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VW-Group brand Skoda says it delivered 913,700 vehicles to customers worldwide in the first three quarters of 2019, 2.7% down on the same period last year.

PSA North America has appointed Lisa Mark as vice president, CMO, responsible for leading the company’s Peugeot brand.

Continental has opened its new US$1.4bn tyre plant near Clinton, Mississippi, creating up to 2,500 jobs.

Faurecia has posted third-quarter sales up 4.3% to EUR4.12bn (US$4.6bn), with nine-month sales of EUR13.2bn.

The 2020 Land Rover Discovery Sport is an unusual vehicle. Technically it’s a mid-life facelift of a model launched back in 2015 and which sells at a rate of about 120,000 a year worldwide, with 20% of those finding homes here in the UK. But it’s rare …

CTEK Sweden and Cadex Electronics are to partner on battery testing.

ArcelorMittal Italia has appointed Lucia Morselli as chairman and CEO, replacing Matthieu Jehl, who will take up new responsibilities within the producer.

General Motors and the UAW are reportedly close to a deal that will end a month long strike at the company.

General Motors and the UAW are reportedly close to a deal that will end a month long strike at the company.

Freudenberg has acquired the activities of start-up, Frictins from Wolnzach, Germany, including its technology to increase friction coefficient.

Electrify Canada is to launch its nationwide electric vehicle charging network with more than 20 installations planned to roll out at Canadian Tire locations across the country.

Renesas Electronics has launched its R-Car Consortium Proactive Partner Programme.

Renault’s CFDT union says the new top management must engage with all stakeholders after CEO, Thierry Bolloré was dismissed on 11 October.