Toyota chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada challenged carmakers on Monday to step up sales of hybrids in the United States, calling them “a long bridge” to future vehicles.
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Fiat boss Sergio Marchionne’s decision to push ahead with a Chrysler IPO he does not want has raised the stakes in a buyout dispute with the US carmaker’s minority shareholder - as well as for his...
Chrysler Group filed paperwork on Monday for an initial public offering of up to US$100 million, an action that could slow majority owner Fiat’s plans to take full ownership of the US automaker....
General Motors said on Monday it would buy back just under half of its preferred shares held by the United Auto Workers healthcare trust for about US$3.2 billion, essentially cutting company costs...
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Buick customers in the United States and China could see more European design and engineering in an expanded range of new models by 2020, as General Motors more closely integrates global product...
A year after their China sales were battered by protests in a territorial dispute, Japan’s big automakers are finding it tough to bounce back in the world’s biggest market.
As automakers race to make cheaper electric cars with greater battery range, General Motors is working on one that can go 200 miles (320 kilometres) per charge at a cost of about US$30,000, a top...
Chrysler plans to file documents this month that would allow its minority investor to sell shares in a stock market listing, a process that will slow Italian carmaker Fiat’s plans to take full...
Multimillion-dollar supercars are a common sight on Hong Kong’s congested roads. Mark Sharp looks at some of the rarest sets of wheels in town. Pictures by Daryl Chapman.
The United Auto Workers would like Volkswagen to voluntarily recognise the US union as the best choice to represent the German automaker’s workers at its Tennessee plant, the union’s president...
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