INDIA: Tata domestic sales take pounding
Tata Motors’ domestic sales last month fell 44% to 23,894.
Read moreTata Motors’ domestic sales last month fell 44% to 23,894.
Read moreBosses have announced compact SUV will hit UK in summer 2009
Read moreAston Martin wins competition to design next generation Routemaster.
Read moreDanish supercar promises more power than Bugatti Veyron.
Read moreChina’s Ministry of Commerce is mulling over incentives for old car replacement in order to boost China’s car market. Reports in China suggest that possible measures are also being considered in the context of longer-term aims, such as encouraging the consumption of smaller and more environment friendly cars.
Read moreSpanish firm reveals full pricing and specification for its new family car
Read moreSuzuki Motor is to shelve a plan to launch a large car line in 2010 and delay the start of overseas factories amid a sharp deterioration in the global car market, the Nikkei business daily reported on Monday, but the news does not faze its UK unit.
Read moreNew Terios gets five year free servicing
Read moreAuto supplier BorgWarner Inc. has advised shareholders to reject an unsolicited offer by Toronto-based TRC Captial Corp. to buy 2.5 million shares of the auto supplier at a discount. TRC made a )x(“”,mini tender-offer to BorgWarner shareholders on Dec.
Read moreThe hangover that walloped the U.S. auto industry in 2008 is still hanging on this New Year, which will be marked by even tighter ad budgets with the biggest expenditures reserved for crucial model launches.
Read moreThey can adjust your seat and headlights, power side window and mirrors, assist braking and steering and are found in anything that has an electrical movement or solenoid function. With as many as 120 electric motors stuffed into a luxury car, Matthew Beecham reports on some promising market applications.
Read moreGeely has said it aims to increase the volume of its auto sales this year by 25% from 2008, despite an economic slowdown.
Read moreAiling Ssangyong has said that it has received a US$45m cash injection from parent SAIC.
Read moreA ‘DaimlerVolvo’ has been ruled out, according to German reports.
Read moreAiling South Korean automaker SsangYong Motor is to receive 45 million dollars from its Chinese top shareholder Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. (SAIC), the company said Monday.
Read moreToyota has declined to comment on a Japanese newspaper report it is to freeze plans to build new factories in Thailand and Russia as demand falls world-wide.
Read moreJapanese sales of new vehicles, excluding minivehicles, fell to a 34-year low of 3,212,342 units in 2008 – nearly half of the 1990 peak.
Read moreStruggling car companies will have to take the axe to their businesses in order to ride the recession. Mark Bursa takes a sideways look at how one iconic company used a radical approach to keep its ‘axes’ intact!
Read moreDaimler could sell lithium-ion batteries from its new joint venture with Evonik to third parties, in direct competition with suppliers such as Bosch.
Read moreJust 13% of car owners know how much CO2 their car emits according to a recent survey.
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