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Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Chairman Li Shufu indicated talks to buy Ford's Volvo car unit had hit a snag due to problems at Ford Motor Co. "If the deal fails, the probl ...
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- McLaren unveils supercar to take on Ferrari | March 19 06:01 CET
- Mitsubishi boss defends decision not to deepen PSA ties | March 19 12:46 CET
- TRW CEO sees 'tough year' for Europe | March 19 06:01 CET
- Valeo to sell non-core assets in France, UK, U.S. and China | March 19 10:16 CET
- Nissan will build the Leaf electric car in UK | March 18 06:01 CET | UPDATED: March 18 11:33 CET
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Emissions, capacity, collaboration examined at gathering in Spain
I invite you to join us at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Bilbao, Spain, on June 22-23.The theme of this year's Congress is "Solutions After a Crisis: Navigating Out of a European Downturn."
It will feature a lineup full of pan-European industry leaders.
Joining us in Bilbao will be: Nick Reilly, CEO of Opel; John Fleming, CEO of Ford of Europe; Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker; Ian Robertson, sales and marketing chief at BMW; Burkhard Goeschel, chief technical officer for powertrains at Magna International; Bill Kozyra, CEO of TI Automotive; and Arndt Ellinghorst, head of automotive research at Credit Suisse in London.... Read More »
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Mini E gets its power from Taiwanese battery maker
2:00 pm U.S. ET | March 21
The Mini E, a two-seat full-electric variant of the iconic subcompact from BMW AG, is powered by a lithium-ion battery from E-One Moli Energy Corp of Taiwan. The rechargeable battery has 5,088 cells that can store up to 35 kilowatt hours (kWh) of energy.... Read More »
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BMW to make 1.5M units of new modular engine a year
March 21 18:00 CET
BMW is developing a new family of modular gasoline and diesel engines – including the company's first three-cylinder unit – that will power up to 1.5 million of the automaker's cars a year, CEO Norbert Reithofer said.... Read More »
- Toyota's Feb. sales hit by Europe recall
- Europe car output slowdown starts
- Bosch aims to double sales at its auto division
- Auto industry leaders in Russia eye brighter future
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- Germany to consider GM bid for state aid -- Leading German politicians will consider GM's bid for 1B euros in state aid from Germany to help finance a major restructuring of Opel/Vauxhall. GM is seeking 1.8B from European countries with Opel/Vauxhall plants. So far the UK has pledged 300M. -- March 24
- Fiat could discuss auto spinoff -- Fiat S.p.A. could discuss merging Fiat auto activities with those of Chrysler when it presents a five-year strategic plan. The move would be part of a plan to spin off automotive from the rest of the group's industrial activities to unlock value for the company. -- April 21
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