Professional Driver Considered Severing a Limb Due to Stress Experienced in the Transport Sector – AKT: Many Are Burned Out Due to Industry Issues
Many professional drivers are struggling with burnout due to structural problems in the transportation sector, as reported by the Auto- and Transport Workers' Union.
Geely Auto Talks, connected mobility is racing ahead but experts are lacking
The automotive industry in Italy is experiencing rapid growth in connected mobility, but struggles to find specialized AI and electrification experts, which hinders progress.
More than 100 cars have dropped in price: which models have the biggest discounts
Due to a decline in sales and the elimination of the luxury tax, car prices have significantly decreased in Argentina this month.
Automotive Industry: The Auto Supplier ZF Suffers a Loss of 2.1 Billion Euros
ZF, an auto supplier, reported a loss of 2.1 billion euros in the previous year, doubling from the previous year's loss due to write-offs of unprofitable projects.
Massive losses were too much: The auto chief had a quick exit
Nissan has announced a change in its financial leadership following significant losses, with Jeremie Papin stepping down and George Leondis taking over.
Ontario Premier Ford urges B.C., Quebec to drop EV sales targets
Ontario's Premier Doug Ford has called on the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec to abandon electric vehicle sales targets, arguing that they hinder Canada's competitiveness.
Hundred-million investments did not save: German giant withdraws from Lithuania
German auto parts supplier Aumovio plans to shut down several production sites in Lithuania and China as part of a cost-cutting program due to declining orders across Europe.
Finally, a 'China' that means business. Zeekr 7X mocks prejudices and targets BMW
The Chinese auto wave continues to gain momentum in Czechia, with electric SUV manufacturer Zeekr aiming to make a strong impression with its new model, the 7X.
Poilievre proposes tariff-free Canada-U.S. auto pact to boost production
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has proposed a tariff-free auto pact with the United States to enhance vehicle production in Canada, aiming to significantly increase domestic output over the next decade.
Aki was surprised by an 11,000 euro repair bill – It turned out that the car dealership had made repairs that had not been agreed upon with the customer
A customer named Aki received an unexpected repair bill of 11,000 euros due to unapproved repairs made by a car dealership on his BMW.
The repair chain is frustrated with electric cars: "Too many faults"
In Norway, both a major auto repair chain and a consumer organization express frustrations over the high number of faults in electric cars, indicating a trend of new models being released before adequate testing.
Nissan updated its special power source SUV X-Trail
Nissan has refreshed its X-Trail SUV, integrating the latest smart technologies while enhancing its rugged identity for 2026.
The Million-Dollar Auto Industry, These Cars are Popular in Iran
Iran's auto industry, generating millions annually, remains largely unknown globally despite significant local manufacturing.
Automotive Industry: BMW Wants Nothing to Do with Auto Crisis
BMW's CEO dismisses concerns over the automotive crisis while presenting the company's strong financial results for the past year.
Volkswagen changes strategy and lowers the price of two of its cars by up to 9%
Volkswagen has unexpectedly announced price reductions of up to 9% on two of its car models amid a stagnant sales climate in Argentina.
Auto parts industry loses 2,687 million dollars during last year
The Mexican auto parts industry experienced a significant loss of $2.687 billion in 2025 due to trade uncertainties influenced by U.S. tariff policies.
Crisis at Volkswagen – Cuts of 50,000 Jobs
Volkswagen announces a major reduction of 50,000 jobs in Germany amid declining sales and increased tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.
Auto Industry: Is Dirty Cobalt from Congo Ending Up in German Electric Cars?
A new facility for cobalt processing by the CMOC Group in Congo has raised health concerns among local residents, prompting questions about the sourcing of cobalt used in German electric vehicles.
Å koda Auto reports an increase in last year's profits, while parent company Volkswagen faces a sharp decline
Å koda Auto reported an 8.5% increase in operating profit last year, contrasting sharply with the significant profit decline at its parent company Volkswagen.
Volkswagen's profit fell by over 40 percent - weakest result since 2016
Volkswagen reported a 44 percent drop in post-tax income for the last year, marking its lowest performance since 2016.
Waiting for the Environmental Bonus: Sleepless in Berlin
The electric vehicle market in Germany is stagnating due to delays in implementing a promised environmental bonus for buyers.
March Mega Discount on Maruti, Offers on Wagon R to Swift
Maruti Suzuki is offering significant discounts on various car models, making it an opportune time for buyers in India to purchase their favorite car at lower prices.
Popular car models accused of being oil guzzlers – Applies to cars from 2018 to 2026
A class-action lawsuit in the U.S. claims that Volkswagen's two-liter gasoline engine is consuming too much oil due to faulty piston rings, affecting vehicles from 2018 to 2026.
A massive tax fraud scheme has been uncovered in the auto industry – one of Finland's largest chains is suspected
Finnish Customs is investigating a large tax fraud scheme in the auto industry involving one of Finland's largest car sales chains.
Cars with Discount: What's Happening at the Dealerships of the Automaker That Announced Discounts of Up to 30%
Ford has announced discounts of up to 30% on several of its models following the elimination of a luxury tax and an agreement with the United States.
Is this car a sensible purchase in four years?
The Mercedes-Benz CLA is a strong favorite in the running for the 'Car of the Year' award in Finland, with expectations for it to be recognized for its exemplary features and performance.
