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REPORT: Pininfarinia, Bollore Bluecar still on track

Leaving recent rumors that Pininfarina might be working with PSA to build the all-electric Bluecar (based on the Pininfarina B0 concept) untouched, Pininfarina S.p.A. CEO Silvio Pietro Angori told the Italian media that the original partnership between Pininfarina and French financier Vincent Bollore is holding fast. Pininfarina designed the car and Bollore is supplying the batteries. Each partner wants to use the Bluecar as a springboard to shop their design or battery skills to other automakers. The Bluecar will be powered by a 68 ... Read more →

Pininfarina Bluecar confirmed for sale next year Xavier Navarro

2008 Pininfarina B0 concept, the basis for the Bluecar - Click above for high-res image gallery Bolloré has reportedly decided to hurry up and get the Bluecar ready for 2010, which is when ...

Bolloré reports 3,300 reservations for electric Pininfarina BlueCar Jeremy Korzeniewski

Back at the beginning of March, Pininfarina began accepting reservations for the new electric BlueCar hatchback, which it co-designed with French battery maker Bolloré. According to the ...

Heuliez begins accepting orders for Friendly electric car in France Jeremy Korzeniewski

Last fall at the Paris Motor Show, auto parts supplier and part-time vehicle assembler Heuliez debuted an electric car called the Friendly. As of Thursday, the three-seat electric vehicles were made ...

Pininfarina hopes for big things from B0 electric car Jeremy Korzeniewski

It's a tough time to be an automaker these days, but especially so for Pininfarina, which counts on small manufacturers such as Ferrari and Maserati to generate continued work for its designers. ...


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