Two Million Volkswagen Electric Cars. An Anniversary with a Note of Disappointment
Volkswagen celebrated the production of its two millionth electric car at its Transparent Factory in Dresden, highlighting both progress and challenges in electric vehicle production.
Volkswagen Celebrates Two Million Sold Electric Cars
Volkswagen has reached a significant milestone by selling two million electric vehicles globally.
Does your car drink a lot or a little? See the consumption of all new cars in Brazil
Inmetro has updated the Brazilian Vehicle Labeling Program, providing detailed consumption information for cars sold in Brazil.
Hybrid Cars: A Revolution in Driving That Combines the Silence of Electricity with the Roar of Fuel
Hybrid cars represent a transformative evolution in the automotive industry, merging electric silence with traditional fuel engines.
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa: 'So many things happen every morning that it makes you afraid'
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa reflects on the challenges facing the company as it navigates a significant financial crisis and competition in the electric vehicle market.
An automaker decided not to raise the price of its cars for March
Toyota announced that it will not increase the prices of its vehicles for March following the elimination of the luxury tax.
Cars at Lower Prices During Ramadan? The Full Truth Before Buying
The article discusses how Ramadan influences the car market in the Gulf region, highlighting competitive pricing, financing solutions, and promotional strategies.
"Scrap" masquerades as used cars. EU regulations will tighten practices
New EU regulations are set to impose stricter standards on the sale and operation of used cars, contributing to the concerns about quality and safety.
Chronicle of Deindustrialization: Europe Buys 2.5 Million Fewer Cars Than Before the Pandemic
The European automotive industry is facing unprecedented challenges, with car sales declining by 2.5 million units compared to pre-pandemic levels, compounded by increased competition from Chinese manufacturers.
"Made in Europe" under new rules. The stakes are jobs in Poland
The European Commission is developing solutions to strengthen local production in key industrial sectors, particularly automotive, amid concerns of losing jobs in Europe.
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.
Tight Requirement Coming for Electric Cars โ Not All Manufacturers Are Excited
New EU proposals will impose strict requirements on electric vehicles to protect the union's industry from Chinese competition, raising concerns among manufacturers.
Automotive Industry: How Stellantis Went Off Track
The automotive group Stellantis suffered a historic loss of 22.3 billion euros last year, primarily due to write-downs related to their electric vehicle strategy, forcing them to reconsider their approach.
The Three-Cylinder Revolution: Is the World Saying Goodbye to Large Engines?
The article discusses the rise of three-cylinder engines in the automotive industry as a response to environmental challenges and the need for efficiency, challenging the long-standing dominance of larger engines.
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 Lรผmali.
2.14 Lakh Cars Sold in 28 Days! This Brand's Vehicles Sold Heavily
Maruti Suzuki recorded a significant increase in sales in February 2026, selling a total of 2,13,995 vehicles, marking a 7.3% growth compared to the same month last year.
Your smart car may cost you more than you expect after purchase
A report highlights the hidden costs associated with digital services in modern smart cars, emphasizing the importance of transparency in pricing.
Aston Martin in Crisis: Lots of Power - Too Little Revenue
Aston Martin is facing a financial crisis, struggling to balance its production goals with insufficient revenue.
BMW will have humanoid robots working on the production line of its factory in Germany; see photos
BMW is set to introduce humanoid robots in its production line in Germany amidst challenges in the European automotive industry.
Can the breakdown of a small plastic part make the whole car worthless? Here's what the manufacturer says
A German family mother faces the prospect of her 2013 Renault Espace becoming worthless due to the unavailability of replacement key cards essential for its operation.
Production of 'Unofficial BMW' with Remaining Parts by Russian Company After Withdrawal
Russian companies are producing 'unofficial' BMW vehicles using leftover parts from factories that ceased operations after the withdrawal of major automotive brands following the Ukraine invasion.
Henry Ford, millionaire industrialist: "Failure is the opportunity to start over, this time more intelligently"
The article discusses a famous quote by Henry Ford highlighting that mistakes can lead to improved decision-making and serves as a foundation for his business philosophy.
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.
Growing industries and sectors under pressure from an HR perspective
The article discusses various industries in Poland that are experiencing growth in recruitment, such as energy and defense, while also highlighting sectors like retail and automotive that are under pressure and have seen a slowdown in recruitment.
Giant car manufacturer: billion-euro losses, blames electric cars
Stellantis, one of the largest car manufacturers, reported massive losses for the latter half of 2025 and blamed overly optimistic electric vehicle sales forecasts.
