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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· March 24, 2026

Micro, AMFI and CEiiA Join Forces to create the next generation microcars and industrialize BEN in Turin

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Micro, AMFI and CEiiA Join Forces to create the next generation microcars and industrialize BEN in Turin ZURICH and TURIN, Italy and MATOSINHOS, Portugal, March 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Micro, AMFI — Automotive Micro Factory Italy, and CEiiA have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a strategic c…
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  • AMFI was born with the ambition to become a strategic industrial hub for the micro electric vehicle sector in Europe

    60% confidence

  • Turin production site will enable development of synergies with Microlino contributing to competitive, innovative, and sustainable European industry

    60% confidence

  • Partnership creates a powerful European platform spanning both private and business mobility

    60% confidence

  • Partnership creates critical mass needed for competitive and scalable European manufacturing ecosystem

    60% confidence

  • Partnership marks a new phase in BEN project development, reinforcing collaborative industrial model in Europe

    60% confidence

  • Collaboration aims to make cities cleaner, smarter, and more liveable through micro vehicles

    60% confidence

  • Microlino has proven that micro electric vehicles can capture the hearts and minds of consumers across Europe

    60% confidence

  • Turin has the talent, infrastructure, and partnerships to lead micro electric vehicle transformation

    60% confidence

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