Real Estate investment in Portugal in 2022 registered an annual cumulative turnover that is 43% above the figures for 2021, showing an uptrend and a positive outlook for 2023. Real Estate investment in Portugal during the 3rd quarter of 2022 reached over € 1.100 million, which is double the sector’s cumulative turnover between January and September to reach € 1.920 million according to a study by Fortune 500 company JLL. The performance of Portugal’s real-estate sector is increasing the mismatch between supply and demand, leading to rising prices. Demand is driven by both domestic and foreign investors and is quickly absorbing supply as units are sold as soon as projects are launched. The office-space market segment was comprised of over 293.000 sq. m for the first nine months of 2022 in the Lisbon and Porto regions. The Lisbon region registered growth that is higher than the 2008 historical record, thus confirming unprecedented growth in 2022. The office-space as well as the industrial and logistics market segments were the most dynamic asset-classes, receiving 39% and 27% of capital allocations in the real-estate sector. There is a strong demand for large areas that are above 1.000 sq. m and a number of companies are choosing to rent office-space in advance, while projects are still under construction in order to ensure compliance to criteria such as sustainability. The Financial Services sector is driving demand and the Parque das Nações area received the largest market share. Prices for prime office-space are stable at € 26/sq. m monthly in the CBD. With the inauguration of the new World Trade Center, office-space supply increased by 25.000 sq. m and it is to be noted that new projects are obtaining sustainability certifications. Retail trade is boosted by tourism figures and brands are moving forward with expansion plans, in line with market growth. There is a mismatch between demand by the retail trade sector and the limited available supply. Despite rising consumer prices, the outlook for the retail sector is promising, mainly for brands located in shopping malls and retail-parks. In the industrial and logistics market segment, there is a shortage of new projects which is curbing industrial growth. Despite the lack of supply, there is a total supply of 323.000 sq. m. The third quarter was especially dynamic with 50% of annual figures for occupied space amounting to 163.000 sq. m. In this market segment, there is rising demand despite an increasing number of new projects. In addition to supply constraints, new projects are affected by rising costs and are taking longer to complete. According to Pedro Lancastre, CEO of JLL Portugal, Portugal’s real estate market is promising and is an asset class that is favored by investors. He added that, without any doubt, 2022 is one of the best years in Portugal’s history for the real-estate sector. Despite rising inflation and interest rates, the unemployment rate is at a record low and savings levels are high. All these factors show that supply levels are clearly suboptimal in all real-estate segments despite adverse macroeconomic conditions. Real-estate investments are driving competition between investors and are leading to investment projects that are above €100 million. This was the case for Atrium Saldanha by Sonae Sierra and Bankinter and for a co-living portfolio that is a joint venture between Round Hill and CPPIB. Both projects amounted to €200 million. There was also an industrial and logistics portfolio amounting to €125 million and an office-space portfolio comprising three buildings that amount to €120 million. Another investment included the purchase of the Novo Banco headquarters by Merlin Properties for €112.2 million. It is to be noted that foreign capital accounts for the largest share of investments, with 77% of cumulative investments. However, there are joint ventures between domestic and foreign market-players that led to major investments in 2022. Portugal’s real-estate sector is also obtaining higher yields with up to 25 basis points for a number of market segments, especially for office-space (4,25%), prime shopping malls (5,35%), food retail (5,00%) and care homes (5,25%). The other market segments are stable, with logistics at 4,75%, while hotels and student housing are at 5,0% and retail parks are at 6,25%. Figures for tourism for the third quarter of 2022 also registered an accelerated recovery with performance indicators that show not only much higher levels of activity compared to the two previous years but have reached thresholds that are similar to those of 2019, a year