As the crisis over national debt and financial stability in Europe continues to swirl, a ratings agency has said that European automakers are preparing for a slowdown in sales and that it believes a 2009-style production crash is 'unlikely'.
Tesla Motors has opened its new Showroom and Tesla Service Centre in Eindhoven, Netherlands, the latter facility claimed to be the largest in Europe to date.
US suppliers and vehicle manufacturers have been awarded US$8.4m by the Department of Energy (DOE) to develop and demonstrate technologies that increase the efficiency of engines and powertrains.
Renault will target businesses who want to improve their green image with the battery powered Fluence Z.E. compact sedan.
Simbol Materials says it has started commercial production of the world's highest-purity lithium carbonate in California for use in electrolytes for electric vehicle batteries and other energy storage applications.
General Motors is set to commence production of an all-new Chevrolet Colorado pick-up at its Rayong plant in Thailand.
In July 1997, Autoweek introduced its readers to the next-generation Porsche 911, the Type 996.
Kia has no plans to build new plants and will focus instead on product quality, despite concerns its limited production capacity may slow sales growth, said the automaker's co-CEO, Lee Sam-ung.
Kia has no plans to build new plants and will focus instead on product quality, despite concerns its limited production capacity may slow sales growth, said the automaker's co-CEO, Lee Sam-ung.
General Motors is now profitable in all of its regional units including Europe, CEO Dan Akerson said. That's a sign of a turnaround for a company whose Opel/Vauxhall unit is still in fix-it mode.
Toyota reported its first increase in monthly vehicle production since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan. Output in August rose 10.
Toyota reported its first increase in monthly vehicle production since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that devastated Japan.
Russia's entry into the World Trade Organization is getting a renewed push despite EU concerns over the country's measures to protect its car industry. Auto sales in Russia are expected to double to 4.
Former Bentley CEO Franz-Josef Paefgen will oversee the global coordination of Volkswagen Group's classic automobile activities.
Continental and Draexlmaier may invest as much as 169 million euros ($228 million) in Romania through 2013, the country's economy ministry said.
The Porsche-ization of luxury car maker Bentley moved another step forward today as Rolf Frech was named as its engineering chief.
Denso's Yoshikazu Makino has big plans for the supplier's European division: the unit's new CEO wants to double sales to 6.8 billion euros by 2020.
We reveal the dramatic new look of the next Ford Mondeo, set to feature a hi-tech cabin and efficient engines
A month before the inaugural race date, uncertainty still persists about the readiness of India's new Buddh circuit.
Like a fine wine, the Nissan GT-R simply gets better with age. The car will benefit from a not-inconsiderable boost in the power department as well as a few changes that will ensure an exquisite 2013 vintage.