Tag Archives: Trollhattan

Trollhättan, once the heart of Saab’s automotive legacy, is stepping into a new chapter as AC Cars partners with T-Engineering to produce the modern AC Cobra GT Roadster at the historic Stallbacka factory. With a blend of British roadster heritage and Swedish precision engineering, the facility is set to manufacture high-performance, hand-built vehicles. The Saab Legacy Test Track will now host Cobras instead of turbocharged Saabs, ensuring Trollhättan remains a key player in automotive innovation. This revival signals a new era for the former Saab plant, keeping its rich engineering tradition alive.

NEVS may be in hibernation, but the fight to keep Saab’s engineering legacy alive continues through the Emily GT. With passionate figures like CEO Nina Selander and former development lead Frank Smit still advocating for the prototype, and recent visits from industry consultants reigniting interest, the question remains: Will the Emily GT ever hit the streets, or will it remain a symbol of unfulfilled potential? As reports emerge from insiders who have experienced the car firsthand, the world watches to see if this Saab-inspired EV can secure the backing it needs to become reality.

The Saab Car Museum in Trollhättan achieved a remarkable milestone in 2024, welcoming 41,800 visitors – the highest number since its reopening in 2012. This record-breaking year highlights the enduring global passion for Saab, with visitors describing the museum as a must-visit destination and a living tribute to the brand’s innovative legacy. As it prepares to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2025, the museum continues to captivate enthusiasts with its unique blend of history, community, and cultural significance.

Melvin Könings embarks on a heartfelt 2,500 km journey from the Netherlands to Trollhättan to celebrate his Saab 9-3X reaching the 500,000 km milestone. Along the way, he visits iconic landmarks, the Saab Museum, and pays tribute to the enduring legacy of the brand.

As NEVS faces layoffs and factory liquidation, CEO Nina Selander reveals that talks with a potential buyer for the Emily GT and PONS projects are underway. With a deal expected by mid-2025, could this mark a turning point for Trollhättan’s EV future or the final chapter for Saab’s legacy?

Thirteen years after Saab’s bankruptcy, the iconic Swedish brand continues to captivate enthusiasts worldwide. Despite the heartbreak of December 19, 2011, Saab's legacy of innovation, resilience, and community thrives, proving that the spirit of a truly unique carmaker can never be extinguished.

The dismantling of Saab’s iconic Trollhättan factory marks the end of an era in Swedish automotive history. As NEVS lays off its remaining workforce and puts industrial equipment up for sale, the fate of its innovative Emily GT and PONS projects hangs in the balance. This is a story of resilience, loss, and the enduring spirit of Saab.

NEVS, the Swedish EV pioneer, faces a critical moment as all remaining staff are laid off. With the Emily GT and PONS projects on the line, can the company find a lifeline before it’s too late?

The dismantling of the legendary Saab factory in Trollhättan marks the end of a golden age. The historic presses that shaped Saab icons like the 900 and 9-5 are being sold off. Read more about the factory's fate and its impact on Saab enthusiasts worldwide.

Over 1800 former Saab Automobile employees gathered for the Grand Saab Reunion, celebrating decades of innovation, camaraderie, and professional pride. This event stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Saab cars and the unmatched spirit of those who built them.