Michèl Annink, Autor auf SaabBlog

A new beginning…

15. Februar 2016 Michèl Annink 6 min read

Earlier today, a press release went out confirming my next professional role to lead the Mobility Services and Customer Journeys efforts for NEVS. A super…

“Ur-EV-SAAB” returns to Trollhättan as newest generation approaches production phase

25. Januar 2016 Michèl Annink 2 min read

Some 42 years ago, the first SAAB Electric Vehicle saw the light of day in Trollhättan. Developed by then SAAB-Scania, the prototype for the Swedish…

“Ur-EV-SAAB” to return to Trollhättan, new visual identity coming

22. Januar 2016 Michèl Annink 1 min read

On the same day NEVS launched a new landing page on their website www.saabcars.com, a press release was issued announcing a press viewing of the…

NEVS Phoenix 3.x-based EV’s ready in 2018

17. Januar 2016 Michèl Annink 3 min read

NEVS in Trollhättan received a delegation this weekend from their largest customer to date: Panda New Energy. Its owner and chairman Chao Ma visited the…

Phoenix in Holland: the first SAAB EV

2. November 2015 Michèl Annink 5 min read

A top speed of 70 km/h and a range of 65 km. The first 100% electric SAABs rolled off the manufacturing belt in 1974 at…

Back to the future: SAAB Car Museum celebrates 40 years of SAAB history

21. Oktober 2015 Michèl Annink 2 min read

On Saturday 24 October, the SAAB Car Museum in Trollhättan turns 40. Back in 1975, at the initiative of SAAB-Scania’s head of external relations Albert…

The NEVS masterplan for SAAB

20. Oktober 2015 Michèl Annink 13 min read

“The only thing that is different is everything”- that’s the way I would summarize what happened when newly formed National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) acquired…

Introducing: The SAAB 9-3 Cabriolet MY14

6. Oktober 2015 Michèl Annink 5 min read

When the first 900 Cabriolet was introduced in 1986, SAAB really turned the market for convertibles upside down. While many other luxury brands tried and…