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The Frankfurt Motor Show is underway with car company bosses predicting a bumpy road to a market recovery.
Opel – soon to be new under ownership – has its new Astra on show, but other manufacturers, such as Japan’s Nissan, are absent. Industry watchers are on the lookout for more consolidation after the Opel deal, meanwhile Frankfurt is showcasing the industry’s latest “green” technology, hoping that will transform the industry.More about: Car industry, Exhibition, GermanyCopyright © 2012 euronews
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