Italy's market regulator Consob is carrying out checks on Fiat Chrysler's share price performance and the way the company informed the market about the health crisis of its former CEO Sergio Marchionne, sources told Reuters.
New Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley worked at Sergio Marchionne's side for nine years, so he is no stranger to the daunting set of challenges facing the world's seventh-largest automaker.
Suppliers can take years to research and develop a new alloy. FCA solved a need by partnering with a U.S. national lab.
New FCA CEO Mike Manley worked at Sergio Marchionne's side for nine years, so he is no stranger to the daunting set of challenges facing the world's seventh-largest automaker.
A Canadian auto retailer is growing its network of used-vehicle stores in Florida, and expansion into other states could be on the horizon eventually.
Following a profit warning by Sonic Automotive Inc., fellow public retailers Penske and Group 1 said this week that they also felt a profit pinch in the second quarter because of incentive changes at BMW and Honda.
Fanuc, a major supplier of automotive assembly robots, is planning to invest in a new high-tech robotics operation near its North American headquarters in suburban Detroit.
A U.S. appeals court will reconsider its decision to throw out a $210 million nationwide class-action settlement for owners of Hyundai and Kia vehicles whose fuel economy was inflated.
Only last month, McLaren Automotive announced a shake-up of its former Track22 business plan, extending the programme to the end of 2025 and adding multiple derivatives of its future cars. So it's the perfect time to take a fresh, in-depth look at the company plans for the next seven years.
BMW AG is the next car maker in just-auto's series of articles looking at future models. First up it's BMW cars and that includes electrified plug-in hybrids but not any from i division or fully electric models: these will be discussed in a separate report.
Margin pressures at BMW and Honda stores contributed to lower-than-expected second-quarter results at Sonic Automotive, though the retailer set quarterly revenue and gross-profit records.
The most expensive version of the F-150 pickup is adding a Raptor roar in Ford's latest thrust in Detroit's hypercompetitive truck sector.
Visteon took a hit from falling North American production, but it logged two big new contracts in the second quarter.
The prospect of a tariff-free zone for car imports between the U.S. and the EU could open the gates to Asian rivals, according to the French auto industry lobby.
More than 57,000 Volkswagens in the U.S. and Canada are being recalled due to issues with the switch used to prevent a key from being removed while the vehicle is not in park.
Thomas Timko, GM's chief accounting officer since 2013, plans to leave the company to take the same role with General Electric.
Hyundai Motor and its 51,000-strong trade union have reached an agreement on pay, according to Korean media reports.
Kia's relatively new Zilina, Slovakia car factory (production started with the first c'eed in 2006) is, like most greenfield facilities these days, more than a one-site shop. It's what the US calls a campus - no fewer than three Kia factories: car parts production and assembly and two engine plants.
Visteon has recorded second-quarter net income down 29% to US$35m, while sales also dipped from US$774m to US$758m.
Autoliv's second-quarter profit rose 4 percent to $229 million, although headwinds from raw material pricing and currency movements eroded strong sales growth.
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