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12:45 Sir Keir Starmer warned he has 'weeks' to save thousands of UK carmaking jobs

Donald Trump's tariffs threaten jobs across the UK, say manufacturers.

21/04 Eye-popping price for brand’s first ‘Aussie’ ute

Kia has positioned its new Tasman ute as a premium machine, surprising the car industry with ambitious prices for its first ute.

18/04 China ‘Range Rover’s’ wild SUV claim

Welcome, Jaecoo, to Australia’s bursting-at-the-seams car market. Hop in, the water’s very warm.

16/04 ‘Like asbestos’: Wild claims rock car industry

A proposal to outlaw the use of carbon fibre in cars on health and safety grounds rocked the car industry this week.

15/04 Trump considers pausing auto tariffs as world economy endures whiplash

President Donald Trump on Monday suggested that he might temporarily exempt the auto industry from tariffs he previously imposed on the sector, to give carmakers time to adjust their supply chains.

14/04 Belgian insurer Ageas acquires UK’s Esure from Bain Capital for €1.5bn

The deal will create the third largest motor and home insurer in the UK.

10/04 How Dutton move will torpedo EV industry

The dreaded bowser fill-up: watching the dollars turn over as our hard-earned cash disappears into fumes.

10/04 Porsche reports significant plunge in European and Chinese deliveries

Although North American deliveries soared 37% in the first three months of the year, they were not enough to offset Porsche’s steep falls in other key markets. View on euronews

09/04 Why Trump’s tariffs are a serious threat to the German car industry

US tariffs are affecting up to €67bn of EU automotive industry exports, the majority of which are coming from Germany. BMW, Volkswagen and Mercedes must choose between pausing shipments or absorbing tariff costs. View on euronews

09/04 'Keir Starmer inches from glory — but first he must sack Ed Miliband'

The Prime Minister must be bold, he must be prepared to depart from Labour orthodoxy if he's to net a truly significant win for Britain.

08/04 Will Trump's tariffs break 'backbone' of Slovakian economy?

With a range of automakers producing in Slovakia and a network of parts suppliers based there, the car industry is a major motor of the Slovakian economy, making the country highly vulnerable to Trump's car tariffs.

08/04 Rep. Lisa McClain: Michigan Auto Workers 'Encouraged' by Tariffs' Job Growth Goal

Workers in Michigan automobile plants are "actually encouraged" in the face of recent economic instability, according to Rep. Lisa McClain.

07/04 I was in the room as Keir Starmer made a startling admission about Trump tariffs

The Prime Minister met factory workers at a world-leading plant near Birmingham and spoke about the US president's trade barriers

07/04 'Keir Starmer's response to Donald Trump tariffs is recipe for job losses'

It is crucial that the Government reverses course, there is still time to save jobs and factories.

05/04 Brexit may spare Britain the worst from Donald trump's tariffs bombshell

The US President's 'Liberation Day' bazooka has sent shockwaves around the world, with governments, financial markets, businesses and consumers left reeling.

04/04 How is the European auto industry responding to Trump’s tariffs?

Euronews spoke with Benjamin Krieger from the car industry group CLEPA, who shed light on the potential impact of Trump’s auto parts tariffs on the global car industry. View on euronews

03/04 Urgent warning to Keir Starmer as Trump tariffs threaten UK car industry

Carmakers need help to avoid job cuts in wake of US president's new charges, say industry experts

02/04 The four sectors set to be hit hardest on Donald Trump's 'liberation day'

Donald Trump has promised a swathe of tariffs on multiple countries in a day that he claims will "make America wealthy again".

02/04 Keir Starmer fails to rule out more massive tax rises after awful April

The Prime Minister was accused of planning to impose even more increases on households

30/03 New ‘premium SUV’ launches in Aus

A new car brand launching in Australia was once cause for front page news and fanfare.

27/03 Rachel Reeves breaks silence after Trump slaps new tariff on UK cars

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says the UK hopes to make progress in the next few days

11/03 Volkswagen shares rise on outlook despite 2024 profit declining

Volkswagen AG concluded 2024 with lower operating results but slightly increased sales revenue. The carmaker presented its plans to navigate the challenges coming from the US and China, but they haven’t factored in tariffs for 2025.

07/03 How Germany's car industry is bracing for Donald Trump's tariffs

Europe’s biggest, export-oriented economy is exposed to Trump’s tariffs, with German automakers in Mexico likely to see knock-on effects of a potential trade war.

