Aston Martin is moving ahead with a plan to list shares in London, naming Penny Hughes as chairman in a break from its tradition of an all-male board.
Porsche and Schuler have signed a contract for a joint venture to build a press shop focusing on aluminium body panels and small batch production, creating 100 jobs.
Vietnamese automaker Vinfast revealed its Italian-designed first production cars that will debut at the Paris auto show on Oct. 2.
Toyota plans to gradually restart production in Japan on Tuesday and be back to normal output starting Thursday after it suspended almost all auto assembly following a deadly earthquake in northern Japan that triggered widespread blackouts.
Toyota plans to gradually restart production in Japan on Tuesday after it suspended almost all auto assembly in its home market following an earthquake.
Volvo and its owner, Geely Holding, said they had postponed plans to float shares in the Swedish automaker, blaming trade tensions and a downturn in automotive stocks.
Geely is delaying Volvo's public stock offering due to uncertainties created by escalating trade tensions and the need to bolster the Swedish brand's presence in China, Reuters reported.
Geely is delaying plans to list Volvo due to uncertainties created by escalating trade tensions and the need to bolster the Swedish brand's presence in China, Reuters reported.
North Carolina's Modern Toyota reassigned staffers rather than let them go and relied heavily on fixed operations when consumers were servicing, but not buying, cars.
Luck, a good location, unique marketing and a strong brand helped a BMW store climb into the black after opening just as the recession hit.
Operating lean, working harder to get financing for customers and selling more used vehicles softened the blow of losing five dealerships at Prestige Automotive.
When GM gave him 18 months to close, Karl Zimmermann bought hundreds of new cars from other dealers and continued to pay his sales staff typical commissions.
Denso's aggressive randd expansion plans signal a comeback of Japan's keiretsu system. New joint ventures aim to leverage Toyota's wider supplier network to confront the upheaval of autonomous driving.
Russia's Lada split on whether the 40-year-old Lada Niva should continue to be the farmers' friend, or a funky urban SUV with occasional mud-plugging skills
BorgWarner Inc. is combining two of its Indiana sites into a new technical center to advance its electric product portfolio.
Mercedes-Benz is firing the opening shots in what will surely be a bloody battle to dominate the next generation of powertrain technology.
Two of the auto industry's most prominent global leaders #8212; General Motors CEO Mary Barra and Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault and chairman of Nissan Motor and Mitsubishi Motors #8212; will be keynote speakers at the Automotive News World Congress...
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Mike Manley is set to reveal a new executive team and management structure later this month.
Porsche is gearing up to launch a coupe version of its Cayenne crossover, which was spotted being tested in Germany.
Citroen's CEO laid out a road map for the reinvention of the French automaker shortly after being named to her post in 2014. Four years later, Citroen's product planning director, Richard Meyer, says the core model strategy is on track.
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