when the tourism sector reached record highs. The hotels market segment performed well during the period between January and August 2022, with 47.13 million overnight stays. These indicators are only 3% below 2019 levels and amounts spent were higher compared to 2019. Lisbon’s residential market is performing well during the 3rd quarter of 2022 with a number of new projects and an average price of € 4.270/sq. m, that is an 8% increase compared to the same period in 2021. In the luxury segment, the average price is stable at € 7.210/sq. m. In the rental segment for residential properties, there is higher demand despite limited supply, driving prices higher. Portugal’s real estate sector has shown both resilience and high growth despite macroeconomic challenges, thus supporting a positive outlook for 2023. Source: https://www.portugalbusinessesnews.com/post/portugal-realestate-2022 #realestateinvestmentportugal #investments2023portugal #JLL #PedroLancastre #SonaeSierra #Bankinter #RoundHill #CPPIB #MerlinProperties #WorldTradeCenter #portugalrealestate #portugalnews #portugalbusinessnews

Portugal’s Housing Market may be facing bubble trouble according to S&P Global Ratings in a report in January. The report predicts that Portugal’s house prices will fall by 4.4% in 2023, after rising by 6.8% in 2022. This would be the biggest fall compared to the forecast for 10 other European countries. The ratings agency links this price fall to Portugal’s higher interest rates that are reflected on mortgages that are at a variable rate. S&P predicts that sharp price corrections in the housing market will deepen and lengthen the recession all across Europe. The rapid increase in house prices outpaced the increase in income and in rents, while looming recession is expected to reduce real-estate investments. The current overvaluation in the housing market will be leading to price corrections. The S&P housing vulnerability score shows that Portugal has an average risk of price corrections, while Luxembourg, Norway and the UK are at high-risk amidst rising interest rates. In neighboring Spain, S&P predicts that home prices will drop by 2.5% this year after increasing by an estimated 4.1% in 2022. Some countries look more vulnerable than others to a 'boom and bust' scenario due to excessive price growth and high household debt. IHS Markit's housing market 'heat' index highlighted vulnerabilities in Luxembourg, Sweden, the Netherlands, Czechia and Denmark. While in the eurozone overall, the increase in house prices since Q4 2019 is over 13%, in Portugal it went up by almost 17%. House prices in the eurozone increased by 8.8% y/y in Q3 2021, up by two percentage points versus the prior quarter and the fastest rate of increase in the series' history which goes back to 2005. What is relatively new is the acceleration in the pace of house price increases in the EU since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with increasing demand for housing in a context where the monetary policy was stimulative. The spectacular rise in Portugal’s real-estate prices was driven by foreign buyers through the golden visa program and the National Statistics Institute reported that this exacerbated the problem of housing affordability for locals. Portugal is facing a housing crisis according to a survey by Expresso and citizens would like the Government to cut-back incentives linked to the Golden Visa program. Foreign investments increased by 42% compared to the previous year, reaching € 654 million in 2022, mainly due to U.S. and Chinese investors. Bloomberg indicates in a January 24th report that foreign demand drove Portugal’s house prices to a 30-year high. While the report stated that international buyers helped fuel a hot real-estate market, data from Confidencial Imobiliario shows that Portugal’s housing market is now slowing down. This scenario is further strengthened by the S&P Global Ratings report that is expecting bubble trouble on the housing front. Source: https://www.portugalbusinessesnews.com/post/is-there-bubble-trouble-for-portugal-s-housing-market #housingbubbleportugal #SPGlobalRatings #realestatepricesportugal #IHSMarkit #Expresso #Bloomberg #ConfidencialImobiliario #portugalnews #portugalbusinessnews #portugalinvestmentnews

