Volkswagen Group's Bugatti will survive for at least one more supercar generation in the wake of the emissions scandal. Bugatti said it will introduce a new supercar soon.
Northern Ireland unions are calling for politicians in the Province to urgently accelerate the implementation of a manufacturing strategy to avoid further job losses following Michelin's decision to axe its Ballymena truck tyre plant.
News
6 Nov, 2015
Toyota announces price and spec details of its all-new Prius hybrid, available to order for March delivery
Toyota Motor won't buy Takata air bag inflators which use ammonium nitrate as a propellant but will consider buying other types if they are confirmed safe, the automaker's president Akio Toyoda said on Friday.
Continuing just-auto's series of interviews with tier one suppliers, this week Matthew Beecham talked with Detlef Jürss, group vice president and general manager Seating Components, Johnson Controls Automotive Seating. Well worth a look if you haven't enjoyed yet. He's also talked to Schaeffler about smarter repairs.
A slump in China sales at Jaguar Land Rover amid a market slowdown and a one-time expense contributed to its Indian parent Tata Motors posting an unexpected loss.
Johnson Electric has unveiled half year Group sales down 5% to US$1.02bn, while gross profit margin decreased to 27.6% from 30.2%.
United Auto Workers (UAW) members at a key General Motors truck plant in Fort Wayne, Indiana, have approved a new four-year labour contract by a wide margin, joining momentum in favour of the deal as voting continued this week.
Opinion
6 Nov, 2015
US reliability reports say Buick is the most reliable brand across the pond; Mike Rutherford asks why they aren't in the UK...
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' U.S. unit said third-quarter earnings tumbled 89 percent as recall costs eroded profit from booming Jeep sales.
Nissan is launching a four-year marketing campaign this weekend to sponsor a wide spectrum of sports at 100 colleges across the country.
Mercedes-Benz boosted sales by 13 percent to 165,706 in October, buoyed by continued growth in China.
Sales of imported vehicles in South Korea rose by 6% year-on-year to 17,423 units in October, much slower than the doubled-digit growth seen in previous months, according to data released by the Korea Automobile Importers and Distributors Association.
Cooper-Standard has unveiled reported net income of US$32.7m and adjusted EBITDA of US$93.3m on sales of US$827.5m for the third quarter of 2015.
Toyota joined Honda in saying it won't use key components made by Takata, as more automakers come out to distance themselves from the airbag supplier whose defective devices are behind the biggest ever automotive safety recall.
News
9 Nov, 2015
Aston Martin's new crossover model is likely to be built in a UK factory from 2017, but some jobs will be lost this year
VW Group's design chief, Walter de Silva, is retiring at the age of 64 after guiding the look of brands ranging from Seat to Bentley for nine years.
Evonik has recorded third quarter sales up 4% to EUR3.4bn (US$3.7bn), with adjusted EBITDA increasing by what the company terms "considerably" year-on-year to EUR653m.
Car sales in Western Europe grew by 2.7% in October, according to data released by LMC Automotive. The data points to a continuing recovery of demand in Western Europe's car market.
The European Commission has written to all 28 EU countries urging them to widen their investigations into potential breaches of vehicle emissions rules after VW Group admitted it had understated CO2 levels of about 800,000 vehicles.
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