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Exclusive sports cars to be built in Trollhättan by T-Engineering

Saab and Nevs disappeared. But now exclusive sports cars will start being built in Trollhättan – and that already next week.

Exclusive sports cars to be built in Trollhättan by T-Engineering

Wolf hunt concluded in three territories

This year's wolf hunt is now over in three of the five current territories, reports [Swedish Hunting](https://svenskjakt. se/start/nyhet/har-foljer-du-2025-ars-licensjakt-pa-varg/).

Wolf hunt concluded in three territories

The conflict situation in Malmö is to be cooled down – 51 conversations

The high conflict level in Malmö's rough criminal environments can be cooled down with the help of personal conversations, the police hope. In two weeks, 51 individuals selected due to connections to serious crime have been approached.

The conflict situation in Malmö is to be cooled down – 51 conversations

After the Accident – Trotting Coach Wakes Up from Coma

In the beginning of July, trotting coach Peter Eriksson was involved in an accident at Rättvikstravet when he was kicked by a horse. After lying in a coma for a longer period at the Academic Hospital in Uppsala, Eriksson has now woken up, writes [Aftonbladet](https://www.

After the Accident – Trotting Coach Wakes Up from Coma

Driver still sedated – situation unclear

On Monday, an accident occurred at Rättvikstravet. Driver Peter Eriksson was thrown out of the sulky after a horse broke loose, and was then flown to a hospital in Dalarna by ambulance helicopter.

Driver still sedated – situation unclear

The Coach Operated on After Horrific Accident

The coach Peter Eriksson, 57, was involved in a nasty accident at Rättvikstravet on Monday. Eriksson was thrown out of the sulky after being kicked in the head when the horse Lill Vincent began to gallop.

The Coach Operated on After Horrific Accident

Back on the accident site – now as an Olympic rider again

Here stands Peder Fredricson at Stockholm Stadium, holding the ticket to his fifth Olympic Games in his hands. Roll back the tape a year, to the same place.

Back on the accident site – now as an Olympic rider again