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Oct
11th

Skoda will add jobs despite VW union fears

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Skoda will only make use of parent VW Group's wider manufacturing network to cope with peaks in demand, CEO Bernhard Maier said, amid worries that the brand could lose some production to VW factories in Germany.
Oct
11th

BMW said to discuss Chinese joint venture with Great Wall

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BMW is looking at the possibility of opening a joint venture assembly plant in China with Great Wall Motor, a company executive told Reuters.
Oct
10th

EU plans carbon credits to promote EVs, report says

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European lawmakers propose to give automakers carbon credits for sales of low-emissions vehicles such as EVs, sources told Reuters. The EU will allow the credits to be offset against tough CO2 emissions targets planned for 2030.
Oct
10th

VW plans to shrink dealer network, launch online sales

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Volkswagen plans to reduce the size of its European dealer network and introduce online sales as it adjusts to changing buying habits.
Oct
10th

Facelifted 2018 Range Rover gets hybrid tech and more luxury

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Updated Range Rover - front
News 17 Oct, 2017

The 2018 Range Rover is here, benefitting from visual tweaks, a more sumptuous feel and a PHEV hybrid version

Oct
10th

Nvidia, ZF, Deutsche Post to launch autonomous delivery trucks

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Nvidia, ZF and Deutsche Post DHL have partnered to deploy a test fleet of autonomous electric delivery trucks starting in 2018. The trucks will feature ZF's ProAI self-driving system, which based on Nvidia's Drive PX technology.
Oct
10th

Kobe steel scandal: General Motors joins growing list of makers investigating sub-standard materials

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News 13 Oct, 2017

One of Japan’s key metal producers caught falsifying strength and durability figures, affecting several carmakers

Oct
10th

New VW Brazil boss sees market growing 40% in 4 years

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The Brazilian auto market should grow 40 percent in the next four years as Latin America's largest economy emerges from its deepest recession in a century, Pablo Di Si, the new head of VW Group in Brazil, said.
Oct
10th

Toyota, Nissan among automakers checking parts hit by metals scandal

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Japanese automakers including Toyota, Nissan and Mazda are investigating whether falsely labelled products supplied by Kobe Steel have impacted the safety of their cars.
Oct
10th

Fiat Chrysler pushes back on tie-up with Great Wall

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Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne said he was not sure a tie-up with Great Wall was the answer to his quest for consolidation to reduce costs, pushing back against the Chinese automaker's earlier expressed interest in his company.
Oct
9th

ANALYSIS – Toyota architectures and future models Part 1

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Following features which looked at what's ahead for Daihatsu and Lexus, now comes a deep dive into plans for future Toyota cars.
Oct
9th

ANALYSIS – Kia Niro PHEV

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Can Kia Motors Europe do no wrong? Sales keep rising across EU and EFTA markets, and none is stronger than the UK. Here, the brand is outselling Hyundai. Its lead is slim, so crucial new cars such as the Stonic and smaller volume ones such as the Niro plug-in hybrid will be key if the company manages a first and overtakes the parent brand for the full year.
Oct
9th

ANALYSIS – New SsangYong Rexton an equine taste

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Easily the smallest of the three Korean vehicle brands available in Europe, SsangYong doesn't intend to remain a minor player in the region forever. As was the case with Kia a decade ago, every new vehicle is a major improvement over the outgoing model. The latest Rexton, which sees the importer going after the horsebox-towing set, is proof in point.
Oct
9th

Ford, Kia among winners as Russia sales rose 18% in Sept.

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Russia's car market is expected to grow by 11 percent this year after sales rose 18 percent last month thanks to an improving economy. Kia and Ford were among the monthly winners, while Toyota lost ground.
Oct
9th

Great Wall, Chery, other Chinese brands push to gain foothold in Europe

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Chinese automakers are setting their sights higher in their latest attempt to enter Europe by creating high-end brands, emphasizing their technical advancements, collaborating with global megasuppliers and building design and management teams...
Oct
9th

Honeywell prepares to spin off businesses, report says

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Honeywell plans to spin off non-core assets and create at least two new publicly listed companies, as the U.S. industrial conglomerate seeks to streamline its business, according to people familiar with the matter.
Oct
9th

Porsche seeks damages from Audi over diesel scandal, report says

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Porsche is seeking 200 million euros ($234 million) in damages from its luxury sibling brand, Audi, over costs related to manipulated 3.0-liter diesel engines used in its vehicles, a German newspaper reported.
Oct
8th

German gov’t wants hardware changes to combat diesel crisis

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The German government wants carmakers to offer mechanical modifications to engine and exhaust systems for some models, Der Spiegel reported.
Oct
8th

Adored by Austrians, diesels drive into electoral fray

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The future for diesel-powered cars in Europe may look brighter after Austrians elect a new government later this month. Austria's economy has much at stake, with almost three-fifths of registered cars running on diesel.
Oct
7th

Renault boosts gasoline engine output to counter diesel slump

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Renault is adapting its largest engine plant to build more gasoline units as European customers shift away from diesels.
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