Porsche Hungaria Forecasts Strong Sales Growth for SEAT and CUPRA
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A CUPRA Raval equipped with the MEBeco electric drive system made in Audi Hungaria’s Győr plant The Hungarian Association of Vehicle Importers (MGE) reports that the overall new passenger car market grew by 13 percent in the first…
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