We look back with photos at the "Ride" on Sunday, 21 April 2024, which opened the motorbike season.
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- Ford's exclusive new Nugget Trail models are designed for the most intrepid motorhome drivers, with stylish looks, improved interior design and features, and enhanced off-road capability.
- Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles invites you to discover their range of California campervans at the ACL Campingsmaart on April 28.
- Learn to drive with an accompanying adult
- Tougher penalties for using the phone at the wheel
- A European study clearly shows a wait-and-see attitude among motorists when it comes to buying a new car, particularly an electric one. A wait-and-see attitude similar to that observed among ACL members.
- While mobility remains one of the priorities of the CSV-DP government's coalition agreement, one detail caught our attention: the possibility of personalising your number plate.
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- We are delighted to announce the start of our membership campaign for 2024.
- The increasing mobility of European citizens proves the importance of a single emergency number 112, valid throughout Europe. This number can be dialled without a code from a landline or mobile phone.
- Are you already gripped by travel fever for the spring and summer ahead?
- Alain Friser's Peugeot Type 69 has been chugging along for 120 years.
- The Automobile Club du Luxembourg is organising a series of public conferences on electrified vehicles.
- The warm season for motorcycling is approaching. The Maison du Motard's 2024 programme is now available.
- Starting on March 1st next year, the karting season resumes at ACL.
- Luxembourg’s automotive sector recorded growth of 16.8% over the course of last year - a deceptively positive trend that will need to be upheld this year.
- ACL Director Jean-Claude Juchem reveals the outlook for the year ahead.
- By the second half of 2023, several manufacturers had announced that they would be able to produce electric cars for around €20,000, but these are yet to come to fruition. Citroën has promised a launch as early as next year, while Volkswagen is aiming for 2025 and Renault 2026.