Facing a drawn out battle to complete their long-planned integration, Volkswagen and Porsche will forge ahead with tighter manufacturing links that could deliver hundreds of millions of euros in annual savings.
The Calcutta High Court has ruled in favour of Tata Motors over a long-running battle for the land on which the firm had originally begun to build its Nano plant. The half-finished manufacturing facility was eventually abandoned after violent protests.
Elektromotive, a privately owned firm which specialises in recharging points for EVs, has announced plans for a national network of pay-by-mobile plug-in stations for the UK.
A Rome labor court has told Fiat to hire 145 workers who are members of Italy's largest metalworkers union, Fiom-CGIL, in the latest twist in a long-running dispute between the carmaker and the union.
Samsung Group says it now wants its name removed from Renault Samsung Motors (RSM), even though the firm agreed in 2010 to its use until 2020.
Automotive cables supplier Leoni AG has achieved the highest increase in shareholder value of all stock market listed companies in the European automotive supplier industry.
BMW adds four-wheel drive, hybrid and M Sport variants to the 3 Series line-up
Automakers will have to radically change their business models to integrate into the connected transport systems predicted for the long-term future.
Automakers will have to radically change their business models to integrate into the connected transport systems predicted for the long-term future.
The chief executive of Volvo Car Corporation (VCC) has told a newswire that he is discussing plans for a US plant with several rival makers.
Chrysler says traffic delays at the Canada-U.S. border are driving up costs for the world's seventh-largest automaker, which sends 2,000 finished cars and trucks a day across an 83-year-old bridge linking Detroit to Windsor, Ontario.
Volvo is seeking a partner that can help it build vehicles in North America. "In the medium term, five to six years, we need to find a proper solution in North America," Volvo CEO Stefan Jacoby said.
Tesla survived a cash crisis in 2008 and today delivers its first electric car designed and built solely in-house. Co-founder Elon Musk will soon learn if there's enough Model S demand for Tesla to profit.
Five companies were recognized at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Monte Carlo on Thursday, as leaders in their field who have managed to increase their shareholder value over the last 12- and 36-month periods.
After a French newspaper reported this week that the Peugeot family was unhappy with the way CEO Philippe Varin was running PSA, the carmaker's supervisory board was quick to rally to his defense, issuing a statement of support on Wednesday.
Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is considering stepping down before the company's next mid-term business plan begins in about five years.
Five companies were recognized at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Monte Carlo on Thursday, as leaders in their field who have managed to increase their shareholder value over the last 12- and 36-month periods.
From GMM
If Thailand joins the F1 calendar in 2014, the southeast Asian country's grand prix could be staged under lights, it has emerged.
Thailand made its intentions clear recently by successfully bidding to host this December's end-of-season Race of Champions, and talks have also taken place about bringing formula one to the country.
"Our discussions with Bernie Ecclestone have gone smoothly. We expect to get rights to host a grand prix from 2014 onwards," Kanokphand Chulakasem, governor of the Sports Authority of Thailand, said recently.
Asiancorrespondent.com now quotes Chulaksem as also saying: "The race might be held at night to accommodate viewers in Europe and help earn more in sponsorship."
F1's only artificially-lit races are in Singapore and Abu Dhabi.
There is speculation Thailand's grand prix could be held on the streets of the capital Bangkok, on an upgraded Bira circuit 165km from Bangkok, or at a new purpose-built F1 facility.