06/03 Transition to zero-emission mobility: The EU’s plan to save Europe's car industry

In a new action plan to boost Europe's car industry, the European Commission pledged to support EV battery manufacturing, one of five flagship initiatives. Brussels also gave more flexibility for meeting this year’s CO₂ targets. View on euronews

05/03 Don't roll back electric in auto action plan, warns lobby

Kristian Ruby, secretary-general of Eurelectric, acknowledged that while the electricity sector benefits from the EU’s electric agenda, it remains open to discussions with major car industry players. However, he emphasised the importance of avoiding any rollback of the agenda. #RadioSchuman

04/03 Chinese EV maker BYD announces share sale, floats Tesla collaboration

The electric vehicle maker has launched Hong Kong’s biggest listing in four years as it seeks cash for overseas expansion.

28/02 Belgian Audi factory closes, leaving thousands of workers jobless

Audi operations will be moved to China and Mexico due to high costs. Future uses for the site in the Brussels neighbourhood of Forest are being considered. #EuropeNews

27/02 Global car stocks weaken as Trump threatens tariffs against the EU

Trump's latest EU tariff threats have significantly contributed to escalating global trade tensions, as the US president also plans to levy tariffs on key trading partners such as Canada and Mexico.

25/02 Automaker Stellantis recalls 68,000 units in France due to fire risk

Stellantis has had to issue several recalls lately linked to a number of manufacturing issues, including fire risks.

25/02 EU battery electric vehicle sales jump in January driven by Germany

Hybrid-electric vehicle registrations also increased in the EU in January, mainly because of robust French performance. However, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle registrations lagged behind.

14/02 Why Nissan’s break-up is not heartbreaking

COMMENT: Being single on Valentine’s Day can be tough, but Honda and Nissan won’t lose sleep over this week’s split.

11/02 China attacks iconic Aussie utes in new move

China has fired fresh shots in its drive to claim ground in the Australian car industry.

11/02 More than 2 automakers' debt to supply chain/ 1 "Black Subsidies" in Dealers Pocket

TEHRAN- IRNA- Secretary of the Association of Manufacturers said: The total deferred debt of the public and private carmakers to the supply chain is $ 6 trillion and the total debt of the automakers to the supply chain is $ 6 trillion.

06/02 Honda fail forces Nissan into horror call

A breakdown in merger negotiations between Nissan and Honda could lead to the very situation Nissan was trying to avoid - being taken over by a Taiwanese smartphone builder.

01/02 Nissan introduces 10-year warranty

Nissan is set to change things up with a huge new ownership promise in Australia. The brand has confirmed it is offering a new 10-year, 300,000km warranty program for all of its models, which positions the business as one of the best when it comes to the new-car warranty wars.

31/01 EU Commission calls for dialogue as European automotive industry faces mounting challenges

EU car industry faces high energy costs, EV transition, job losses, and US tariff threats. European Commission seeks solutions to boost innovation amid fierce competition from cheaper Asian manufacturers. View on euronews

31/01 EU initiates 'strategic dialogue' with troubled European car industry

EU car industry faces high energy costs, EV transition, job losses, and US tariff threats. European Commission seeks solutions to boost innovation amid fierce competition from cheaper Asian manufacturers. #EuropeNews

30/01 Big appeal for ‘small’ car

The latest version of Kia’s small car isn’t small at all.

30/01 Popular Aussie cars ‘cancelled’

The increasing focus on car safety technology has spelled the end of a number of popular cars on the Australian new vehicle market.

23/01 Stellantis to Reopen Illinois Jeep Plant, Produce Dodge Durango in Detroit After Meeting with Trump

Stellantis is set to reopen its plant in Belvidere, Illinois, and ramp up production in Detroit after its chair met with Donald Trump.

15/01 An automotive cold war is developing between China and the US, which may extend to the global market

The American ban on Chinese car technology best shows how much tension there is in the car industry at the moment.

14/01 Volkswagen and Toyota – the duel for world leadership has been decided

For years, Volkswagen and Toyota have been in a neck-and-neck race for the top spot in car sales. But with the current data from the Wolfsburg group, those times are over. It shows which brands are doing surprisingly well – and which problem cases there are.

09/01 ‘Real problem’ for Aussie economy

Australian motorists face lengthy delays to receive new cars following strike action on East coast wharves.

08/01 Factories from China spark geopolitical debates in Europe

Chinese companies are investing massively in Hungary. #EuropeansStories

06/01 Australia’s favourite cars revealed

Australians bought a record number of new cars in 2024, taking delivering of more than 1.2 million vehicles.

23/12 Nissan + Honda, an efficiency battle that is not yet clear

Nissan is concerned about whether it can continue to exist next year, Honda is concerned about whether Nissan's brand management rights cannot be left aside, and the time factor determines whether the merger of the two parties can solve short-term problems. As for the long-term strategic dilemma, neither side can care about it.

