
Today’s post continues the Car Maker Series: Sweden, with an installment focused on some manufacturers you probably aren’t familiar with. We hope you enjoy this brief look at Caresto, Esther, and Von Braun Holding Company.
Caresto

Caresto is an innovative Swedish car manufacturer that has been producing handcrafted classic cars for more than a decade. Founded by passionate automotive enthusiasts, Caresto’s mission is to create beautiful and reliable vehicles with timeless styling. The company has become known for its attention to detail and high-quality craftsmanship, making it one of the leading vintage car makers in Europe.
From humble beginnings as a small team of craftsmen building bespoke vehicles from scratch, Caresto now produces limited runs of exclusive models which are sold around the world. In this blog post we take a look at how Caresto got started, their financial success so far, and their plans for the future.

Founded in 1996 by brothers Stefan and Johan Lindberg and based in Gothenburg, Sweden. Caresto is relatively small compared to some of its larger competitors.
Caresto started out as a small shop producing classic restorations, but soon expanded into the production of replicas and kit cars, approximately 50 a year, making each one with meticulous attention to detail and craftsmanship. Their vehicles are highly sought after for their style and quality, often garnering awards at international shows. As their expertise grew, they eventually moved into modern production vehicles, and today produce several high-performance sports cars such as the Zeta GT series and the GSX2 Coupé.
Each year Caresto now produces approximately 250 cars for markets across Europe, with their biggest market being Scandinavia. Caresto has plans to enter the US market in 2021 with a focus on electric-powered vehicles. They also plan to continue releasing new models with up-to-date technology in order to keep up with changing customer needs.
Caresto’s mission is to offer drivers a unique blend of style and performance at an affordable price point – something which has served them well over the years. Through their commitment to quality craftsmanship and dedication to innovation, Caresto promises drivers an unforgettable experience behind the wheel.
This is not to be confused with Caresto started in 2004 by Leif Tufvesson of Ängelholm in southern Sweden which makes which makes limited edition Volvo C70 hardtop convertibles–roughly 4 of them at that.
Esther

Swedish car maker Esther is a relatively new player in the automotive industry, but they have rapidly gained traction since their launch in 2010. With its headquarters located in Gothenburg, Sweden, Esther has grown to become the fourth largest car manufacturer in Scandinavia, behind Volvo, Saab and Volkswagen Group.
Esther’s success story began with a small team of engineers and designers working out of a garage in the countryside near Gothenburg. From these humble beginnings, they’ve gone on to produce some of the most popular luxury models on the market today. In 2020 alone they produced over 300,000 cars and sold them across Europe as well as China and North America.
The company’s biggest market continues to be Europe where their cars are sought after for their style and performance. As for the future of Esther cars, plans are already underway for two new electric models set for release next year along with improved versions of existing models. Additionally, the company is looking to expand into Asia markets such as India and Japan in order to increase global reach. All signs point towards an exciting road ahead for this Swedish auto powerhouse!

Von Braun Holding Company
Von Braun Holding Company is a Swedish car manufacturer that has been in business for more than five decades. The company began in the 1960s and has since grown to become a major player in the European automotive industry. It is headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden and is one of the largest car companies in Europe.
Throughout its history, Von Braun Holding Company has always prided itself on producing high-quality vehicles that exhibit traditional Swedish craftsmanship and design. Over the years, they have developed many innovative models that have become popular around the world. Today, the company produces several different vehicle lines including sedans, SUVs, and electric vehicles.
Each year, Von Braun Holding Company produces roughly 100,000 cars and trucks for markets across Europe and beyond. Its best-selling models are known for their luxurious styling and dependable performance, making them a popular choice among consumers in Germany, Sweden as well as other parts of Europe.
The prototype or earliest car created by Von Braun Holding Company was the iconic Torino. The most popular model currently produced is the A5 sedan, which has become a staple of the European automotive landscape over the last decade. Finally, their most recent vehicle is the E-Trail electric SUV, which was released in 2020.

In addition to expanding its lineup of vehicles, Von Braun Holding Company also plans to invest heavily in research and development over the next few years. This investment will help ensure that its already successful products remain competitive on both domestic and international fronts. The company also plans to continue introducing new models designed specifically for alternative fuel sources such as electric powertrains.
The company was founded in 1961 by Heinz Von Braun, a German automotive engineer and entrepreneur. Heinz had a passion for cars and engines that drove him to create his own car company. He started the company with a small team of engineers and designers who helped him create the first prototype of what would later become Von Braun Holding Company’s flagship model.
All in all, Von Braun Holding Company’s long history of producing quality vehicles shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. With experienced engineers behind the wheel crafting some of the most reliable cars on the market today – aided by cutting edge technologies – Von Braun Holding Company looks set to remain an innovator within European automotive industry for years to come.
Since then, the company has gone on to achieve great success and become one of Europe’s leading car companies. Much of this success can be attributed to CEO Peter Orberg, who took over in 2004 and successfully steered the company through difficult times such as recessions while modernizing its product lineup and production processes. Additionally, he has been largely responsible for introducing new technologies into their vehicles, such as electric powertrains, which have helped them stay competitive on both domestic and international markets.