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Tyres, how to read the new European label

Tyres, how to read the new European label Coming into effect on 1 May 2021, with more information on safety, fuel efficiency and quietness. Focus on the environment and winter performance Tyres, how to read the new European label The label is changing. News concerning the European label that manufacturers must apply to the tyres they sell will come into effect on the first of May. The main changes include a QR code and symbols including suitability for driving the snow and The tyre labelling regulation has been in force since 2012 and has been providing consumers across Europe with essential information on fuel efficiency, safety and noise by specifying the rolling resistance, wet grip and external rolling noise of tyres.

Continental extends Christian Koetz through 2027 as tire executive

Print HANOVER, Germany Continental A.G. has extended Christian Koetz s status as executive board member in charge of Conti s tire business and purchasing operations by five years until April 2027. Mr. Koetz was promoted to his current positions on Conti s executive board in March 2019, succeeding Nikolai Setzer, who was named then as the spokesman for the then-newly created automotive board. Under his leadership, Continental expects the tire business to remain an important source of value and a guarantor of stability for the entire group, according to CEO Nikolai Setzer, who noted Mr. Koetz has played a pivotal role in recent years in the promotion of new technologies, particularly digital tire solutions and the implementation of sustainability objectives.

ETRMA: COVID-19 pummels European tire markets in 2020

ETRMA: COVID-19 pummels European tire markets in 2020 Print BRUSSELS The COVID-19 pandemic and the economic turmoil it caused took a huge bite out of the European tire market last year, according to figures released this week by the European Tyre & Rubber Manufacturers Association. With the exception of the replacement truck tire segment, the major market sectors tracked by the ETRMA suffered double-digit drops in shipments: OE car tires down 23.1 percent to just shy of 67 million units; OE truck tires down 18.3 percent to 4.66 million units; Replacement car tires down 12.1 percent to 192.3 million units; and Replacement truck tires down 3.9 percent 12.1 million units.

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