23/12 ‘Panic mode’ as Nissan, Honda merge

Nissan and Honda are set to join forces in what former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn described as a “desperate move” by companies in “panic mode” trying to stay afloat.

20/12 Tesla recalls 700,000 vehicles over tyre pressure monitoring

The issue is that the tyre pressure monitoring system warning light on the vehicles may not stay on between drive cycles, failing to warn the driver of low tyre pressure.

20/12 Portuguese manufacturers warn of automotive industry crisis impact

The Portuguese automotive manufacturing industry's exports are predicted to fall in November and December, as demand for new cars slows across Europe. #EuropeNews

20/12 Volkswagen talks over future of plants and jobs at a 'stalemate'

Workers at the car giant have been taking industrial action following VW's revelations about the possibility of closing German plants and axing thousands of jobs. Volkswagen is struggling with falling sales in Europe, high labour costs and excess capacity.

18/12 Car giants confirm mega merger talks

Two of the world’s biggest car manufacturers – well known to Aussie motorists – have said they are exploring merger talks which could drastically change the vehicle market.

18/12 Nissan takeover a ‘wake up call’

Nissan’s crisis has taken another turn, with the Japanese auto giant reportedly in talks to merge with Honda to avoid being taken over by a Taiwanese smartphone manufacturer.

18/12 Russia car industry on brink as top company faces 'perfect storm' as sales crash

Purchases of Lada Granta cars fell by a staggering 25.9% in November compared to the previous month.

18/12 Nissan's shares soar on news of potential tie-up with Honda

Japanese car makers Nissan and Honda have confirmed they are in discussion about closer collaboration but denied reports they are to merge.

13/12 The production break of the electric Fiat 500 is being extended for the third time

Two Maserati would also be made here, in the Turin factory.

13/12 Nissan looks to find a way to kick-start its money-losing business

Nissan last month said it was slashing 9,000 jobs, or about 6% of its global work force, and reducing global production capacity by 20% after reporting a quarterly loss of 9.3 billion yen (€58m).

13/12 Why you’re wrong about Chinese cars

COMMENT: Chinese cars aren’t just cheap – some of them are genuinely brilliant.

12/12 Porsche closes every third dealership in China

The Chinese are less and less interested in the previously high-prestige European brands, they are enthusiastic about their own products.

12/12 Nissan makes huge move to halt collapse

Nissan has announced a major reshuffle of its leadership team as the company battles to secure its future.

11/12 Morgan Stanley: The European car industry will overcome its difficulties next year

Analysts believe that the situation will improve if interest rates fall and new strategic alliances of European companies begin.

10/12 It has been revealed with which models BYD will start car production in Szeged at the end of 2025

At the end of 2025, the Chinese BYD will launch its car factory in Hungary with two models. The production of their small category model is delayed, they are first facing European manufacturers in the Golf category.

10/12 Another nail in Nissan’s coffin exposed

Besieged automotive giant Nissan has suffered yet another blow, with news it is set to axe a number of showrooms under its luxury division – Infiniti.

07/12 Major EV brands’ fail human rights

Automakers have come under scrutiny following the release of a report by Amnesty International, which exposes widespread human rights violations within the supply chains of electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers.

05/12 “Swabia will be the new Ruhr area” – researcher predicts the downfall of the German car industry

Transport transition expert Andreas Knie sees the end of the German car industry coming. “Germany needs to rethink its arrogant attitude,” says the political scientist.

04/12 Is this the end of legacy automakers?

Just last week, Nissan made headlines as the automaker faced potential closure within 12 to 14 months.

03/12 Automotive industry crisis consultation: Bavarian suppliers receive EUR 100 million in aid

The automotive industry summit in Bavaria ended with demands addressed to Berlin and Brussels.

02/12 Andrew Neil slams 'EV-obsessed' Germany - 'killing the car industry'

The veteran journalist and broadcaster unloaded on European governments over their 'obsession' with net zero.

02/12 Experts: the German car industry must become more productive

The European car industry is under pressure. In Germany, for example, Volkswagen plans to close several factories.

30/11 Stalling transformation: How the auto industry is getting back on the road to success

Advisors to Economics Minister Habeck make suggestions for a way out of the car crisis. One component plays a special role.

26/11 Mercedes is also forced to make serious cuts

It has not yet been announced what will follow: layoffs, wage cuts or plant closures.

