Daimler reports Q3 profit rise
Daimler has reported a third quarter gain (up 8%) to operating profit as sales of Mercedes-Benz cars rose. However, there was a warning over diesel litigation cost uncertainties.
Read moreVisteon opens new technical centre in Queretaro
Visteon has opened a new engineering center in Querétaro, Mexico.
Read moreTesla almost makes the Europe top 10 in September
The European car market posted significant growth in September 2019, as 1.28m cars were registered, according to JATO Dynamics analysis.
Read moreTesla turns a profit in Q3 2019 results
News
24 Oct, 2019
Tesla’s third quarter results reveal a 21 per cent rise in share values to $307.12 thanks to high delivery numbers and cost reductions
Read morePlastic Omnium Q3 revenue up 10% to EUR2.2bn
Plastic Omnium has recorded third-quarter revenue up 10% to EUR2.24bn (US$2.5bn), while the supplier posted nine-month revenue up 17% to EUR6.9bn.
Read moreFord Q3 profits slip and outlook cut
Analysts and investors were left disappointed by a set of Ford financial results for the third quarter which showed lower profitability as the company was hit by losses incurred in regions around the world, especially China.
Read moreVeoneer records Q3 net sales down 12% to US$462m
Veoneer has posted third-quarter net sales down 12% to US$462m.
Read moreVeoneer Q3 sales off 12%
Veoneer said its third quarter results were better than expectations with the exception of net sales which declined 12% to $462m.
Read moreVW trims hour off Golf build time
Volkswagen said it had trimmed an hour off the time needed to make the eighth generation Golf.
Read moreHonda announces all-hybrid Jazz for Europe
Honda has unveiled the redesigned, fourth generation Jazz [aka Fit], featuring advanced two-motor hybrid powertrain technology as standard for the first time.
Read moreSuzuki Jimny – best small 4x4s
Features
23 Oct, 2019
The new Suzuki Jimny is a talented off-roader which oozes personality
Read moreHonda Europe speeds up electrification plans
Honda Europe said an accelerated Electric Vision strategy would see all its mainstream models electrified by 2022, three years earlier than previously planned.
Read more‘Volvo want to lead the way in sustainability, as well as safety’
Opinion
23 Oct, 2019
After revealing their first EV, Volvo want to lead the way in sustainability just like they have with safety, says Jonathan Burn
Read moreMazda designs new EV as a second car
Mazda’s first full-production BEV, the MX-30, announced at the Tokyo show, will go on sale in the UK early in 2021.
Read moreHonda to electrify its ‘mainstream’ European line-up by 2022
News
23 Oct, 2019
As part of its “electric vision” strategy, Honda will electrify its mainstream European models by 2022
Read moreIonity launches Spain high-power charging station
Ionity has launched its first high-power charging station in Spain in conjunction with Cepsa.
Read moreSouth Korea speeds up roll-out of hydrogen refueling network
The South Korean government plans to build a network of 310 hydrogen charging stations across the country by 2022 to help encourage growth the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) technology.
Read moreCroatia reportedly eyes VW plant too
Croatia wants to persuade Volkswagen to build its planned new EUR1.3bn (US$1.45bn) factory in the Adriatic country, after the German car maker said it was putting on hold its final decision to build the facility in Turkey, local media reported.
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