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BMW plans to allocate a higher share of i electric and plug-in hybrid output for the U.S. in the coming months.
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A project that started in top secret four years ago is now being shared with other car makers as Peugeot seeks a partner for its hybrid air technology which is helping it achieve CO2 emissions as low as 46g/km from a two-litre petrol engine.
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The next-generation Jeep Wrangler may be built off a unibody platform, feature smaller and turbocharged engines, and switch to an aluminum body, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne said today.
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Renault has revamped its Espace people carrier as a crossover sport utility vehicle, reflecting a market shift to more rugged-looking vehicles.
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Maserati expects to sell over 35,000 cars this year and reach its 50,000 sales target in 2015, subject to the availability of a new sport utility vehicle (SUV) to be launched late next year, the head of the brand said in Paris.
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Daimler has cut its growth forecast for the global car market, citing lower demand in emerging markets and a plunge in Russian sales.
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Unionised Hyundai Motor workers in South Korea have agreed to end strikes that may have cost the company over KRW900bn (US$847m) in lost output after they accepted the carmaker's proposal to increase pay.
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Ford is forecasting sales growth in Europe next year as demand for new models helps narrow its losses in the region, but doesn't expect to post a profit in the market until after 2015 as a slump in Russia continues to hit sales.
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Toyota expects its focus on high-end vehicles in Russia will help it ride out the worst effects of the market slump in the country. The automaker says it is sticking to its target of increasing European sales to a million vehicles next year.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway agreed to buy Van Tuyl Group, the largest privately owned auto dealership group in the United States. The business, with 75 dealerships at the end of last year, will be renamed Berkshire Hathaway Automotive.
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South Korean steelmaker Posco said its light weight steel products helped reduce the weight of the Renault EOLAB electric-hybrid concept car exhibited at this year's Paris show.
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Having got the product line-up and quality right, the biggest headache now for Ford of Europe chief Barb Samardzich is trying to second guess fluctuating economies and the global geo-political issues.
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The demise of Vauxhall's 100,000-mile 'lifetime' new car warranty could provoke a 'domino effect', prompting other automakers to turn their back on promised long-term cover, an independent warranty provider said.
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Hyundai Motor's union workers in South Korea agreed to end strikes that may have cost the company more than 900 billion won ($847 million) in lost output after they accepted the carmaker's proposal to increase wages.