In a sign of the tensions stirred by the introduction of ride-hailing and car-sharing services in Spain, vehicles from Cabify and Car2go have been damaged, with nine cars set on fire.
As US president Donald Trump continues to draw attention to the US trade deficit with Germany, Daimler has stressed its contribution to the US economy via its US manufacturing operations and the purchasing of parts from the US supplier industry.
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Ford packs more performance into the Focus RS hot-hatch with the addition of a Quaife limited-slip differential
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From June 1, Caddy, Transporter and Crafter vans will all be fitted with autonomous emergency braking
Japanese industrial machinery manufacturer IHI Corporation plans to invest JPY6bn (US$54m) to increase turbocharger production capacity worldwide.
Daimler's Mercedes unit "sees value" in having more suppliers in the U.S. state of Alabama, where it has a factory in Tuscaloosa that builds SUVs for global export.
Automotive roofs specialist Webasto has announced strong financial results for 2016. Webasto generated sales of over EUR3bn in 2016 for the first time in the company's history.
Magna has started construction to expand its seat trim facility in Odzaci, Serbia, from 4,300 square metres to 10,000 square metres.
Cadillac's CTS sedan, one of the first production vehicles in the world to contain Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication, has now successfully demonstrated Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) capability in Michigan.
BMW has announced 'CarData', a new service that it says puts customers in control of their driving data.
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A fresh batch of Euro NCAP crash test results is in, with scores for the new Skoda Kodiaq, MINI Countryman, Nissan Micra and Suzuki Swift
Volvo has started exporting its S90 to Europe from China. The automaker has moved production of its flagship sedan to Daqing in northern China from Sweden.
Volvo has started exporting its S90 to Europe from China. The automaker has moved production of its flagship sedan to Daqing in northern China from Sweden.
Porsche SE cannot rule out the possibility that investigators acting on behalf of German public prosecutors may raid its premises in connection with Volkswagen Group's diesel emissions scandal.
BMW has been granted a license by Chinese authorities to export vehicles built by its local joint venture, BMW Brilliance, opening up the possibility of China-built BMWs being sold to customers in Europe or the U.S.
Porsche SE cannot rule out the possibility that investigators acting on behalf of German public prosecutors may raid its premises in connection with Volkswagen Group's diesel emissions scandal.
Automotive News Europe honors the winners of the 2017 Rising Stars awards. The Rising Star for Business Development is Felicie Burelle, Plastic Omnium's executive vice president of strategy and development.
Lithia has finally wrapped up lawsuits filed against DCH, which it acquired in 2014, over service technicians' wage-and-hour issues.
Nearly 7,000 Fiesta and Focus owners are suing Ford over defective PowerShift transmissions in some small cars, a problem that has plagued the automaker for years.
Uber has fired Anthony Levandowski, the self-driving car engineer at the center of its legal battle with Waymo. The company said he was unable to cooperate on the Waymo litigation.