Fiat plants in Italy to resume work on Monday
Jan. 27, 2012 18:31 CET
Fiat's factories in Italy will resume production on Monday after a strike by truckers ended on Friday. Fiat lost production of 8,400 vehicles after parts deliveries were disrupted by a week-long strike by truckers protesting higher taxes on fuel. Read More » Comments [0] | Recommendations [0]
Jan. 27, 2012 12:12 CET
Fiat says the fourth variant of its 500 model lineup will be called the 500L, with L standing for large.The five-seat subcompact will go on sale in Europe in the summer. ... Read More »
Sweden repays bankrupt Saab's EU loan
Jan. 27, 2012 16:01 CET
Sweden's Debt Office has paid back a loan made by the European Investment Bank to Saab, making the country the bankrupt carmaker's biggest creditor. ... Read More »
Ford quarterly profit slips to $1.1 billion on Europe, Asia losses
Jan. 27, 2012 14:28 CET
Ford said its pretax operating earnings in the fourth quarter fell 15 percent to $1.1 billion, in part due to widening losses in Europe, as the company posted its third s ... Kia targets double-digit sales growth in Europe, U.S.
Jan. 27, 2012 13:54 CET
Kia says it aims to lift sales in Europe by 22.8 percent this year to 356,000 vehicles and in the U.S. by 10 percent to 534,000 vehicles, despite an uncertain economic en ... PSA sets 550,000 output target for new 208
Jan. 27, 2012 12:01 CET
PSA has set an annual production target of 550,000 cars for its new 208 subcompact model, the automaker's industrial director, Denis Martin said. "The production target i ... GM seen accelerating Opel restructuring as sales plunge
Jan. 27, 2012 06:01 CET
The financial crisis in Europe is adding new urgency to General Motors' attempt to turn around its money-burning Opel unit. The U.S. carmaker is trying a number of moves ... Hyundai aims to boost sales in weak Europe market
Jan. 26, 2012 09:53 CET
Hyundai plans to aggressively raise auto sales in Europe this year, saying the region's difficult market situation offers an opportunity to increase share. "Price competi ... Digital Edition
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Challenges and opportunities in Qatar
12:01 am U.S. ET | Jan. 27
HARALD HAMPRECHT: Qatar’s streets are loaded with people driving luxury sportscars, massive SUVs and stretched sedans powered by 12-cylinder engines, but that could change. The government wants consumers to switch to green cars. Read More »

Auto sector stages comeback in fourth quarter
Following a disastrous third quarter in 2011, the automotive sector staged a modest comeback in the final three months of last year. Read More »
GM product chief Barra joins Opel's board
Jan. 26, 2012 18:35 CET
General Motors global product chief Mary Barra will join the supervisory board of Opel. Read More »

Renault gives Twingo a new 'friendly' face
Renault hopes a new 'friendly' face will help stabilize sales of its Twingo minicar until an all-new version launches in 2014. Read More »MORE »
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Plastic Omnium, Conti help lighten the new Range Rover Evoque
12:01 am U.S. ET | Jan. 17 2012
Plastic Omnium supplies the new Range Rover Evoque with a hybrid plastic tailgate that consists of a sheet molding compound (SMC) inner structure and a thermoplastic lower outer panel. The structure provides a 30 percent weight reduction compared with the same part made of steel.... Read More »