Portugal house prices increase by 13.1%, which is nearly twice the Eurozone average increase that is 6.8% in the third quarter of 2022. The average increase of house prices in the EU is 7.4% according to Eurostat. Portugal registered a sharp rise in house prices during the last quarter of 2022 with 13.1% compared to only 2.9% as measured by the year-on-year change. Countries that register house price increases of more than 10% are Estonia with a 24.2% increase, Hungary with a 21% increase and Lithuania with a 19.3% increase. According to Eurostat, house prices have increased by 49% since 2010 while rents have increased by 18%. During that same period, house prices more than doubled in Estonia, Hungary, Luxembourg, Lithuania, Latvia, Czechia and Austria. The percentage change between 2010 and Q3 2022 for Portugal is approximately 80% for house prices and around 30% for rents. Source: https://www.portugalbusinessesnews.com/post/portugal-house-prices-increase-by-13-1 #Portugalhouseprices #portugalrealestate #portugalinvestment #Eurostat #portugalnews #portugalbusinessnews

Portugal will have Europe’s first Green Movie Studio with Tage Studios investing € 200 million in Palmela, that is located south of Lisbon. The Tage Studios project will develop what is set to become Europe’s first sustainable movie studio by 2025 according to The Hollywood Reporter. The innovative project will be developed by David Hallyday, the son of famous French singer Johnny Hallyday. What is set to become Europe’s and maybe the world’s first eco-friendly filming studio will have soundstage facilities with photovoltaic panels as well as rainwater recovery and re-use. Moreover, the landscaping will be designed to preserve local biodiversity and the construction materials will be locally sourced and recycled with plans to recycle at least 85% of construction waste. While major European studio facilities, like London’s Pinewood and Studio Babelsberg outside Berlin, are trying to retrofit their facilities to be more eco-friendly, Tage Studios is among the very first to be designed as a green project. Once complete, the facility will also be Europe’s largest in terms of studio space. Tage Studios chose Portugal because it is the California of Europe, with an average of 300 days of sunshine per year, and because the Portuguese government has set ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to increase the use of renewable energy. According to Claire Havet, the project manager of Tage Studios, “Lisbon was named the Green Capital of Europe in 2020. We’ve been fully supported by the Portuguese government, who have declared our studio to be of national interest.” #greenmoviestudioportugal #TageStudios #investmentsportugal #moviesetportugal #portugalnews #greennewsportugal #portugalbusinessnews

Coca-Cola is investing EUR 8 million in a new warehouse in Setúbal, southern Portugal. This new investment, that will nearly double storage capacity, will be operational by the end of 2023. Increased storage capacity means less transport costs, that will decrease the company’s carbon footprint. The company expects to decrease transport operations by 65%, that will decrease carbon emissions by 513 tons, according to Negócios. Coca-Cola, that is produced and appreciated in Portugal since 1977, employs around 400 people and produces around 250 million liters each year. #cocacolaportugal #cocacolacarbonfootprint #investmentsportugal #portugalnews #portugalbusinessnews

Portugal news - What is the forecast for property prices in Portugal in 2023? House prices in Portugal are following a steep upward trend since the last two years and are expected to increase by 8.2% per year according to a new study by the University of Munich. Rising foreign demand in Portugal, that is due to its sunny weather and secure environment, is leading to higher-than-average price increases compared to other western European countries, where property price increases are expected to be at around 7%. In other southern European countries, the expected price rise is around 10 to 15%. Globally, the highest property price increases are in Eastern Africa and Southern Asia, where they are expected to rise by 20% yearly. In Portugal, the real-estate market, that is already booming due to both local and foreign demand and that is making news headlines due to unaffordable prices for the average Portuguese, is still heating up and experts say that the rise in prices is not expected to slow down. For the average Portuguese, buying a property has become a challenge since the down-payment to buy a house has doubled within only 5 years between 2017 and 2022 according to a study by the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation. According to the real-estate market study, the initial capital required to make a 'down payment' on a medium-sized house increased from around 30,000 to 56,000 Euros in Lisbon, while it increased from 16,000 to 37,000 Euros in Porto within only 5 years. Access to housing has become a hot topic and the Portuguese Government recently took a series of bold measures to increase the housing stock. #portugalnews #portugalrealestatenews #portugalpropertyprices2023 #whatistheforecastforpropertypricesinportugalin2023 #arepropertypricesrisinginportugal #whataretherealestatemarkettrendsinportugalin2023 #housingmarketportugal2023 #UniversityofMunich #whatistheexpectedpropertypriceincreaseinportugal #whatisthepercentagepriceincreaseofpropertyinportugal #FranciscoManueldosSantosFoundation

