Incredible but true - a high-class ‘Bentley’ limousine for the price of a new ‘Dacia Duster’
The article discusses the history and luxury of Bentley, its challenges during the Great Depression, and its competition with Rolls-Royce and Volkswagen.
At least 12 manufacturers reduce their plans for electric vehicles
At least 12 automobile manufacturers are scaling back their plans for electric vehicles due to persistent demand for combustion engines and unfavorable political circumstances.
Perspective: Is a new electric car boom about to begin?
The article discusses the potential for a resurgence in the electric car market due to rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions affecting oil supply.
12 Global Car Companies Reduce Their Plans for Electric Vehicle Production
At least 12 global car manufacturers, including Honda and Mercedes-Benz, are scaling back their electric vehicle production plans due to sluggish demand and rising costs.
The Automobile Salon attracts thousands of people in Funes
The Automobile Salon event in Funes, Argentina, exceeded expectations by attracting thousands of visitors during its inaugural day, placing the city at the center of the automotive industry in the country.
Last Place: The Closing Time of an Icon
The Audi V8, a hallmark of German automotive engineering, is being discontinued without a successor, marking the end of an era for the brand.
Frank van Meel, CEO of BMW M: 'Manual transmission makes no sense because it limits torque and fuel consumption'
Frank van Meel, CEO of BMW M, discusses the declining relevance of manual transmissions in the automotive industry, citing limitations in torque and fuel efficiency.
Mitsubishi with a French Twist
Mitsubishi's survival depends on its collaboration with Renault, showcased by the release of the new electric Eclipse Cross, which is essentially a rebadged Renault model.
Fire in an automotive plant: 11 dead and 60 injured. There are missing persons
A fire at an automotive components factory in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in at least 11 deaths and dozens of injuries, with several people still reported missing.
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.
A key agreement with Mexico was defeated and the prices of some cars could rise by up to 20%
Argentina's automotive sector faces uncertainty over rising car prices as a key trade agreement with Mexico lapses.
Is this the dumbest idea in a while or a groundbreaking stroke of genius for the automotive industry?
The automotive industry is at a crossroads as manufacturers in Europe and North America explore Extended-Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs) as a lighter, more affordable alternative to traditional electric vehicles.
Analysis: Car Dealers Reluctant to Comment on Tax Evasion in the Industry for Several Reasons
Used car dealers in Finland are hesitant to comment on tax evasion allegations due to various reasons, particularly in light of recent investigations into fraudulent activities linked to the import of vehicles.
How the Boom in Artificial Intelligence is Raising Memory Prices and Costs for Automakers
An analysis reveals that the increasing demand for memory due to artificial intelligence is significantly impacting automotive production costs.
Will cars get more expensive? The crisis in Iran is already raising material prices for the automotive industry
The automotive industry is facing rising material costs caused by the ongoing crisis in Iran.
Zero tariffs on cars, steel, and aluminum, seeks Claudia Sheinbaum in T-MEC
Claudia Sheinbaum emphasizes the importance of maintaining zero tariffs on the automotive, steel, and aluminum industries during T-MEC discussions with the United States.
Bentley does not slow down. Seventh year in the plus – despite difficult times
Bentley continues to thrive in the luxury car market, reporting profits for the seventh consecutive year despite challenges such as tariffs in the US and a decline in demand in China.
Volkswagen's Financial Ties to China and the Uncertain Future of the Corporation
Volkswagen's operations in China have evolved from a simple market presence to a complex dependency crucial for its profits and future strategy.
Honda's plans collapsed: the manufacturer throws in the towel and writes off billions as losses
Honda has canceled the production of three electric vehicle models planned for the US market, leading to significant financial losses.
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.
Automotive Industry: Finally Chinese Speed at Volkswagen
Volkswagen is experiencing a resurgence in the Chinese market and regaining its position as the top seller of cars.
Billion Investment in SSAB in Borlänge - but No New Jobs
SSAB in Borlänge continues to invest in steel production for the automotive industry despite a challenging global environment, but no significant new jobs are expected.
Lamborghini still plans electric car, but is looking for the right emotions
Lamborghini is determined to develop an electric vehicle but is focused on ensuring it resonates emotionally with consumers.
Luxury Cars: Rolls-Royce Cancels Electric Goals
Rolls-Royce has abandoned its plan to exclusively produce electric vehicles by 2030, responding to customer demand for traditional combustion engines.
