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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.

We are delighted to unveil our new website. Discover ACL's services like never before!

Make arrangements with a travel pharmacy so that you can leave fully equipped, especially in exotic countries.

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.

WOT Engineering is a Luxembourg-based 'newcomer' to the engine reprogramming scene. Although not that 'new', in fact, as one of its co-founders has a long history of optimising vehicle power.

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.

The more roads there are, the more holes there are. The more holes there are, the less road there is.

Starting on March 1st next year, the karting season resumes at ACL.

Plusieurs clubs automobiles européens, dont l’ACL, plaident pour une meilleure réglementation en matière de phares de voiture. Selon une récente enquête, 71 % des automobilistes ont souligné être confrontés à des problèmes de visibilité lors de conditions difficiles comme l’obscurité, la pluie et la neige.

Changement à la tête de l’ACL. Après 10 ans à la tête de l’organisation, Jean-Claude Juchem cède son poste à Miriam Eisenmenger à compter du 1er avril 2024.

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.