Portugal news – A real estate investment in Portugal amounting to EUR 850 million was just approved by Portugal’s Competition Authority. The investment, that was announced at the end of December, was the largest real-estate deal for 2022. US investment firm Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP, that manages assets valued at over USD 36 billion, has obtained the green light to purchase a portfolio of tourism assets that are part of Projeto Crow. The assets, that were owned by ECS Capital, will be purchased from the Tourism Recovery Fund FRT, the Venture Capital Fund, PTREL Management; as well as shares bought by banks from long equity fund FLIT that includes assets held in PTREL, SICAV-SIF, S.C.A. and other companies. The portfolio, that includes 17 luxury hotels as well as other real-estate assets, will be sold to Hospitality Living Portugal that is affiliated to Davidson Kempner. Real estate assets include 17 golf courses located in northern Portugal, Lisbon and the Algarve; as well as a shopping mall in Madeira’s capital Funchal and two warehouses in the districts of Lisbon and of Braga in the north. The luxury hotels include the Nau hotels brand that was created by ECS Capital, including 5-star hotel Palácio do Governador in Lisbon as well as Cascatas Golf Resort & Spa in the Algarve. #portugalnews #realestatenewsportugal #investmentnewsportugal #DavidsonKempnerCapitalManagementLP #ProjetoCrow #ECSCapital #tourismrecoveryfund #VentureCapitalFundPortugal #PTRELManagement #SICAVSIF #SCAPortugal #ProjetoCrowportfolio #HospitalityLivingPortugal #HospitalityLivingPortugalportfolio #PaláciodoGovernador #CascatasGolfResortSpa

Portugal news - What are the real estate trends in Portugal in 2023? Portugal’s real estate trends contain surprises as demand has shifted gears and property investors are now targeting northern Portugal. Moreover, despite the accelerated pace of new constructions in Portugal, supply is still not catching up with demand for holiday homes. While demand for properties in Portugal is mainly due to individual Portuguese investors who are buying secondary residences, foreign demand has also accelerated in the wake of the pandemic. Foreigners are now focusing on the luxury property market in northern and central Portugal, with investors from Brazil, North America, France, the UK and Sweden. What are the new source markets for real estate in Portugal? The pandemic has created new markets with investors from Russia and neighboring countries now investing in Portuguese real estate due to the ongoing war in Europe. The new source markets for real estate in Portugal are located in countries that are close to conflict zones, including Finland, Ukraine and Russia. Individual foreign investors are selecting Portugal for buying a secondary residence since they can benefit from special tax regimes for foreigners. What are the hottest real estate markets in Portugal? Demand for real estate in Portugal is now centered on properties that are located outside urban areas, as investors are seeking luxury holiday homes with outdoor spaces, pools, terraces, and leisure amenities. Statistics from INE show surprising real estate trends between 2011 and 2023, since holiday homes have mainly been built in northern Portugal. During that period, one third of new holiday homes have been built in the north, that account for nearly 12,000 new properties in this market segment. Central Portugal is also on the map for new investments, since 8,397 holiday homes were built during that period. The Algarve, that was traditionally the hottest market for holiday homes has only attracted 4,820 new constructions in this market segment, nearly half the number of new properties compared to investments in Central Portugal. Lisbon has attracted even less investment in the holiday homes segment during that period, since only 3,699 properties were built. So, what are the reasons that explain the new real estate trends in Portugal in 2023? Investments in the luxury holiday homes market have shifted from the Algarve