21/11 The Ford clear-cutting is a bad omen for Germany's car manufacturers

Ford wants to cut 2,900 jobs in Germany. The fact that a car company is once again taking this step shows how deeply the industry is in crisis. Especially since Ford's location problems are concentrated like a magnifying glass. Politicians should take a close look at the case.

20/11 Volkswagen employees are taking a one-and-a-half billion euro wage cut to avoid layoffs

In parallel with the offer, they threatened to strike if there is still no reassuring commitment from the company to keep the jobs.

15/11 German economy crisis as government collapse has firms fearing for futures

Political instability in Germany has contributed to an economic climate that has left many businesses fearing the worst.

09/11 Samet's confrontation with Iran's stock market organization is not like any other country

Minister Samat says that cars are not offered on the stock exchange anywhere in the world, but the point is, in which country does the car have a fixed price, and worse than that, it is sold by methods such as lottery?

07/11 BMW's sales also fell more than the castle

At group level, their sales fell by 13 percent.

06/11 Scandal-hit car maker Toyota sees profits take a tumble

The maker of the Camry sedan and Lexus luxury models revealed that a production stoppage that followed a certification scandal and model recalls had dented sales.

03/11 VW and the crisis of the German car industry

Difficult times for the VW group: Declining profits, factory closures, critical negotiations with unions. What role does politics play?

03/11 From city tours to food delivery, how AI can change car travel

Several auto industry experts say the future of car travel in Europe is a range of personalised experiences that make the most of time in the car.

30/10 European tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles: All you need to know

EVs are the latest flash point in a broader trade dispute over Chinese government subsidies. The new levy concerns European car makers too.

30/10 Switching to EVs could cost German car industry 186,000 jobs by 2035

EV car production requires fewer employees overall than in the past, according to new report findings.

25/10 Nokia moment for the car manufacturers: “It will really crash and there will be a lot of losers”

BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen are missing out on two global megatrends and losing their top spot in the auto industry. In an interview with ntv, automotive expert Achim Kampker is convinced that the industry can turn things around. However, he warns of massive cuts.

24/10 Ji Krypton brings new species to the car industry without setting sales targets

Ji Krypton brings new species to the car industry without setting sales targets

18/10 For the first time in twenty years, automotive workers in Italy are holding a national strike

The reason behind the work stoppage is the illness of Stellantis.

18/10 Italian car workers go on strike as pressure mounts on Stellantis

Workers in Italy's troubled automotive sector are holding a national strike for the first time in 20 years.

18/10 Volvo's earnings slip as freight and construction activity slows

The Swedish manufacturer saw a drop in vehicle sales and is predicting little growth for 2025.

18/10 Shopping for an EV? This is what you need to bear in mind

In the first part of our new series, The Switch, we look at what you need to consider about buying an electric car before you start browsing vehicles.

14/10 Fact check: Is Europe's car industry in crisis?

The plight of Europe’s automotive sector — and its impact on the economy and jobs — has become a hot political topic. #EuroVerify

11/10 A dream shop named "Economic Car Imports"

One of the key words of the policymaker since the beginning of the liberalization of car imports was "imports of economical cars", but this promise has not been fulfilled until today and after more than 2 years have passed.

30/09 The record of car manufacturers in the first half of this year/ production and sales decreased

Examining the financial statements of major car manufacturers in the first half of this year indicates an 8% decrease in production and sales.

29/09 Celebrating 110 years of Maserati's iconic designs

To celebrate the 110th anniversary of Italian luxury sports car manufacturer Maserati, we look back at some of the most iconic designs the company has produced since 1914.

27/09 State of the Union: Zelenskyy's attempts to drum up new support

This edition of State of the Union focuses on the crucial visit of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the U.S., the latest economic forecast by the EBRD and attempts to support the struggling German car industry. #StateOfTheUnion

26/09 “What the green-led government is producing is almost like euthanasia for the automobile industry”

For the green-black government in the car state of Baden-Württemberg, one thing is certain: anyone who does not focus on “transformation” to e-mobility will “go under”. But customer interest is muted and car manufacturers are fearful. Calls for a change of course in the planned phase-out of combustion engines are becoming louder.

25/09 China tech ban could hit Australia hard

America’s proposed ban on connected vehicle technology by Chinese car companies would have a much greater impact in Australia than the U.S.

24/09 Habeck downplays his car summit - and deals it out against his coalition partner

Expectations were high for Economics Minister Robert Habeck's car summit. But in the end the crisis conference remains inconclusive. It remains unclear whether the industry can expect further support. Meanwhile, Habeck sends a tip to the Minister of Transport.

