General Motors’ European department Opel is losing its top executive just as it plans to be acquired by France’s PSA Group, a move that could see the former Volkswagen manager
General Motors’ European department Opel is losing its top executive just as it plans to be acquired by France’s PSA Group, a move that could see the former Volkswagen manager
Battery maker LG Chem Ltd rejected a media report that it has signed a 7 trillion won ($6.20 billion) deal to provide electric vehicle batteries for Volkswagen. The DongA Ilbo
The German Transport Ministry has asked the KBA watchdog firm to analyze the emissions of automaker Porsche, a ministry representative stated on Monday following a vital media report. German newsmagazine
As legal battles continues to surround Uber’s Otto, Volvo has silently made progress in developing self-driving trucks. It just recently revealed an autonomous garbage truck, and now has a autonomous
Diesel models of Volkswagen’s sports automaker Porsche have much higher emissions than is lawfully allowed, German weekly Der Spiegel reported, mentioning test results. The publication asked German test institute TUV
The CEO General Motors’ European subsidiary Opel, Karl-Thomas Neumann, prepares to resign as GM prepares to sell the company to France’s PSA Group, Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung (FAS) reported on Saturday.
British high-end automaker Aston Martin contacted political leaders to quickly offer rapid reassurances to company so they can keep investing after a snap election provided no political party a total
Now that PSA is taking control of Vauxhall from the General Motors, it’s anybody’s guess exactly what the future holds for the brand. What we do understand though is that
Opel, the European subsidiary of General Motors, stated its sale to France’s PSA Group could be finished as early as July 31, pending regulatory approval from antitrust authorities. In March,
Volkswagen’s U.S. unit stated it is naming a former Hyundai Motor executive, Derrick Hatami, to lead its sales and marketing operation. Derrick Hatami is joining Volkswagen US as executive vice






