PSA Peugeot Citroen parts arm Faurecia has sued Chrysler for US$110m, claiming the US automaker failed to pay engineering costs it owed when vehicle sales plunged.
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Mazda North American Operations is recalling 29,000 Mazda6 mid-sized cars built for the 2009 model year to fix a problem that can cause doors to open unexpectedly.
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France has been defending itself over the plan to lend almost EUR9bn to struggling domestic carmakers.
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Wolfgang Bernhard, who left DaimlerChrysler in 2004 just as he was about to become head of its Mercedes premium car division, will return to Daimler as head of its vans business.
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French supplier Faurecia has "excellent" relations with Chrysler and will continue working with the carmaker despite a $110 million breach of contract lawsuit Faurecia has filed in the United States, CEO Yann Delabriere said.
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PARIS -- French supplier Faurecia has "excellent" relations with Chrysler and will continue working with the carmaker despite a $110 million breach of contract lawsuit Faurecia has filed in the United States, CEO Yann Delabriere said.
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PSA Peugeot Citroen expects to axe 11,000 workers worldwide this year after reporting net losses of EUR343m ($US444m) for 2008.
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Autorickshaws in Gurgaon and Faridabad may soon be converted into battery-operated electric vehicles under a new state government scheme in Haryana.
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The Spanish government will spend EUR1.69m from a European Union (EU) European Globalisation adjustment Fund (EGF) on helping workers made redundant from just two auto components manufacturers, despite originally intending to spread the cash between 12 companies.
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European Union (EU) competition commissioner Neelie Kroes has laid down policy for the review of the auto sector block exemption from standard European competition rules. Importantly, she has given a "cast-iron guarantee" that a new system would guarantee the rights of independent repairers "access to technical information and alternative brands of spare parts."
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Satellite mogul Charles Ergen has offered to boost the capital and restructure the debt of Sirius XM Radio Inc., which has been preparing for a possible bankruptcy filing, newspapers reported.
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Next-generation F430 caught in early testing
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Nissan will show the Qazana concept at Geneva, a show car providing a good indication of the, as yet unnamed, compact car that will be produced at the Nissan Sunderland plant from 2010, safeguarding around 1,100 jobs.
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A General Motors executive has said February sales were so far matching January's, the industry's worst results in 27 years, but should improve.
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PARIS (Reuters) -- French ministers denied that a rescue package for their struggling carmakers is against EU state aid rules.
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PARIS (Reuters) -- French ministers denied that a rescue package for their struggling carmakers is against EU state aid rules.
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Ford of Europe's new-car sales fell 23.1 percent in its major markets in January but the automaker said it is "taking a larger slice of a smaller cake." Ford increased its market share in its 19 main European markets last month by 0.
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General Motors will be able to upgrade its battery-powered 'range extender' Chevy Volt much faster than conventional vehicles due to its new technology, an executive has said.
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Volkswagen's chief wants to persuade the German government to extend a car purchase incentive scheme after sales rose at the end of January.
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With the Spectra riding off into the sunset after 2009, Kia introduced its replacement, the 2010 Forte, at the Chicago auto show.
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