Daimler is planning to cut production at its largest car plant, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters, as deteriorating markets in Europe and China hit sales of its Mercedes-Benz cars.
It's hardly surprising that many Ford Motor Co. employees love cars, and the annual Ford employee car show, held at the Dearborn, Mich.
Violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo and eight surrounding African countries has created a new layer of regulations for the U.S. auto industry regarding the use of certain raw materials from Africa.
Chrysler Group said it has temporarily sidelined 109 trucks and 23 minivans in plug-in hybrid test fleets due to overheating batteries in some of the pickup trucks.
PSA said it will end cooperation with BMW in hybrid-vehicle research while developing an alliance with GM.
PSA Peugeot Citroen, Europe's second-biggest carmaker, said it will end cooperation with BMW in hybrid-vehicle research while developing an alliance with GM.
PSA Peugeot Citroen, Europe's second-biggest carmaker, said it will end cooperation with BMW in hybrid-vehicle research while developing an alliance with GM.
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General Motors is preparing to finalize a $10 billion credit line that will beef up liquidity and refinance existing debt, sources told Thomson Reuters.
Elon Musk, co-founder and CEO of Tesla Motors, is being coy over whether the electric car maker will be able to meet initial delivery targets for its Model S this year.
Volkswagen has dropped its court battle with Suzuki over the GTi badge.
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General Motors, SAIC, Shanghai GM and the Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center (PATAC) have opened China's largest proving ground, capable of conducting 67 driving conditions over 60km (37 miles) of test roads.
Daimler plans to buy key parts for its Mercedes-Benz brand commercial vehicles from Japanese subsidiary Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus from 2014, Daimler officials said at the weekend.
Glenn Brooks, who will be at the Paris show later this week, has compiled a news article listing vehicle world premieres, which he has been updating regularly over the last few months. As an accompaniment to this list, he has now written an extended preview which looks at all the major vehicle debuts, as announced by manufacturers.
CTS Corporation says its Automotive Products group has been awarded a new programme to supply a parking position sensor for a global economy car for an unnamed Japanese vehicle manufacturer and existing customer.
The Canadian Auto Workers will not ask for new jobs in labor negotiations with Chrysler and doesn't expect to complete talks until the end of the week, the union's leader said today.
Johnson Controls will remove lead processing operations capabilities from its Kangqiao battery plant in response to the Shanghai municipal government's initiative to remove lead manufacturing from the community.
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