It was supposed to be a rescue in tough times. Instead, the new AUDI turned out like Å koda
Audi's new brand launch in China, intended to cater to local tastes, has failed to meet sales expectations, leading to significant discounts and a downturn in demand.
Honda's 'Reflection' After 4 Withdrawals: Utilizing F1 in Core Business Amid Management Circumstances
Honda is set to return to Formula 1 in the 2026 season, aiming to leverage its racing expertise for its core automotive business amidst significant industry changes.
Auto Industry: "The Mood Among Staff is Tense"
Mercedes is facing declining sales and profits, resulting in significant job cuts and heightened tensions among employees according to the labor council leader Ergun Lümali.
Tesla Model Y arrives in a seven-seater version, now has a Czech price
Tesla has introduced a seven-seater version of its Model Y, now available for sale in Czechia.
'I haven't seen anything like this in 36 years... this policy is a failure', says Rajiv Bajaj on Maharashtra's EV Policy
Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, criticizes Maharashtra's electric vehicle policy, suggesting it could be detrimental to the auto industry and possibly the first completely failed policy he has encountered in his 36-year career.
Mazda and Mitsubishi Provide Full Answers Amidst US Tariffs: Early Resolution in the Automotive Spring Labor Negotiations
Mazda and Mitsubishi Motors announced they fully met the labor union's demands for wage increases and bonuses during this year's labor negotiations, seeking to retain talent despite pressure from US tariffs.
Källenius (Mercedes-Benz): "Spain practices different measures from Europe regarding automobiles. And they seem to be paying off"
The CEO of Mercedes-Benz acknowledges Spain's different automotive policies and their positive outcomes amidst challenges facing the European auto industry.
Russian media warns – Some gas stations sell fuel that damages cars
Russian media is warning that some gas stations are selling poor-quality fuel that can damage vehicles.
Beyond FATE: auto parts manufacturers are converting into importers and nearly 7,000 jobs have been lost in the last two years
The importation of goods has severely impacted the national auto parts industry, leading to significant job losses and business closures.
Canada’s EV rebate is here. How do charging costs compare with gas?
Canada has launched new consumer rebates for electric vehicles to encourage adoption, providing up to $5,000 for fully electric models and $2,500 for plug-in hybrids, while comparing the overall costs of electric and gas vehicles.
Spring labor negotiations intensify for wage increases; major auto unions demand a base wage rise, focusing on maintaining high levels
Major auto unions in Japan have begun formal negotiations for wage increases amidst ongoing inflation, emphasizing the demand for base wage rises in a complex economic environment.
Auto giant brings diesel cars back
Stellantis is reintroducing diesel engines for some models sold in Europe, continuing the production of several existing diesel variants despite the rise of electric vehicles and stricter climate targets.
Auto Industry: Explosive VW Cost-Cutting Round
Volkswagen is facing pressure to reduce costs despite a recent influx of six billion Euros, with management proposing a significant restructuring initiative that could affect employees amid bonuses for top executives.
Auto Industry: Power Struggle over Elon Musk's Tesla Plant in Grünheide
A conflict is brewing between two factions of the works council at Tesla's Grünheide plant regarding labor conditions and leadership.
A gloomy day for the Finnish automotive industry - CEO dismissals at these car brands
The Finnish automotive industry faces turmoil as several CEOs of major car import companies have been dismissed amid ongoing market difficulties.
Trump Abolishes Legal Foundations for Greenhouse Gas Regulation… U.S. Climate Regulation Framework Collapses
President Trump's administration has officially abolished the legal basis for greenhouse gas emissions regulations, reversing a conclusion established during Obama's presidency.
Frank Stronach’s sex assault trial in Toronto set to begin after delay
The sexual assault trial of Canadian auto industry figure Frank Stronach is starting in Toronto after delays due to legal preparations.
Ontario insists auto strategy ‘has not changed’ as companies suspend and postpone plans
Ontario's government maintains its electric vehicle strategy is unchanged despite recent suspensions and postponements by some companies.
American auto giant reports record losses
Ford Motor Company has disclosed a record financial loss primarily due to failures in its electric vehicle division and broader business challenges.
With subsidy from the state: For whom an electric car is worthwhile now
The German government is introducing a new subsidy program to encourage the purchase of electric vehicles, providing up to €6,000 in support, making them more affordable than traditional cars.
Discussion about Electric Cars: 'A rapid electrification is unrealistic'
Renault's new CEO François Provost calls for greater flexibility from the EU on electric vehicle regulations, emphasizing the need for urgent changes to prevent the decline of the European car industry.
What cars do experts expect with a mix of fear and excitement?
Experts in Finland discuss the automotive market's mixed outlook with concerns about the state of car sales despite projected growth.
Automotive Industry: "Fear and Intimidation": US Auto Union Accuses Mercedes
The UAW has accused Mercedes of intimidating employees involved in union activities, as exemplified by the case of Jeremy Kimbrell, who claims he was unjustly fired for his union involvement.
Jamil Jivani: What I learned on my my trip to Washington, D.C.
The article reflects on Jamil Jivani's trip to Washington, D.C., where he met with prominent political figures to discuss the Canada-U.S. relationship and the impact of trade agreements on Canadian auto workers.