai when he took the floor.
"It's a huge day for me to stand here and say that we agree with the administrators, "he said in fluent and perfect Swedish, being some one who came to Sweden 23 years ago from China.

"In Sweden we have managed to combine economic growth with environmental pollution. It is something I am passionate about and have dedicated my life to working for." This contract his description of China which he said was dark and dirty while Sweden was this very clean

"Electric cars powered by green electricity is the future. "
Saab Parts, the Saab subsidiary that producers spare parts is not included in the purchase, said the administrators who say they had the help of former owner Victor Muller at a distance of the work.
The company wants to recruit a number of engineers at Trollhättan to promptly initiate product development.

"I am very pleased that we can take advantage of Saab Automobile's expertise in vehicle design and production. We can now start new future-oriented activities in Trollhättan. There is a production of top-quality products where we can combine Swedish car industry’s experience in design and manufacture of Japanese electric vehicle technology and a strong presence in China. Electric cars powered by green electricity is the future and the future of electric cars will come from Trollhattan, "writes Karl-Erling Trogen, chairman of Nevs, in a statement.

"Trademark issues are extensive and the agreement we have restricted ourselves to formulating a process for how we will continue negotiations, "said Karl-Erling Trogen.

Trogen added about the recruitment that "Initially, we’ll have to recruit engineers and management. We will also get help from the Japanese and Chinese engineers and develop a good partnership with consulting firm with former Saab employees. "

Going to the number of employees needed, he continues that “initially, we need to hire at least a couple hundred, but I can not say much more right now, "he says.

The company stress that the will be producing electric cars not hybrids.
By Scancomark.se Team