The Mexican unit of Volkswagen will restart production of its Tiguan sports utility vehicle on Monday evening, the company said on Sunday, after gas shortages
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Volkswagen will suspend some production in Mexico on Thursday and Friday because of a limited natural gas supply in the country, the company’s Mexico unit
Daimler AG unit Torc Robotics said on Wednesday it has picked Amazon’s cloud computing division for handling a huge amount of data in real-time as
German automaker Daimler AG’s U.S. unit Mercedes-Benz USA said Saturday it is recalling 1.29 million vehicles sold since 2016 as the software may fail to
Volkswagen on Thursday said it will use Microsoft’s cloud computing services to help it streamline its software development efforts for self-driving vehicles. Volkswagen, which owns
Volkswagen is carrying out a feasibility study in China about flying cars, Europe’s biggest automaker said on Tuesday, joining an increasing number of companies looking
German automaker Daimler said on Wednesday it prepares to spin off Daimler Truck, the world’s largest truck and bus maker, as it seeks to boost
Volkswagen is looking into purchasing chip supplies directly from manufacturers, according to a company executive, as automakers fight a global semiconductor shortage. “We are thinking
US President Joe Biden has said he wants to replace vehicles in the current government fleet with electric vehicles that are made by Americans in
Japanese automaker Toyota Motor overtook Germany’s Volkswagen in vehicle sales last year, regaining pole position as the world’s best selling automaker for the first time
Jaguar Land Rover appointed its creative boss to the board of management on Wednesday to help redefine the automaker’s brand as it reviews its plans
Volkswagen AG and a Robert Bosch LLC on Tuesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to undo a lower-court ruling that said two counties could seek
The European Union has approved a plan that includes providing state aid to Tesla, BMW, and others for supporting the production of electric vehicle batteries,
A Spanish court has ordered German automaker Volkswagen to pay 16.3 million euros ($19.8 million) in compensation to people in Spain who purchased cars with
Volkswagen faces a fine of over 100 million euros ($121 million) for missing EU targets on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from its 2020 passenger car
