BMW is set to expand its recently-launched Munich car-sharing scheme to other cities around Europe.
Suzuki's Hungarian unit, Magyar Suzuki Corporation built its two millionth car - a Swift - on 14 July 2011.
Two new models will enter the BMW line-up when the German company unveils its fleet for next year's London Olympics - and one of them is a bicycle.
The BMW Group has handed over the first vehicle to the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG) to support the 2012 Games - and it's a bicycle.
Bajaj Auto has told Dow Jones Newswires that it has dropped plans to develop an ultra-low-cost car with the Renault Nissan Alliance.
International supplier of body-in-white products and services Stadco, says it did not lose a single day to industrial action despite massive reorganisation at the depth of the recession that saw 40% of its workforce made redundant.
Russian prime minister Vladimir Putin has said his country will not give up its new rules for vehicle assembly for major global manufacturers in order to win entry into the World Trade Organisation.
Volkswagen Group made record first half deliveries of 4.09m vehicles, up 14.1% year on year in a global market up 6.1%). June sales were up 11.7% to 719,400.
Ford is aiming to replicate in Germany what it has achieved in the U.S.: Use fuel economy and technology such as voice-activated stereos to command more respect and cash from German car buyers.
VW said it expects to continue outperforming the auto market in the second half after posting a record 4.1 million deliveries in the first six months of the year. Its first-half sales rose 14 percent while global industry sales increased 6.
VW said it expects to continue outperforming the auto market in the second half after posting a record 4.1 million deliveries in the first six months of the year. Its first-half sales rose 14 percent while global industry sales increased 6.
Body-in-white supplier Stadco says it is "eagerly awaiting" further announcements from the UK government concerning potential expansion of apprenticeship schemes.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Russia will not give up its new rules for vehicle assembly for major global manufacturers in order to win entry into the World Trade Organization.
Volkswagen's Skoda brand will start building a new compact sedan in China in 2013 to strengthen its presence in the market.
Strong demand for the new Focus, Focus C-Max and Transit helped Ford of Europe increase June sales by 6.6 percent to 151,700 units across 51 regional markets including Russia and Turkey. Half-year sales in the same markets rose 1.
European new-car sales suffered their biggest fall in eight months in June as economic uncertainty made consumers wary and some markets were hit by the withdrawal of state-sponsored scrapping schemes.
The European Union was disappointed at Beijing's new quota on rare earth material, which are crucial to making batteries for hybrids and electric cars.
India's Bajaj Auto Ltd. has shelved a project to develop a low-cost minicar in India for Renault SA and Nissan Motor Co., saying it was not commercially viable, the Wall Street Journal reported.
An Italian judge ruled in favor of carmaker Fiat S.p.A. on Thursday in a legal battle over the dismissal of three employees, overturning a previous verdict which had said the three should be reinstated.
Chrysler, which is reviving its SRT performance brand, has set prices on the first four SRT vehicles it is selling: the Chrysler 300 SRT8, Dodge Charger SRT8, Dodge Challenger SRT8 and Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8.