Author: Automotive News Feed

BMW will team up with Northvolt, which is building Europe’s largest battery factory in Sweden, and Belgium’s Umicore to develop a process for electric car batteries to be recycled.

Germany’s Transport Ministry will order the recall of about 100,000 Opel vehicles as part of an emissions probe.

Germany’s Transport Ministry will order the recall of about 100,000 Opel vehicles as part of an diesel- emissions probe. The Opel Cascada, Insignia and Zafira models will be affected.

German prosecutors searched Opel’s operations in Ruesselsheim and Kaiserslautern on Monday as part of a probe into possible diesel-emissions cheating.

Porsche plans to switch to full-electric powertrains in its sedans and SUVs #8211; and possibly even its entry 718 sports cars #8211; over the next decade, the automaker’s finance chief said.

Nissan, which operates the UK’s biggest car factory, has delayed the start of pay talks with its staff in the country until the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU become clearer. Nissan was due to start negotiating with its workforce this autumn.

Porsche could be worth a fortune if listed with its sibling VW Group ultraluxury brands, finance chief Lutz Meschke said.

Europeans still are showing some love to wagons and hatchbacks even as sales of crossovers and SUVs boom, just as in the U.S. While these models won’t be arriving stateside, they attracted attention (and some wishful thinking from U.S.

La elevación de los precios de transacción y las tasas de interés tienen preocupados a los analistas y concesionarios en EEUU el sentido de que los consumidores pueden llegar a un punto crítico.

Acura Turnersville near Philadelphia is ensuring employees reach their potential by helping them develop career paths. The Penske Automotive Group store provides training and mentoring to help staff succeed within the organization.