Author: Automotive News Feed

Most of what’s in the trilateral USMCA was already accomplished in the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement with 11 other nations.

Daimler is working with Geely, its biggest investor, to start ride-hailing and car-sharing services in China, taking on industry leader Didi Chuxing on its home turf, Bloomberg reported.

Liam Butterworth, who stepped down as head of Delphi last week, has been named CEO of the automotive division of Melrose Industries.

Liam Butterworth, who stepped down as head of Delphi last week, has been named CEO of the automotive division of Melrose Industries.

Liam Butterworth, who stepped down as head of Delphi last week, has been named CEO of the automotive division of Melrose Industries.

Europe’s premium compact SUV category is experiencing a breakthrough year in terms of sales as new models from Volvo, Jaguar and BMW help drive customers into the segment.

EU environment ministers will seek a compromise over how tough to be on curbing CO2 emissions from cars and vans, with Germany warning that too tough targets could harm industry and cost jobs.

Deliveries of the Lux A2.0 sedan and Lux SA2.0 SUV, both based on modified BMW platforms, will start June 2019, VinFast said, with exports starting in 2020.

One of the major debuts at the 2018 Paris auto show was the redesigned 2019 BMW 3 series. The seventh-generation luxury compact sport sedan is longer, wider and taller than the current model.

Russian new-car sales rose 6 percent in September as consumers moved to purchase vehicles ahead of a planned tax rise.