Vincent Cobee, a veteran Renault-Nissan executive, will head Citroen while Beatrice Foucher, a former Renault product director, will lead PSA's DS upscale brand.

The resignation of Seat boss Luca de Meo comes amid reports that he has been offered the CEO job at Renault.

The French supplier set new financial targets while promising 12 technological platforms with the goal of boosting profits and improving its competitive edge.

Renault has appointed veteran executive Xavier Martinet as head of global marketing, replacing Francois Renard, who is quitting the automaker after just over a year. Renard is one of a number of high-level departures from the automaker.

The CEO says the merger of the two companies will benefit both by allowing them to face the challenges ahead together.

PSA CEO Carlos Tavares is dreaming bigger after turning around Opel, aiming to merge PSA with Fiat Chrysler. He spoke with Automotive News Europe about the road ahead.

Carlos Tavares, Automotive News' 2019 Industry Leader of the Year, has turned around the fortunes of PSA and Opel and is poised to become leader of the world's fourth-largest car company.

As the powertrain specialist moves away from diesels it has explored new ways of cutting emissions with more efficient gasoline engines, as Harry Husted, the supplier’s head of product, electrification and electronics, explained to Automotive News Europe.

PSA said it will continue to sell its struggling DS upscale brand in China, although it is ending a joint venture with Changan that builds DS cars for the local market.

An FCA-PSA merger would have a deep impact across the pond, combining r&d, sharing platforms and challenging VW.

PSA CEO Carlos Tavares would lead the combined company as CEO, while FCA Chairman John Elkann would assume the same role at the new company, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. PSA’s board is holding an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.

The route between Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris and La Defense, a huge business district west of the city, is regarded as ideal for shared, self-driving cars that would add to train, taxi and bus transportation options.

With Thierry Bollore's ouster at Renault and new leaders taking the helm at Nissan, Carlos Ghosn's imprint on the alliance is quickly disappearing.

It took just three days to topple Renault CEO Thierry Bollore, giving the automaker and its estranged partner, Nissan, a clean sheet to ponder how to revive trust in their alliance and redistribute the balance of power.