Automotive Industry: VW Employees Will Now Receive Their Bonus: 1250 Euros in May
Volkswagen employees are set to receive a 1250 Euro bonus this May due to a sudden increase in company profits, reversing an earlier decision not to issue bonuses.
"Emotional Reasons": Lamborghini Halts Plans for Fully Electric Car
Lamborghini has abandoned its plans to launch its first fully electric model by 2029 due to increasing customer rejection, attributing the decision to emotional reasons.
Shocking decision: Honda halts development of electric models before production
Honda has canceled the development and launch of three planned electric vehicle models as part of a strategic reevaluation due to slower-than-expected demand in North America.
The new Alpine will be electric, but the brand is not closing the door on combustion engines
The new Alpine A110 will be fully electric but is designed to accommodate a return of combustion engines if necessary.
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.
The Rise in Fuel Prices Boosts Electric Car Sales
The increase in fuel prices has led to a significant rise in electric car sales across dealerships in France.
Rolls-Royce scraps goal to go all-electric by 2030
Rolls-Royce has decided not to pursue its initial aim of selling only electric cars by 2030, opting instead to continue offering V12 engine vehicles due to client demand.
Porsche presented a new SUV, announced its upcoming launches and the arrival of a hyper-personalization program
Porsche aims to double its sales in Argentina this year following tax reductions and increased importation openness.
New BMW 3 Series: Out of Joy in Showing Off
BMW unveils the new 3 Series, highlighting its importance to the company and to outgoing CEO Oliver Zipse, with a significant launch event.
The war of the Chinese motor giants intensifies and Geely closes in on leader BYD in sales
Geely's annual profits exceeded analyst forecasts, as the company approaches BYD in sales, bolstered by popular new vehicle models.
Massacre of Models: Popular Cars Prepared to Leave Markets in 2026
The automotive industry is discontinuing numerous models as companies shift towards more efficient and updated designs, with several models already set to exit by 2026.
How much money is needed to own a luxury car in Argentina
The elimination of the internal tax has led to significant price reductions in the luxury car sector in Argentina, with some models seeing decreases of nearly 30%.
Dismantled Tesla Shocked Competitor: "I Was Hit on the Head with a Stick"
Ford's CEO Jim Farley reflects on the moment he realized the innovative engineering behind Tesla's electric cars after dismantling them with a former Tesla engineer.
Leino Luik: The European automotive industry faces growing competition from China
The European automotive industry must confront increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers who are now on par with or exceeding their Western counterparts in various aspects.
Obituary for the German Car
The article discusses the decline of the German automotive industry, highlighting significant job losses and reduced profits for major companies like Volkswagen and Porsche.
Germany's automotive industry is broken – profits of the three largest car factories have shrunk
Germany's automotive industry is facing a significant crisis as profits from its three largest manufacturers have plummeted, prompting concerns over the sustainability of its business model.
Mexico, ready for a new era of shopping experiences
The article explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the shopping experience in Mexico, offering businesses unique opportunities to enhance their operations and sales.
The internal combustion engine lost out in a surprising place – even the poor rushed to electric car dealerships
Nepal has seen a sudden boom in electric vehicle registrations, reaching nearly 80%, thanks to the availability of cheap hydroelectric power.
If the sky turns black, Ferrari will start producing its first electric car
Ferrari is working on its first electric car, although it may have to abandon the name 'Luce' due to a trademark conflict with Mazda.
Stunning estimate: New legislation could secure over half a million jobs in the automotive sector
The EU's new Industrial Accelerator Act aims to protect and potentially secure up to 600,000 jobs in the automotive industry over the next decade.
Chinese Companies Face Defeat in Their Own Market, This Company Emerges Victorious
Volkswagen has secured the top position in the Chinese automotive market in early 2026, surpassing local competitors Geely and BYD.
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.
How much does the Ford Territory cost in March 2026
The Ford Territory remains Argentina's best-selling SUV, maintaining steady prices for a second consecutive month despite a downturn in overall automotive registrations.
Ferrari Luce, the name Mazda would have arrived first
Ferrari's upcoming electric car, Luce, has sparked discussions due to its name possibly being linked to a historical Mazda model, although no legal actions have been reported.
Works Council Elections: Workers Give a Clear Refusal to the AfD
In the lead-up to the works council elections, workers have decisively rejected the far-right AfD party, despite ongoing pressures in the automotive industry from both competition and economic challenges.
Automotive Industry: Things Are Still Getting Worse at VW
Volkswagen employees face uncertainty as reports suggest potential factory closures and job losses amid internal restructuring discussions.