to northern and central Portugal due to the price/quality ratio that is unrivalled. Investors are looking for beach houses that are located in rural areas along the Atlantic coast in places such as Viana do Castelo along the Atlantic coast in northern Portugal. A local legend says the town was named after a beautiful Rapunzel-like girl with long blond hair caught in two braids who was called Anna. She was kept in a castle made of stone and could only be seen at the castle’s window. A local boy fell in love with her and used to go and look at her when she appeared at the window and to tell everyone that he saw Ana: “Vi a Ana!” Northern Portugal is developing at an exponential rate with the rising number of renovation projects over the last decade. Since 2021, property sales have soared in this region with luxury properties dominating the market. The demand for holiday homes in Portugal is mainly driven by local investors and statistics show that they account for over 50% of real estate transactions for first and secondary residences. Such investments make it possible for Portuguese investors to have a weekend residence while also obtaining income from short-term rentals. Both local and foreign demand have been rising exponentially and the war in Ukraine has given an additional boost to a market that has shifted gears and is now centered in rural areas where the beaches are yet to be discovered. #portugalnews #portugalrealestatenews #portugalpropertynews #whataretherealestatetrendsinportugalin2023 #whatarethenewsourcemarketsforrealestateinportugal #whereisdemandforrealestateinportugal #whatarethehottestrealestatemarketsinportugal #statisticsforrealestatetrendsinportugalin2023

Actualités Portugal - Pourquoi tant d’Américains déménagent-ils au Portugal en 2023 et où achètent-ils une propriété ? Selon un article paru récemment dans The Economist, de plus en plus d’Américains s’installent en Europe et au Portugal pour échapper à la violence et aux conflits politiques aux États-Unis, et la principale motivation derrière cette tendance est qu’ils sont « à fuir » plutôt que « à la recherche ». Au cours de la dernière décennie, le nombre d’Américains qui ont déménagé au Portugal a triplé pour atteindre près de 10,000 personnes, ce qui est supérieur au nombre d’Américains qui ont déménagé aux Pays-Bas, qui est passé de 15,500 à 24,000, mais qui est inférieur au nombre d’Américains qui ont déménagé en Espagne, qui est passé de 20,000 à 34,000. Qu’est-ce qui attire autant d’Américains au Portugal et où achètent-ils des propriétés ? Les nord-américains sont devenus les principaux acheteurs de propriétés de luxe dans la région de Lisbonne en 2022, selon une étude récente. Au Portugal, 6 % des ventes immobilières étaient dues à des étrangers, dont 15 % à des acheteurs américains. 40% des Américains qui ont décidé d’investir au Portugal ont choisi Lisbonne pour acheter une propriété grâce aux prix compétitifs, mais aussi en raison d’un certain nombre de facteurs, notamment la sécurité, le climat, la qualité de vie et la qualité des services de santé et d’éducation. Les Américains sont devenus les principaux investisseurs dans les propriétés de luxe dans la région de Lisbonne et, alors que le montant moyen investi par les Américains pour acheter une propriété de luxe au Portugal est d’environ 850,000 euros, cette valeur augmente en fonction de la hausse des prix de l’immobilier. Selon le rapport sur le marché européen de Berkshire Hathaway Home Services pour l’été 2023, le marché immobilier de luxe au Portugal est à la mode et les acheteurs choisissent maintenant des propriétés qui ont des certifications environnementales et qui sont à quelques pas des magasins locaux car ils recherchent un style de vie décontracté. Les Américains sont fatigués de vivre dans un pays où ils ne se sentent plus en sécurité, où les prix de l’immobilier deviennent inabordables, avec un coût de la vie en hausse, et avec de plus en plus d’instabilité politique. Les tournées régulières sur le thème Vivre au Portugal organisées par la société privée Open Media aux États-Unis attirent un grand nombre d’Américains de la classe moyenne qui ne croient plus au rêve américain, car leurs regards se tournent maintenant vers le rêve portugais. Se détendre avec un verre de vin et profiter du coucher de soleil portugais est un rêve abordable et le Portugal est maintenant le nouveau rêve américain. #actualitésportugal #actualitésimmobilièresportugal #déménagerauportugal #pourquotandaméricainsdéménagentilsauportugalen2023 #combiendaméricainsdéménagentauportugal #questcequiattireautantdaméricainsauportugal #oùestcequelesaméricainsinvestissentauportugal #combiendépensentlesaméricainspouracheterunepropriétéauportugalen2023

