General Motors is recalling all Chevrolet Cruzes sold in the United States for a fix aimed at preventing engine-compartment fires.
Opel is hinting at some of the possibly drastic measures to come in its rehabilitation plan due to be unveiled later this month as the automaker looks to halt its downward performance.
Vauxhall says it will look to tap into UK grants after securing the lead share in the next generation Astra work for its Ellesmere Port plant in North West England.
GM is recalling all Chevrolet Cruzes sold in the United States for a repair aimed at preventing engine-compartment fires.
Renault is hinting it could back further stimulus along the lines of Europe's successful scrapage scheme, although stopped short of formally requesting such direct help.
Volvo says it has confounded the critics following its take-over by Chinese operation, Geely, many of whom believed the deal would see the Swedish automaker weakened as a result.
Chevrolet is celebrating last year's surprising rise in U.S.
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U.S. safety regulators opened two separate safety investigations into Chrysler Group's 200 sedan due to complaints of engine stalling and Ford Motor Co.'s Explorer SUV for steering problems.
Citi Investment Research & Analysis has cut its forecast for US market new vehicle sales as it expects demand to slow.
General Motors broke ground earlier on 22 June for the expansion of GM Auto, its wholly owned manufacturing facility in St Petersburg. Upon completion in 2015, capacity at the plant will more than double to 230,000 vehicles a year from the current 98,000.
Chery Auto is to establish an assembly plant in Malaysia. The production hub will also be used for exports to other right-hand drive countries.
Algeria's Industry minister has told the local media that negotiations between the government and Renault over a car plant will be finalised in August.
Ford of Europe is to export the 1.0-litre EcoBoost petrol engine to the US in 2013, the company has announced. The direct injection turbocharged unit features in several European models, including the Focus.
General Motors, facing continued losses in western Europe, broke ground on the expansion of its factory in St. Petersburg, Russia, that will more than double annual production capacity from the current 98,000 vehicles to 230,000 vehicles by 2015.
GM, facing continued losses in western Europe, broke ground today on the expansion of its factory in St. Petersburg, Russia, that will more than double annual production capacity from the current 98,000 vehicles to 230,000 vehicles by 2015.
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.