22/09 SPD is planning an exchange bonus for combustion cars

Anyone who swaps their combustion engine for a new electric car should receive 6,000 euros, while those who buy a used electric car should receive 3,000 euros - these are the SPD's plans for the summit with Green Party Minister Habeck on Monday, the media report.

18/09 Struggling Trump oddly claims nuclear war is biggest threat to car industry

Donald Trump rambled at a town hall in Flint, Michigan, alongside Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, and was asked what the biggest threat to the car industry was

13/09 The European automotive industry lobby has started to avoid huge environmental fines

The industry is in trouble and would cost billions of euros more if the strict targets are to be kept.

07/09 Can China force its cheap EVs into the West?

Chinese electric vehicles are about to become a much more common sight on Australian roads. Carmaker BYD has cut a deal with Uber. And its contractor drivers won’t want to say no.

04/09 An expert called Volkswagen's factory closure plan an industry wake-up call

A good era of 20-30 years has come to an end, he said.

02/08 Technology breakthrough from Turkey! Minister Kacır announced by saying 'Full support'

Minister of Industry and Technology Mehmet Fatih Kacır announced that full support will be provided for the participation of high school and above students, graduates and entrepreneurs in domestic and international scientific competitions and events in the fields they work.

22/07 Price reduction and failure of monopoly in the car market by importing high model cars in 2019

Tehran- IRNA- An automobile expert stated that the import of foreign cars will break the monopoly of the market, and said: After this action of the 13th government and the approval and notification of the regulations for the import of cars model 2019 and above, we are witnessing a decrease in prices and consumers welcome this issue. they did

19/07 Denmark regulates camper van tourism after clashes with locals

In Denmark, locals often complain that camper van tourists park en masse - sometimes blocking the views at beauty spots - and litter the environment. #EuropeNews

18/07 Croatia, Czechia and Hungary warm to electric vehicles

New registrations of electric cars in the EU dipped slightly in June, despite significant growth in Croatia, Czechia, and Hungary.

15/07 Renault in the driving seat as it looks to score motorists' abilities

French car manufacturer, Renault, plans to revolutionise the car industry with a "big frére" technology to score driving performance. The system will deduct points for speeding, tailgating, and crossing white lines.

11/07 The Orbán government would use the EU to correct its own goal as a battery manufacturer

The government published an 11-point package of 100 billion euros to support the e-car market, a large part of which would serve to ensure that Asian manufacturers establishing themselves in Hungary do well.

27/06 Aston Martin reveals new sports car inspired by racing star

Luxury British carmaker Aston Martin reveals its limited edition 'Valiant' model, saying it expects deliveries to start towards the end of the year.

20/06 Beef between Italian government and Fiat 500 maker turns personal

The ongoing dispute between Europe’s second-largest car manufacturer and the Italian government continues — this time, with the Fiat 500’s iconic status front and centre.

19/06 Ferrari's first electric car to cost at least half a million euros

Ferrari's first electric car will cost at least €500,000, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.

16/06 On the first day of the 16th China Automobile Blue Book Forum, 36 car industry celebrities talked about "imagination"

On the first day of the 16th China Automobile Blue Book Forum, 36 car industry celebrities talked about "imagination"

23/05 Electric dreams: Which cars are EU consumers buying?

Car registrations in the European Union grew by almost 14% year-on-year this April, with petrol vehicles losing market share.

15/05 Here is another spectacular Chinese car, the Avatr 07, which is a joint product of CATL and Huawei

It can mostly be a competitor to the Tesla Model Y.

09/05 “Will do a lot more harm than the other way around” – The BMW boss’s surprising China volte

Because China has been heavily subsidizing its auto industry for years, the EU wants to soon impose punitive tariffs on electric car imports despite low sales figures. But German companies are against it, even though the EU actually wants to help the industry. BMW boss Zipse now brings a surprising argument into play.

03/05 Record new car sales in Australia for April 2024

Australian car sales are in the fast lane, with the industry recording record figures for the month of April, and the first four months of a year.

25/04 European electric car makers fight to catch up in China

Volkswagen and other European giants risk falling behind in an industry where manufacturing and sales dynamics are changing with incredible speed.

25/04 We can't hesitate with autonomous driving like we did with electric

Let's propel the automotive industry into a future where autonomy is not just a possibility but a reality, Henrik Green writes.

19/04 Volkswagen's Chinese cars will be based on Chinese technology

This is how they try to stay competitive in the Far Eastern market.

18/04 Lei Jun gave a marketing lesson to the car industry, and car company bosses flocked to the live broadcast room

Lei Jun gave a marketing lesson to the car industry, and car company bosses flocked to the live broadcast room

16/04 From Corolla to Auris and back again: The 10 strangest name changes in the car industry

The Laguna became Talisman, the Toyota Corolla became Auris and Corolla again: ten examples of how manufacturers sometimes follow serpentine lines when naming models.

