Swedish car makers NEVS and Koenigsegg are forming a strategic partnership, enabling the development of parallel vehicle models in slightly higher volumes with emphasis on electrification, as well as strengthening growth opportunities in the hyper car segment.
A week-long strike over pay is continuing at Audi's Hungarian plant (Gyor), with signs that there could now be some knock-on effects for manufacturing at Ingolstadt.
China's government is planning a range of measures - including subsidies for car purchase - as it seeks to stimulate the country's slowing economy.
We talk to Lex Kerssemakers, Senior Vice President, Volvo Cars, EMEA, about Geely-owned Volvo Cars' electrification strategy.
Visteon has leased 5,000 sq m in the Isho office building in Timisoara, western Romania, where it will open a new development centre, according to local media.
Hydro-Québec's public charging network, Electric Circuit, is to deploy around 100 new fast-charge stations, with more than1,600 machines to be available in the next ten years.
News
29 Jan, 2019
Named after a Swiss ski resort, the new Mitsubishi Engelberg Tourer Concept will be built with the latest EV technology
Car-share firm Zipcar and Honda have announced an expansion of their strategic mobility partnership.
Lotus and Williams Advanced Engineering have announced a strategic technical partnership in which the companies will share research and development into advanced propulsion technologies.
Mobile World Capital Barcelona, SEAT, Telefonica, Ficosa, ETRA and i2CAT have signed a collaboration agreement to undertake a pilot project for connected cars.
According to a forecast released by Cox Automotive, auto sales volume in January is expected to increase slightly - less than 1% - from January 2018.
Faurecia says it will launch its tender offer for the acquisition of all shares of Clarion following clearance from relevant antitrust authorities.
While the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is pure tech, it has become a must-see auto show that is knee-deep in automotive technologies and ambitious concepts designed to make cars safer and drivers more connected, This year was no exception with more than 600 exhibitors displaying a vast array of self-driving technologies, aftermarket enhancements and the latest smart mobility solutions. Continuing just-auto/QUBE's series of research snapshots, this one turns a spotlight on just a handful of those exhibitors and how this translates for drivers.
There was a general consensus at the UK launch of the redesigned Kia ProCeed - now a 'shooting brake' rather than a three-door hatchback - (a) it looks great, especially from the rear three-quarter view (as it whistles past on the motorway), (b) build and materials quality is Germany-challenging (guess where much of the design is done?), (c) performance is excellent, (d) handling and ride are also Germany-challenging and (e) it can, at a first, quick glance, be mistaken for a Porsche Panamera.
Volkswagen has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Ethiopia which should lead to local vehicle assembly using some locally made components.
Features
28 Jan, 2019
We meet the teenage car fan who got a car salesman job at his local dealer at 16. Is this the future of apprenticeships?
IG Metall says up to 150,000 automotive jobs could be lost in Germany should ever-tougher environmental restrictions lead to greater adoption of electric vehicles.
News
29 Jan, 2019
Connected Kerb has teamed up with Southwark Council to deploy the first of its new kerbside charging points in south London
News
28 Jan, 2019
New technical partnership to develop battery technology hints at electric Lotus in the pipeline
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