• MG has confirmed that the new MG ZS, which made its global debut at the recent 14th Guangzhou International Auto Exhibition, is set to arrive in the Middle East in late 2017. The new SUV introduces a new design language from MG and a host of technological features tailored to the needs of the younger generation. Armed with an intelligent Internet system, the MG ZS provides each user with an independent log-in ID.
This system can recognize the driver and personalize functions such as remote control unlocking and air-conditioning.
In addition, voice commands can be used to open and close the sunroof, change the vehicle’s temperature, control music playback and navigation. This use of hands-free controls allows users to focus on the road, ensuring a safer ride.
• The new 2017 Chevrolet Trailblazer brings together superior levels of refinement, styling, comfort, performance and drivability to meet the versatile needs of increasingly discerning drivers.
The midsize sport utility vehicle is ready to take its driver anywhere by offering off-road capabilities combined with premium ride and handling dynamics.
On the outside, the new Trailblazer’s more angular lines exude a refined toughness, while retaining strong proportions that underline its go-anywhere capability.
Most notable of these features are the front grille, bumper and lamps that come with daytime running lights.
Inside, the Trailblazer boasts a newly designed dashboard and front console with a contemporary feel, enhanced by soft-touch materials and contrast stitching.
The full seven-seater’s “theater-style seating” allows second- and third-row occupants a better all-around view.
• Christian Soemmer has been appointed as managing director for Cadillac Middle East. Soemmer is responsible for setting the luxury brand’s strategy and continuing its ambitious transformation plans across its 10 Middle East markets.
He takes the reins from former Cadillac Middle East MD, Felix Weller, who was appointed to the role of vice president for Cadillac Europe earlier in the year.
Soemmer leads Cadillac after seven years with Audi Middle East, where he served most recently as Sales Director.
The German national comes from an extensive sales and operational background in the premium automotive industry, having started his career with Daimler AG in Germany.
• Continental, a premium German automotive manufacturer, has unveiled a suite of new in-car technological features that promise to deliver greater safety and convenience to drivers in the Middle East and around the world.
Acknowledged as a global leader in developing technology for safe mobility and intelligent driving, recently launched Continental features such as a Central Audio Management system, a ‘Connect’ Infotainment Platform and wireless charging connectivity, are designed to help drivers to focus on the road and assess potentially critical situations.
“Continental is committed to developing cutting-edge technologies that will help drivers to better focus while in traffic and assess critical situations.
This system can recognize the driver and personalize functions such as remote control unlocking and air-conditioning.
In addition, voice commands can be used to open and close the sunroof, change the vehicle’s temperature, control music playback and navigation. This use of hands-free controls allows users to focus on the road, ensuring a safer ride.
• The new 2017 Chevrolet Trailblazer brings together superior levels of refinement, styling, comfort, performance and drivability to meet the versatile needs of increasingly discerning drivers.
The midsize sport utility vehicle is ready to take its driver anywhere by offering off-road capabilities combined with premium ride and handling dynamics.
On the outside, the new Trailblazer’s more angular lines exude a refined toughness, while retaining strong proportions that underline its go-anywhere capability.
Most notable of these features are the front grille, bumper and lamps that come with daytime running lights.
Inside, the Trailblazer boasts a newly designed dashboard and front console with a contemporary feel, enhanced by soft-touch materials and contrast stitching.
The full seven-seater’s “theater-style seating” allows second- and third-row occupants a better all-around view.
• Christian Soemmer has been appointed as managing director for Cadillac Middle East. Soemmer is responsible for setting the luxury brand’s strategy and continuing its ambitious transformation plans across its 10 Middle East markets.
He takes the reins from former Cadillac Middle East MD, Felix Weller, who was appointed to the role of vice president for Cadillac Europe earlier in the year.
Soemmer leads Cadillac after seven years with Audi Middle East, where he served most recently as Sales Director.
The German national comes from an extensive sales and operational background in the premium automotive industry, having started his career with Daimler AG in Germany.
• Continental, a premium German automotive manufacturer, has unveiled a suite of new in-car technological features that promise to deliver greater safety and convenience to drivers in the Middle East and around the world.
Acknowledged as a global leader in developing technology for safe mobility and intelligent driving, recently launched Continental features such as a Central Audio Management system, a ‘Connect’ Infotainment Platform and wireless charging connectivity, are designed to help drivers to focus on the road and assess potentially critical situations.
“Continental is committed to developing cutting-edge technologies that will help drivers to better focus while in traffic and assess critical situations.
