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News 30 Jan, 2014

The 2015 Mitsubishi Shogun will get a PHEV model as part of firm's plans to increase EV production

Toyota will cut its daily vehicle output in Japan by 15% in April as demand for new cars drops in the country following the increase in a national sales tax.

News 30 Jan, 2014

Leaked video shows Apple's 'iOS in the Car' will soon be a reality

Mitsubishi Motors Europe (MME) increased retail sales 10% to 106,712 units across its 34 markets in 2013.

PSA will eliminate one of two shifts that builds the Peugeot 208 at its factory in Poissy, France, to help reduce overcapacity.

News 30 Jan, 2014

Motorists caught driving dangerously slow and using phones to film a crash on M11

News 11 Feb, 2014

MPs voted in favour of a ban on smoking in cars carrying children

Fiat wants to establish the tax domicile of the new Fiat Chrysler Automobiles group in the UK to help woo U.S. investors, the carmaker's chairman, John Elkann, told an Italian newspaper.

News 30 Jan, 2014

A new Volkswagen Polo plug-in hybrid could be badged as GTE when it arrives in 2015

On Jan. 17, 1949, the Holland America Line Westerdam pulled into New York Harbor from Rotterdam carrying the seed of an automotive empire.

Remember Jeremy Lin? For a while, he was

News 30 Jan, 2014

nanoFlowcell AG has teased its debut model: the QUANT e-Sportlimousine, to be unveiled at Geneva

News 30 Jan, 2014

A lighter and faster version of Mercedes' virtual AMG Vision Gran Turismo concept has been revealed

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A successor for the Skoda Fabia will enter production during the fourth quarter of 2014, just-auto.com has learned. The same insider has also confirmed plans for a new, Touareg-sized SUV.

PSA/Peugeot-Citroen Chairman Thierry Peugeot has written to his cousin Robert Peugeot, head of the Peugeot family holding, to criticize a planned tie-up with China's Dongfeng Motor that would dilute the family's influence, a report said.

Andy Palmer, a British high school dropout who is Nissan's global No. 3 executive, believes a mathematical truth: Brand matters. Therefore, his plan to remake the carmaker's middling image will rely heavily on massaging fickle public opinion.

Volkswagen of America has rehired former COO and sales chief Mark Barnes as vice president of sales as it plots the next step toward its goal of nearly doubling deliveries in the U.S. by 2018.

Yesterday was certainly a big day for the venerable Dutch auto industry.