Seat to invest €300M to open battery cell assembly factory near Barcelona
Company to employ 500 workers at Martorell site with 2025 completion date
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Electric mobility hub accepts government funding to reindustrialize former Nissan plants
Catalan carmaker Seat also accepts funds to boost electric vehicle manufacturing and build battery factory
Volkswagen's battery factory in Spain will not be located in Catalonia, but Valencia
Catalan government lobbied for months to prevail in race to have facility
Volkswagen confirms intention to manufacture electric cars in Catalonia
German carmaker's plans subject to governmental support foreseeing production from 2025
SEAT to become first company to vaccinate its workers in Catalonia
Car manufacturer will immunize around 800 workers over the age of 58 against Covid-19 from Thursday
Seat sets goal of manufacturing half a million electric vehicles at Martorell plant
Carmaker plans to launch new urban electric car in 2025 but does not specify where it would be made
Seat loses €339m in 2020 due to pandemic and emissions-related expenses
Car manufacturer based in Catalonia worst hit in Volkswagen group
Dozens protest as King Felipe and Pedro Sánchez visit SEAT in Martorell
Catalan government skips event to demonstrate opposition to monarchy
Public-private partnership launched aiming to build first battery factory in Catalonia
Spanish government, carmakers SEAT and Volkswagen, and electricity firm Iberdrola will bid for European funds to execute project
Spanish king and president to visit SEAT Martorell factory this week
Monarch was met with widespread protests on last trips to Catalonia
Briton Wayne Griffiths named new Seat president
Former head of sales has ambitions to make electric vehicle in Catalonia
Seat to invest €5 billion to develop new electric models
Car manufacturer expects to start producing electric cars in Catalonia in five years
Business world calls for government help to perform tests on workers
Many small-medium sized businesses don’t have resources to carry out coronavirus tests on staff the way large firms can