Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank (ADIB), a leading financial institution, has become the world’s first Islamic bank and the first bank in the region to launch a digital ecosystem for auto- related needs “Turbo”.
In October, randomly exploding airbag inflators have filled in the recall space, again. But they are not Takata anymore.
Carzaty; the region’s pioneering quality-focused used-car platform, has just announced the launch of their Pinktober campaign in partnership with the Al-Jalila Foundation. For the month of October, Carzaty has pre-selected 25 cars from their range to participate in the Pink Badge Initiative. In the spirit of raising awareness for the cause, the company will set aside AED 1,000 from the sale of each car as donations to Al-Jalila Foundation.
The biggest recall story in the past month came from an electric vehicle, calling back one and every example of the model ever made. Adding to these are both Toyota sports cars and a bunch of other models.
The automobile industry is grappling with an issue that is costing them billions in losses. Almost everything is run by semiconductor chips and the entire world is running short of it. Multiple automakers have had to decrease their production or halt it completely.
With comparatively fewer recalls, June 2021 ends as a relatively quiet month. Here is the list.
Here is the list of all manufacturer recalls that were announced in the month of April 2021
ADNOC Distribution, the Abu Dhabi-based fuel and convenience retailer with outlets all across the UAE, has announced that customers can now earn loyalty points on every purchase of fuel and non-fuel products as part of their rewards programme, ADNOC Rewards.
Saudi Arabia’s Public Transport Authority has received instructions from “higher authorities” earlier this year to set a maximum limit on the ownership of private vehicles, according to Al Watan newspaper.
Local media has announced that a mobile COVID-19 test centre was opened in Abu Dhabi yesterday, in the UAE’s latest effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus. The mobile test facility is solely dedicated to testing individuals for the illness that’s caused 30,000 deaths around the world, mostly among the elderly and younger people with pre-existing conditions.