Actualités Portugal - Quels sont les principaux secteurs au Portugal qui reçoivent des investissements étrangers en 2023? Quel est le montant des investissements directs étrangers (IDE) au Portugal et comment le Portugal se compare-t-il aux autres pays de l’UE en 2023 ? Quel est le montant des investissements directs étrangers (IDE) au Portugal en 2023 ? Pour les 6 premiers mois de 2023, le stock d’IDE a atteint 69% du PIB et s’élève à 174 milliards d’euros selon la Banque du Portugal. Pour la période se terminant en juin 2023, il s’agit de plus du double du montant par rapport à la fin de 2008. Le stock d’IDE représente le niveau cumulé total des investissements directs mesuré en pourcentage du PIB à la fin du premier semestre de 2023. Au Portugal, les investissements directs étrangers (IDE) ont totalisé 2,0 milliards d’euros au premier semestre 2023. Les flux d’IDE sont représente les transactions enregistrées au cours du premier semestre de 2023. Quels sont les principaux secteurs au Portugal qui reçoivent des investissements directs étrangers et quelles sont les principales sources d’IDE en 2023 ? Les investissements étrangers au Portugal sont principalement destinés au secteur immobilier et les principales sources d’IDE au Portugal en 2023 proviennent des non-résidents du Portugal, principalement d'investisseurs résidant dans des pays européens. Comment les investissements directs étrangers au Portugal se comparent-ils aux autres pays de l’UE en 2023 ? En 2022, le Portugal avait l’un des stocks d’investissements directs étrangers (IDE) les plus élevés en pourcentage du PIB parmi les pays de l’OCDE, ce chiffre est seulement dépassé par le Luxembourg (1405%), les Pays-Bas (280%), la Suisse (128%), l’Estonie (96%) et la Belgique (91%). Dans l’Union européenne (UE), les investissements directs étrangers sont passés de 33 à 71 % du PIB entre 2008 et 2022, tandis que le stock d’IDE au Portugal a atteint 69 % du PIB pour le premier semestre de 2023. Par rapport à la moyenne des pays de l’UE, les flux d’IDE vers le Portugal ont enregistré des valeurs plus élevées pour la période 2012-2019, mais ont ensuite enregistré des valeurs plus faibles pour la période 2020-2022. Cependant, par rapport à la moyenne des pays de l’OCDE, le Portugal a enregistré des valeurs plus élevées pour la période de 2008-2022. #actualitésportugal #actualitésinvestissementsportugal2023 #actualitéséconomieportugal2023 #quelestlemontantdesinvestissementsdirectsétrangersauportugalen2023 #quelssontlesprincipauxsecteursauportugalquireçoiventdesinvestissementsdirectsétrangersen2023 #quellessontlesprincipalessourcesdIDEen2023 #commentlesinvestissementsdirectsétrangersauportugalsecomparentilsauxautrespaysdelUEen2023

Actualités Portugal - Nissan Portugal – Quels sont les changements en 2023 et quand les nouveaux VE vont-ils être lancés en Europe ? Des changements majeurs se profilent à l’horizon pour Nissan au Portugal en 2023, avec le groupe portugais Grupo Salvador Caetano qui consolide son positionnement en devenant le distributeur unique par le biais de l’acquisition de la filiale portugaise de Nissan Iberia. Nissan vient aussi d’annoncer que, comme les ventes mondiales de ses voitures électriques ont dépassé le million d’unités dont près d’un tiers rien qu’en Europe, ils prévoient de lancer deux futures véhicules 100% électriques sur le marché européen. Le groupe Salvador Caetano vient d’aviser l’Autorité de la concurrence de son intention d’acheter la filiale portugaise de Nissan Iberia par l’intermédiaire de sa filiale Caetano 3. Avec cette nouvelle acquisition, le groupe portugais aura l’exclusivité de la marque Nissan au Portugal. Comme les ventes de véhicules électriques de la marque Nissan viennent d’enregistrer 320,000 unités en Europe, Nissan vient d’annoncer le lancement futur de 2 voitures 100% électriques pour le marché européen. Les 2 nouveaux VE de la marque Nissan qui seront lancés en Europe comprennent un multisegment électrique de nouvelle génération conçu à partir du prototype CHILL-OUT et une nouvelle voiture électrique compacte. Au total, Nissan prévoit un lancement mondial de 19 modèles entièrement électriques d’ici 2030 dans le cadre de sa vision à long terme Nissan Ambition 2030. La marque Nissan lancera des voitures électriques alimentées par des batteries solides développées en interne d’ici 2028. Il est à noter que Nissan a lancé le multisegment tout électrique Ariya en 2022 et s’est classé 3ème sur le podium lors du concours de la Voiture