Renault is sticking to a goal of adding Russian affiliate AvtoVAZ to its books next year, even with the plunge in the country's car market. AvtoVAZ builds and sells Lada cars and is Russia's largest automaker.
Valeo CEO Jacques Aschenbroich said China's auto market is showing signs of recovery and confirmed the company's full-year target of improving on its 7.4 percent first-half operating margin.
Valeo CEO Jacques Aschenbroich said China's auto market is showing signs of recovery and confirmed the company's full-year target of improving on its 7.4 percent first-half operating margin.
Tips & advice
22 Sep, 2015
Maintaining your tyres isn't too hard - as long as you know what to do. Here are our top tips
Kayaba Industry Co. (KYB) has agreed to pay a US$62m fine for its role in a price fixing scheme for shock absorbers for cars and motorcycles sold in the US.
Volkswagen is partnering with German companies to fight cybercriminals. The partners will set up a Berlin-based venture to offer services to identify cyber risks and repel cyber attacks.
Tips & advice
13 Oct, 2015
Here's all you need to know about the age, height, weight and safety laws for child & baby car seats in the UK
Johnson Controls will cut as many as 3,000 salaried jobs over the next two years under an ongoing cost savings program and ahead of plans to streamline and divest its auto interiors business.
GKN says the automotive sector has performed exceptionally well in its contribution to lowering CO2 emissions as speculation centres on whether or not the European Commission could introduce yet tougher regulation.
At the 2015 IAA, we caught up with Ford of Britain's newly-appointed chairman and managing director Andy Barratt. Prior to taking up his new role he had served as Ford of Britain's director of sales since 2011.
At the 2015 IAA, we caught up with Ford of Britain's newly-appointed chairman and managing director Andy Barratt. Prior to taking up his new role he had served as Ford of Britain's director of sales since 2011.
Frankfurt. Lots of new cars to read about. Lots of industry news to be told. So what did you ghouls read most? Natch, the report about the poor old BMW chief keeling over at their press conference, of course.
Kia will post a seventh successive record year for sales in Europe in just over two months' time, with every confidence that there is more to come. We received an update on Kia's Europe strategy at Frankfurt.
Automakers with assembly plants in Canada might not be happy with some of the conditions in a proposed 12-nation Pacific trade pact, but the nation must be part of the sweeping deal, Prime Minister Harper says.
Toyota says it is seeking to find new suppliers for its myriad projects as the automaker looks to implement its Toyota New Global Architecture (TNGA) approach to manufacturing.
News
18 Sep, 2015
The popular Skoda Octavia will get a range of updates in 2017 to keep it up to date with the brand's new SUV range
Hyundai plans to open another mall-based dealership with Rockar in the UK after deeming the first one a success. Rockar displays Hyundai vehicles and inform visitors about the cars, but sales are conducted online.
Design legend Giorgetto Giugiaro is striking out alone after selling the remaining part of his styling company to VW Group's Audi division following his friend Ferdinand Piech's ouster from the German automaker.
Tesla Motors has signed an agreement with Pure Energy Minerals for the development of a lithium mine in Clayton Valley, Nevada.
PSA Peugeot Citroen plans to work with Dongfeng Motor to develop an EV by 2020.
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