Dutch automaker will rename itself Swedish Automobile NV as part of its deal with a Chinese investor
Saab is rising from the ashes again like a Phoenix after financing troubles halted its production in Trollhattan, Sweden.
But parent company Spyker Cars will be doing the resurrecting under a new name. The Dutch-based company will now call itself, confusingly, Swedish Automobile NV, after a deal with a Chinese company injected cash and a new lifeline to both Saab and Spyker.
Chinese car distributor Pang Da Automobile has promised a €65 million investment for a 24 percent stake in Spyker. Once the deal is approved by Chinese authorities, Spyker will be changing its name as part of the contract.
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