européenne de l’année 2023. Le groupe Salvador Caetano est un groupe international avec plus de 75 ans dédiés à l’industrie automobile et une présence sur trois continents. Le groupe est le principal concessionnaire de ventes au détail du secteur de l’automobile au Portugal et distribue un éventail de marques, avec entre autres Audi, BMW, BYD, Chevrolet, Dacia, Honda, Hyundai, Lexus, Mercedes, Mini, Smart, Toyota et Volkswagen. Le groupe Salvador Caetano dispose également d’unités de production dont l’usine Toyota Caetano Portugal qui produit la Toyota Land Cruiser, ainsi que l’usine CaetanoBus qui construit des bus efficaces avec zéro émission. Le bus e.City Gold, co-marqué par CaetanoBus et Toyota, est un bus modulaire à plancher surbaissé 100% électrique. Récemment, CaetanoBus est devenu le leader du marché espagnol des bus à hydrogène lorsque la société a remporté la fourniture des 10 premiers bus à hydrogène d’EMT Madrid. CaetanoBus a également récemment remporté les plus grands contrats non seulement en France, mais aussi en Allemagne par le biais de Deutsche Bahn pour les bus électriques à hydrogène. Alors que Nissan ne vendra plus directement sur le marché portugais, le groupe Salvador Caetano sera désormais le seul importateur et distributeur de la marque Nissan. #actualitésportugal #actualitáutomobileportugal2023 #actualitésnissan2023 #nissanportugal #nissanquelssontleschangementsen2023 #nissanquandlesnouveauxVEvontilsêtrelancéseneurope #multisegmentélectriquenissan #voitureélectriquecompactenissan #GrupoSalvadorCaetano #NissanIberiaGrupoSalvadorCaetano #Caetano3 #ToyotaCaetanoPortugal #CaetanoBus

Portugal news Nissan Portugal – What are the changes in 2023 and when will the new EVs be launched in Europe? Major changes are on the horizon for Nissan in Portugal in 2023, with Portuguese group Grupo Salvador Caetano consolidating its position as sole distributor by buying the Portugal branch of Nissan Iberia. Nissan also just announced that, since global sales of its electric cars exceeded 1 million units, with almost a third being for European customers, they are planning to launch two future 100% electric cars on the European market. Grupo Salvador Caetano has just notified the Competition Authority of its intention to buy the Nissan Iberia – Portugal branch through its subsidiary Caetano 3. With this new acquisition, the Portuguese group will have the exclusivity of the Nissan brand in Portugal. With the sales of Nissan electric vehicles registering 320,000 units in Europe, 2 future 100% electric cars have already been announced for the European market. The 2 new Nissan EVs that will be launched in Europe include a new generation electric crossover designed from the CHILL-OUT prototype and a new compact electric car. Altogether, Nissan plans to launch 19 all-electric models globally by 2030 as part of its long-term vision Nissan Ambition 2030. The Nissan brand will launch electric cars powered by internally developed solid batteries by 2028. It is to be noted that Nissan launched the Ariya all-electric crossover in 2022 and ranked 3rd on the podium in the 2023 European Car of the Year election. Grupo Salvador Caetano is an international Group with more than 75 years dedicated to the automotive industry and a presence on three continents. The group is the largest automotive retail operator in Portugal and distributes a number of brands including Audi, BMW, BYD, Chevrolet, Dacia, Honda, Hyundai, Lexus, Mercedes, Mini, Smart, Toyota and Volkswagen. The Salvador Caetano group also has production units that include the Toyota Caetano Portugal factory that produces the Toyota Land Cruiser, as well as the CaetanoBus factory that builds efficient buses with zero emissions. The e.City Gold bus, that is co-branded by CaetanoBus and Toyota, is a 100% electric low-floor, modular bus. Recently, CaetanoBus became Spain's market leader in hydrogen-powered buses when the company was awarded the supply of EMT Madrid's first 10 hydrogen buses. CaetanoBus was also recently awarded the largest agreements in France as well as in Germany through Deutsche Bahn for electric hydrogen-powered buses. While Nissan will no longer be selling directly on the Portuguese market, the Group Salvador Caetano will become the sole importer and distributor of the brand. #portugalnews #automotivenewsportugal2023 #newsnissan2023 #nissanportugal #nissanportugalwhatarethechangesin2023 #whenwillthenewnissanEVsbelaunchedinEurope #GrupoSalvadorCaetano #NissanIberiaGrupoSalvadorCaetano #Caetano3 #nissanelectriccrossover #nissannewcompactelectriccar #ToyotaCaetanoPortugal #CaetanoBus