13/04 The Germans would rather not oppose the dumping of Chinese cars because they fear a backlash

Safeguard tariffs can backfire very quickly in a trade conflict situation, they say.

12/04 Aussie enthusiasts spend $10 billion on classic cars

Australian car lovers spend nearly $10 billion per year on classic vehicles.

12/04 "A car named Milano cannot be manufactured in Poland" - the new Alfa Romeo became a political issue

But if it is produced at home, it would cost 10,000 euros - almost HUF 4 million - more.

08/04 German industrial production picks up at fastest rate seen in a year

Factory output in Germany surpasses predictions for February, although a significant recovery seems far off.

04/04 Electrified vehicles push market to record levels

Australians bought a record number of new cars last month, flocking to hybrid and electric vehicles in a bid to avoid high fuel prices.

03/04 ‘Serious injury or death’: Huge Honda recall

Tens of thousands of Hondas are being recalled due to a fuel pump defect.

29/03 From phones to the electric car industry.. Xiaomi reveals its first industries

From phones to the electric car industry.. Xiaomi reveals its first industries

21/03 This Chinese electric car will not win a design award, but its capabilities are not bad

100 km/h in 3 seconds.

20/03 Joe Biden and Donald Trump Have Thoughts About Your Next Car

Get ready for the EV election.

20/03 broken promises; From limited car imports to the bankruptcy of car manufacturers

1402 was one of the prosperous years for the car industry and market of the country; This year, more than other years, we were involved in slogans and promises, but almost none of them were implemented!

19/03 British car industry defends 2,000% increase in sales to Azerbaijan

At the same time British car exports to Azerbaijan grew, so too did exports from Azerbaijan to Russia, according to figures.

12/03 Porsche revs up for intro to new models but puts brake on profit hopes

German car maker Porsche reveals details of new versions of favourite models due for release this year as it adds electric sports car into the mix.

10/03 Bold plan to save motorists up to $1800 a year

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has ramped up his sales pitch for proposed pollution caps on new vehicles, promising motorists living in outer suburban and regional areas could save up to $1800 a year in fewer trips to the bowser.

05/03 Tesla bounces back in new car sales race

Aussie motorists are making the switch to EVs, with battery-powered cars representing nearly 10 per cent of sales during a record month for the car industry.

03/03 Are Chinese manufacturers displacing German car manufacturers?

The influence of Chinese manufacturers is growing on the European market. BYD wants to soon build its own car dealerships in Germany. What does this mean for the German auto industry?

27/02 Flying car model unveiled at Mobile World Congress

A working model of a car that can fly at the Mobile World Congress tech show in Barcelona has sky-high ambitions.

27/02 Flying car model unveiled at Mobile World Congress

A working model of a car that can fly at the Mobile World Congress tech show in Barcelona has sky-high ambitions.

23/02 Exhaust gas manipulation in diesel cars: Federal Motor Transport Authority finds inadmissible switch-off device at BMW

According to the KBA, the emissions reduction in diesel BMWs of the type X3 was reduced in an inadmissible manner. In Germany, 33,000 vehicles are said to be affected.

21/02 Albo rubbishes ‘tradie tax’ claim

Anthony Albanese has denied tradies and grey nomads could soon be forced to give up their utes and caravans under a plan to overhaul the nation’s fuel efficiency standards.

20/02 The biggest rival Chinese battery manufacturers joined forces at the behest of the state

A kind of all-star joint venture is formed for an important purpose.

19/02 ‘Survive’: Top car CEO’s price hike warning

The boss of Mitsubishi Australia has warned carmakers may have no choice but to raise prices on some of the country’s most popular vehicles under the Albanese government’s proposed new emissions standards.

17/02 How much ute prices set to increase revealed

Australian motorists may be forced to pay as much as $13,000 extra for some of the country’s most popular cars under the Albanese government’s proposed new emissions standards.

15/02 Police won’t use this car ever again

The NSW Police Service has said goodbye to the last Australian-manufactured car in their police fleet.

13/02 Fears ute crackdown could kill Aussie dream

Australia’s war on gas guzzling utes in the name of reducing emissions may be putting another species on the endangered list — the grey nomad.

12/02 ‘This can’t go on’: Call for huge car crackdown

Australia’s obsession with giant trucks “can’t go on” if the country is serious about cutting emissions, according to one expert who has slammed the government’s “absurd” policy that incentivises large vehicles while taxing public transport.