The upcoming giant SUV from Porsche will replace electricity with combustion engines
Porsche is set to introduce a giant SUV that will feature combustion engines instead of electric power.
The prices of new cars are dropping, lack of minerals in the USA, and a boom in emerging markets
New car prices in Poland are declining alongside a drop in sales, prompting manufacturers to offer significant discounts; meanwhile, a shortage of key rare minerals in the USA is affecting production.
Does it make sense to take a used car on operational leasing? We calculated it for you
Operational leasing for used cars is becoming increasingly popular among consumers in Czechia as they seek more affordable alternatives to purchasing new vehicles.
Stellantis, the electric vehicle presents the bill. The budget closes in the red by 22 billion
Stellantis reports a record net loss of 22.3 billion euros for 2025, raising concerns about the viability of its electric vehicle strategy amidst economic challenges.
Chinese pressure suffocates European manufacturers. The industry is preparing drastic cuts
European car manufacturers are facing significant pressure due to competitive pricing from Chinese producers, leading to necessary price reductions and industry cutbacks.
Josep Maria Recasens: 'Spain has examples of how Europe can act with China'
Josep Maria Recasens, a prominent figure in the automotive industry, emphasizes the need for Europe to adopt similar regulations for China in the automotive sector during his speech at the VI Anfac Forum.
The Automotive Industry in Transition: Stellantis' Long Road Ahead
Stellantis, facing a significant business restructuring, urgently needs appealing models and a return to profitability, with renewed hope emerging mostly from the US market.
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.
Stellantis makes a mistake in electric car strategy and suffers a loss of R$ 153.9 billion
Stellantis reported a net loss of โฌ25.4 billion in 2025 due to high expenses associated with adjusting its electric vehicle strategy amid a slower-than-expected market transition.
The editorial by Jacques-Olivier Martin: 'Stellantis is sinking, let Brussels take the wheel!'
The editorial discusses the significant losses faced by Stellantis and critiques the European Union's stringent push towards electric vehicles, arguing that it jeopardizes the Western automotive industry.
Stellantis reported a record loss of 22.3 billion euros last year due to electric vehicles
Stellantis recorded a significant loss largely attributed to the transition towards electric vehicles.
Stellantis reported a record loss of over 500 billion last year due to electric vehicles
Stellantis faced a significant financial loss last year, largely attributed to challenges in the electric vehicle market.
Tesla Cybertrucks are being sold with a large discount: no one is buying
Tesla has reduced the price of the highly anticipated Cybertruck amid declining interest and sales.
Will electric car batteries last longer than expected? Subsidies undermine confidence in used cars
A recent study reveals that used electric cars retain significant battery capacity, alleviating concerns for potential buyers.
The Design Riddle: Why Has the Unique Stamp Disappeared from Our Contemporary Car Features?
The article explores the diminishing uniqueness in car designs, suggesting we may be entering an era of 'standardized vehicles' due to various physical, economic, and technological pressures.
Volkswagen showed the progress in the works for the new generation of the Amarok
Volkswagen is advancing with the modernization of its Pacheco plant to produce the new regional pickup Amarok starting in 2027.
Lamborghini cancels electric car project for this reason
Lamborghini has definitively canceled its electric car project due to a lack of interest from traditional car enthusiasts.
Germany Reduces Employment. The Automotive Industry in Its Biggest Crisis in Years
Germany's automotive industry faces significant employment cuts, reflecting a broader economic stagnation predicted by the government.
Lamborghini has canceled its first electric car, there is no interest in it
Lamborghini's first attempt at an electric vehicle has been abandoned due to a lack of market interest.
Survey: Companies Plan to Cut More Jobs Despite Improved Economic Conditions
Despite positive economic signals, companies in Germany are increasingly planning job cuts, as indicated by a recent survey by the Ifo Institute in Munich.
Anna-Lena Laurรฉn: Germany's Devil's Pact with China โ Now Merz Tries to Salvage What He Can
Friedrich Merz, Germany's Chancellor, emphasizes the importance of both Europe and the German automotive industry in his dealings with China.
Aston Martin is facing difficulties. In the market and on the track
Aston Martin is reportedly encountering challenges both commercially and competitively.
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.
The calculation shows: Savings of up to 100โฌ per month โ Cars are increasingly purchased this way
Recent calculations indicate that car purchases through a specific method can lead to monthly savings of up to 100 euros.
Lamborghini Abandons EV. "Angry Bull" Without V8 and V12 Did Not Convince Customers
Lamborghini has cancelled its electric vehicle project due to low customer interest.