Hungarian President Encourages Businesses to Adopt Family-friendly Approach Hungarian President Katalin Novák encouraged businesses to adopt a family-friendly approach in her speech at the Entrepreneurs' Forum in Esztergom... 2022.11.25.
Suzuki Retains Its Leading Position in the Hungarian Car Market In 2021, Suzuki Hungary's Esztergom plant produced more than a hundred thousand vehicles. The brand managed to maintain its leading... 2022.06.23.
President Novák and PM Orbán Honor President of Suzuki Hungary's President Katalin Novák and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán awarded Suzuki Motor Corporation President, Osamu Suzuki, with the civilian class... 2022.06.09.
Suzuki Hungary Confirms Diesel Probe The local unit of Japanese car maker Suzuki has confirmed that an investigation related to vehicles with diesel engines it... 2022.04.28.
Average Age of Cars in Hungary Now 15 Years Old In four years, the average age of cars on the road in Hungary has increased by a full year, reaching... 2022.04.21.
Top List of Vehicle Thefts in Hungary in 2021 According to the National Police Headquarters (ORFK), a total of 561 vehicles, 351 of which were passenger cars, were reported... 2022.02.11.
Trend Broken: Suzuki Not the Highest Seller of New Cars in Hungary in January The domestic new car market had a weak start to 2022, reports Világgazdaság (VG). Citing the latest data from "Datahouse,"... 2022.02.04.
Magyar Suzuki Restarts Production Japanese carmaker Suzuki is restarting production at its plant in Esztergom, northern Hungary, on Monday, after a two-week shutdown due... 2021.09.20.
Hungarian Suzuki to Shut Down Production for Two Weeks The Hungarian unit of Japanese car maker Suzuki is to shut down production for two weeks at its plant in... 2021.09.01.
Hungarian Companies to Set Up Vaccination Points to Inoculate Employees Numerous large companies in Hungary, such as Mercedes-Benz, MOL Group, Audi, Suzuki, and Tungsram have announced that they would set... 2021.04.27.
FM Szijjártó in Japan: ‘The World Is Rooting for a Successful Olympics’ Preparations for the Olympics are now more complex than ever, as the world is "rooting" for its success, Hungarian Foreign... 2021.03.09.
Coronavirus: Automotive Industry Output Plunges 80 Percent in April Due to Shutdowns Output of Hungary's automotive industry, an engine of industrial growth under normal circumstances, fell 80 percent year-on-year in April because... 2020.06.12.
Automotive Industry in Hungary Restarts Production Gradually, Effects May Still Remain The automotive industry is slowly and gradually resuming production. Experts, however, agree that some effects will long remain and will... 2020.04.24.
Coronavirus: Suzuki Plant to Resume Production Suzuki will reopen its car plant in Esztergom, northern Hungary, on April 29, the company said on Wednesday. The plant... 2020.04.22.
Coronavirus: Suzuki and Mercedes Suspend Production In the wake of Audi's and Opel's decision announced yesterday, Suzuki and Mercedes also declared they will temporarily shut down... 2020.03.18.
UPDATING Coronavirus: Suzuki Plant in Esztergom to Shut Down Car maker Magyar Suzuki has decided to close down its plant in Esztergom, in northern Hungary, from March 23 to... 2020.03.18.
Magyar Suzuki to Make Only Hybrid Models for EU Markets from 2020 Japanese car maker Suzuki will produce only cars fitted with hybrid engines from this year for EU markets at its... 2020.01.20.
Socialists Speak out for Hungarian Suzuki Factory Workers The opposition Socialist Party (MSZP) has penned a letter to the president of Japanese automaker Suzuki with the aim of... 2019.08.07.
Opposition MPs Fail to Make It Inside Suzuki Plant Opposition MPs on Monday afternoon failed to make it inside a Suzuki factory in Esztergom as part of a planned... 2019.02.19.
Suzuki Fires Employee for Initiating the Organization of a Trade Union Suzuki has fired an employee for initiating the organization of a trade union within the company. Vice president of the... 2019.02.13.
LMP: Govt’s Strategic Partner Suzuki Breaks Law with Impunity The opposition LMP party has said it is "unacceptable" that a multinational company which has a strategic partnership with Hungary's... 2019.02.12.