10/02 Potent new SUV hits the mark

Cupra is slowly carving a niche in the local market as a brand that does things a little differently.

06/02 Electric car battery warning as fears grow over safety of second hand vehicles

A group of peers says the Government should do more to increase public confidence in electric vehicles amid concerns over batteries and "misinformation".

06/02 The cars Aussies are obsessed with

Australians continue to snap up new cars at a record rate, setting a new benchmark for vehicle deliveries in January.

04/02 Tradie tax claims ‘absolute rubbish’

Jim Chalmers has quashed claims tradies could soon face price hikes on utes under a plan to overhaul the nation’s fuel efficiency standards.

01/02 Employee perk ‘destroying people’s lives’

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31/01 Emmanuel Macron's bid to thwart EU trade deal sparks German car industry's fury

The EU-Mercosur trade agreement continues to be a point of contention in the Brussels bloc, reflecting broader challenges in navigating complex trade negotiations within the European Union.

30/01 Toyota ‘shaken’ by HiLux, LandCruiser engine issues

Diesel engine problems at Toyota have “shaken the very foundations of the company”, according to the manufacturer.

19/01 BMW to bring humanoid robots to South Carolina facility

The Spartanburg facility currently employs about 11,000 people.

19/01 The Chinese BYD also opposes the Range Rover and the Mercedes G-Class

The full-scale Chinese attack also targeted the European luxury car market.

10/01 Radical new Japanese cars on the way

Japanese car brands are starting to embrace electric vehicles.

04/01 Surprising car is Australia’s favourite

Australians bought more cars in 2023 than any other year to date. But some brands carved off a bigger slice of the record pie and others were left wanting more.

03/01 BYD pips Tesla as number one EV maker

Chinese car maker BYD has overtaken Tesla as the world’s number one electric vehicle company.

29/12 German auto industry: Will 2024 mark a turning point?

German car manufacturers are falling behind their competitors in e-mobility as the era of fossil-fuel-guzzling cars gradually draws to an end. Can companies adapt to the new challenges?

28/12 Tradie utes, American trucks under threat

Australia is set to overhaul its automotive landscape, potentially bidding farewell to the era of top-selling cars such as the Toyota HiLux ute, beloved SUVs, and colossal American pick-up trucks.

13/12 Why Australian drivers can’t trust fuel efficiency claims

The car industry is celebrating a High Court ruling that found unrealistic fuel economy claims made by automotive dealers and manufacturers do not breach Australian consumer law.

13/12 The EU is set to adopt weak rules against pollution from road traffic

Air pollution from cars is a silent killer in Europe. So why are emissions standards being weakened?

06/12 EU set to push back major new post-Brexit tax in boost for car industry

This post-Brexit tariff had been agreed by the UK and the EU in 2020, before the pandemic struck.

05/12 Game-changing electric vehicle development unveiled in Detroit

Detroit, the home of the US car industry, has opened a stretch of road that wirelessly charges electric vehicles.

04/12 BYD Seal: Tesla competitor launches with sharp price

Chinese car maker BYD has launched the next stage of its campaign to unseat Tesla as the number one EV brand in Australia, delivering its first Seal sedan at a newly opened service facility in Mascot, Sydney.

01/12 Now Lamborghini will be a truly dream workplace, they will switch to a four-day work week

It's not like the company is in trouble.

30/11 The best new cars of this year revealed

Green power dominates the 2023 News Corp Australia Car of the Year award.

28/11 Volkswagen boss admits: "We're not competitive enough"

In order to reduce costs and improve profitability, staff reductions may take place at the brand.

08/11 Renault and Nissan get green light to launch new alliance

Car makers Renault Group and Nissan have launched a new form of their alliance, after regulatory authorities gave them the go ahead.

26/10 Autoworkers reach deal with Ford, a breakthrough toward ending strikes against Detroit automakers

The United Auto Workers union said on Wednesday it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford that could be a breakthrough toward ending the nearly 6-week-old strikes against Detroit automakers. View on euronews

26/10 Autoworkers reach deal with Ford in step towards ending strikes

The United Auto Workers union said on Wednesday it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford that could be a breakthrough toward ending the nearly 6-week-old strikes against Detroit automakers.

20/10 EU car sales rise for 14th consecutive month, mostly thanks to EVs

New car registrations increased by 9.2% last month, reaching 861,000 units, more than half of which were electric and hybrid vehicles.

16/10 Electric car prices could skyrocket if Sunak doesn't strike new Brexit deal

Earlier this year, Rishi Sunak delayed the UK's ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars to 2035.

