Category - Automotive Industry

• No `long-term business case' for Brampton
• RIGHT-HAND DRIVE: BLESSING OR CURSE?
• Is Europe and China’s EV mash-up BO3X ready?
• Automakers carry history through their names
• Nissan to make new model in UK – if EV rules change
• Unifor pauses talks with Stellantis over future of Brampton plant
• JLR announces 4,000 job cuts to save £1.7bn
• Real trade war is on U.S. businesses
• VW Group to halve model line-up
• NISSAN OFFERS CHEAPER LEAF
• Tech could make windshield one big display screen
• Automotive industry’s TIV down two pct to 71,428 units in August – MAA
• Volvo Cars appoints Skoda chief as new CEO
• Volkswagen exits Euro Stoxx 50 as index removal adds to pressure on troubled firm
• German automotive workers protest over jobs as industry faces upheaval
• LOLC Finance-continenta­l Cars promote Volkswagen vehicles across Sri Lanka
• Appeal follows death of woman
• Maruti eyes 30% female intake at Manesar by FY29
• Nice enough, but wouldn’t you honestly prefer a big BMW?
• 8 held over planned robbery
• GM does away with dipsticks in its sixth-generation V-8s
• CHINA DRIVES ONTO THE PITCH
• ‘Self-defeating’ U.S. tariff pain will also be felt by Americans.
• Auto sales outlook remains positive for second-half
• PM eyes stronger Japan ties
• GM recalls more than 306,000 Buicks, Chevrolets over cameras
• Intelligen­t NEV set to boost upgrade of China’s auto industry
• PRICE WAR INTENSIFIE­S AS AUTOMAKERS CUT PRICES
• ICAUR Romania Begins Developing National Partner Network Ahead of Official Bucharest Auto Show Launch
• Saudi Crown Prince launches CEER cars
• Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda agree to work together on software for cars
• NISSAN OFFERS A CHEAPER LEAF
• Ford appoints Tim Wels as new managing director of Ford Philippine­s
• Cabot expands into lithium-ion battery sector
• Keepers of the Hillman family favourites
• New EV centre to strengthen TVET training
• NAZ TOKHI'S THEFT SPREE
• EV share seen topping 20%
• More US protection­ism against Chinese carmakers ‘to backfire, hurt consumers’