The Engineers' Bet on 'Spider Silk': Steps Taken Towards Honda's Return to F1
In light of Honda's upcoming return to F1 in the 2026 season, former F1 development chief Yasushi Asaki reflects on the challenges faced during the company's previous withdrawal and the motivations behind the reintegration into F1.
Henry Ford, millionaire industrialist: 'Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently'
The article explores the life and legacy of Henry Ford, emphasizing his journey from failure to success in the automotive industry.
Automobile: in Europe, electrification turns into carnage in its production apparatus
The European automotive industry faces historical losses and a chaotic transition to electrification, as seen through Stellantis's significant financial setbacks.
Luxury Vehicles: Germany Losing Out in the Luxury Car Market
Germany's luxury automobile sector faces challenges as production shifts abroad, particularly with the rise of luxury SUVs.
Podcast 'On Point': State Elections: What's at Stake in Baden-Württemberg
The podcast discusses the impact of the automobile industry's crisis on the upcoming state elections in Baden-Württemberg, highlighting political dynamics among key parties.
Automobile production in Argentina stalled while importers operated normally during the general strike
A general strike in Argentina halted local automobile production as key unions joined in, while vehicle importers continued their operations unaffected.
China's Zeekr to launch EV sales in France
Zeekr, a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is set to begin selling its cars in France, aiming to compete in the rapidly evolving European EV market.
Defense Industry: 3D Printers for the Bundeswehr
A machine manufacturer from Lübeck aims to establish high-tech factories for the German military, exploring partnerships with automobile manufacturers to implement 3D printing technology.
Randall Denley: Carney’s EV plan benefits Carney, not Canadian carmakers
The article critiques Prime Minister Mark Carney's electric vehicle strategy, arguing it benefits him more than Canadian carmakers by relying on unrealistic assumptions.
Mercedes-Benz records lowest profit since COVID-19 pandemic
Mercedes-Benz reported its lowest annual profit since the COVID-19 pandemic, attributing the decline to US tariffs and fierce competition in China.
Price War in China: Ban on Selling Cars Below Production Cost
China has banned automobile manufacturers from selling vehicles below production costs as part of a crackdown on the ongoing price war in the world's largest car market.
Innovative Luxury Speedster: The E-Ferrari is Coming Now
Ferrari is set to unveil its first fully electric model, the 'Luce', at the end of May, indicating a positive turnaround for the luxury automobile maker.
Automobile dealers accuse the SAT of exacerbated harassment and unjustified pressure
Automobile dealers in Mexico are accusing the tax authority of intense harassment and undue pressure in recent audits.
Harsh news from the Nordic countries – this popular electric car fails inspection at an alarming rate
A high failure rate for the Tesla Model Y during inspections in Denmark raises concerns about its durability.
Complete chaos at the car dealership – leaders have fled, keys and money are missing
The Zubr car brand in Belarus, once touted as a national pride, is now under scrutiny for alleged fraud as authorities confirm no permission was granted for its production.
How Much Change Will There Be in the Automobile Industry from the Trade Deal?
The article discusses the potential changes in the automobile industry as a result of a new trade deal.
The Story of Citroën: How One Idea Started a Revolution in the Automobile
André Citroën was a pivotal innovator in the automotive industry, founding Citroën and transforming automobile production and distribution in Europe.
The strongest is 'Japanese', German asset dropped ten places: See who is on the new list of the most reliable cars
A new ranking by Consumer Reports reaffirms its status as a significant guide for car buyers in the US by listing the most reliable car brands based on vehicle quality and owner satisfaction.
The Man Who Created Audi
August Horch was a German engineer and a key founder of the modern automobile industry, known for his association with the brands Horch and Audi, which symbolize innovation and quality.
Company news filter: State forests take over another coalition-verified head, Kofola expands business to rums, and a new player enters the gambling industry
The article discusses the recent leadership changes in state forests, Kofola's expansion into rum production, and the entry of a new player in the gambling sector amidst changing trade dynamics with India.
China’s EV makers face slowdown in export growth after doubling in 2025
China's electric vehicle manufacturers experienced a 104% increase in overseas sales last year but are now facing a slowdown in export growth.
P Zero and Cinturato at the top, Cyber Tyre protagonist: Pirelli's golden year
Pirelli's Cyber Tyre has received multiple international accolades, including a recent award for most innovative technology in the tire industry.
Why women face shockingly higher risk of injury in car accidents?
The article discusses the disproportionately high risk of injury for women in car accidents and highlights recent advancements in the automobile industry related to crash testing that aim to address this issue.
Brussels 2026: Jeep unveils its electric and high-performance offensive
At the 2026 Brussels Motor Show, Jeep showcased its commitment to electrification with notable models like the Avenger Black Edition and the Compass e-Hybrid Plug-In, which offers impressive electric range and efficiency.
Russia's Automobile Industry: No One Wants to Drive a Lada Anymore
China has dominated the Russian automobile market since 2022, leaving domestic manufacturers, like Lada, struggling to compete and resulting in a noticeable shift in consumer preferences towards Chinese brands.
The Chinese electric car brand that has dethroned Tesla and challenges Europe
The article discusses how a Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer has surpassed Tesla in market influence and poses significant challenges to European automakers.
Almost all cars registered in Norway in 2025 were electric: One brand is particularly popular
In 2025, about 95.9% of all new cars registered in Norway were electric, with Tesla being the most popular brand.
Automobile Industry: Volkswagen Struggles for the Chinese Market
Volkswagen is attempting to revitalize its presence in the Chinese market by establishing a modern facility in Hefei, contrasting sharply with its traditional roots in Germany.
These are the cars that will disappear from the market in 2026
The article discusses various car models, including iconic and underperforming vehicles, that are set to exit the market by 2026.