29/09 State of the Union: EU-China trade talks and interest rates to stay put

The European Commissioner for Trade was in Beijing to temper fears of an all out trade war between the two sides. View on euronews

29/09 State of the Union: EU-China trade talks & interest rates to stay put

The European Commissioner for Trade was in Beijing to temper fears of an all out trade war between the two sides. #EuropeNews

27/09 'Stick with it,' Biden urges striking auto workers in picket line visi

The White House said Biden was the first modern president to visit a picket line, a sign of how far he’s willing to go to cultivate union support as he runs for reelection.

25/09 EU countries agree on watered-down car emissions proposal

The Euro7 regulation, as it is known, is intended to limit emissions from vehicles, following on from the current Euro6. #EuropeNews

20/09 UK backtracks on net zero environmental policies

The UK will soften policies aimed at achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and instead pursue a “pragmatic” approach to hitting the target, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday.

19/09 Brexit Britain could help China as EU prepares for trade war, says car expert

As the EU considers restricting Chinese electric vehicle sales, the UK may find itself unintentionally supporting Chinese dominance in the EV market.

13/09 Brexit Britain leaps over France in world's largest manufacturer list

Recent GDP growth was buoyed by the manufacturing sector as it remains the "engine of the economy", according to the sector's trade association.

07/09 Crackdown on dodgy used car dealers

Shonky used car dealers will face increased jail time and massive new fines in a bid to crack down on the dodgy practices plaguing one’s state industry.

25/08 New cut-price Toyota LandCruiser rival

Chinese car brands are on a roll at the moment, as more and more buyers are seduced by the value for money they offer.

25/08 ‘Pressure’: Sign Aussie dollar is doomed

When the RBA hands down its decision on interest rates on the first Tuesday of every month (excluding January), it is sometimes perceived as an all-powerful organisation handing down its judgement from on high to the rest of us.

30/05 France opens first EV battery plant in 'reindustrialisation' push

The "gigafactory" in northern France will be among the first plants in Europe to make batteries for electric cars, a sector traditionally dominated by China.

13/05 Windows shopping: Benz allows customers to ‘kick tyres’ from home

Mercedes-Benz has introduced a “Digital Showroom” for shoppers to avoid visiting bricks and mortar car dealerships.

10/05 Albo puts Defence on notice over budget

Anthony Albanese says Defence won’t be allowed to waste its massive budget under Labor, after Tuesday’s budget revealed a $19bn spend over the next four years.

24/04 Vintage car enthusiasts show off their retro rides in Romania

Classic car collectors and restorers convened in the western city of Timisoara for the 23rd edition of the Motor Retro Parade festival.

29/03 UK's net zero ban on petrol cars in chaos after EU backtracks

Germany and the European Union announced on Saturday they have reached an agreement in their dispute over the future of cars with combustion engines.

25/03 Germany, EU reach agreement in combustion engine row

Berlin and the EU have reached an agreement in their dispute over the future of cars with combustion engines.

24/03 Popular car maker issues recall over killer button batteries

Potentially deadly button batteries hidden inside car keys have sparked a recall of almost 7500 cars sold by Mitsubishi.

16/02 Budget car brand returns after long break

Chinese brand Chery is back in Australia.

02/02 VW Tiguan Monochrome review

Covid, it seems, is the gift that keeps on giving.

31/01 European carmakers urge leaders to match ambitions with other regions

The US is subsidising electric vehicle producers through its Inflation Reduction Act. #EuropeNews

30/01 Electric Suzuki Jimny confirmed

An Australian favourite is going electric.

30/01 Automakers Renault, Nissan to make cross-shareholdings equal

Nissan and Renault have agreed to equalise the stakes they hold in each other, both sides said Monday, ironing out a source of conflict in the Japan-French auto alliance.

24/01 Massive midlife change for Polestar 2 electric car

Redesigned alloy wheels, subtly reworked bumpers or perhaps some new paint.

18/01 The circular economy: A €4.1 trillion opportunity?

We talk to the people and players who believe the circular economy is a way to create sustainable growth and also generate profit. #TheExchange

16/01 Putin’s secret weapon to strangle Europe has fizzled

Vladimir Putin’s secret weapon has fizzed. He turned off the taps. He blew up his own pipelines. But gas prices in midwinter Europe have fallen to pre-war levels.

09/01 Flying cars and karaoke: The best cars and auto tech at CES 2023

Would you invest in a solar-powered set of wheels? It's just one idea that revved up the crowds at this year's CES in Las Vegas.

01/01 Inside Pele’s personal life — three wives, six kids and more he didn’t ‘publicly recognise’

When Pelé ended his legendary, game-changing soccer career in 1977, he went out with a special rallying cry.