Renault-Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn has been appointed as the president of the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA).
Mazda Motor Corporation’s chairman Takashi Yamanouchi will retire after 47 years in the role.
Manufacturers and larger dealer groups have signed up to a new Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) management standard which will reduce the amount of replication in training across the industry.
Ferrari will continue to cap its production volumes and introduce a new model or edition every year up to 2018.
AM sister title CAR magazine has reviewed Ferrari's new £1.2 million hybrid hypercar, the LeFerrari.
BMW is marking the 30th anniversary of the M5 with a limited edition run of 300 models which will be the most powerful production car the brand has offered in the UK with 591bhp on offer.
Maserati has confirmed that its Alfieri concept car will go on sale and will help the brand rival the Porsche 911 and Jaguar F-Type.
Alfa Romeo is expected to grow its global volumes by 440% over the next five years with the launch of eight models covering most segments of the market.
Chrysler will have to increase its global volumes by almost 130% over the next five years to meet Fiat Chrysler Automobile’s (FCA) plans to recover to pre-recessionary levels.
Linda Jackson, managing director Citroën UK & Ireland, has been made the global head of Citroen.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is planning to double Jeep sales from 732,000 to 1.9 million in in less than five years with new model launches and a 28% increase in global dealer representation.
Suzuki GB has become an official title partner to the MK Dons football club.
Fiat has detailed its model plans for the next five years which it hopes will help it maintain its market share in Europe over the next five years.
Skoda UK has launched its accessories portal online where customers can buy optional extras for models in its range.
Ford Motor Company president and chief executive Alan Mulally will retire on July 1, and be replaced by current chief operating officer Mark Fields.
The Peugeot 108 will launch in the UK on July 1 with four equipment grades, CO2 emissions from 88g/km and prices starting at £8,245.
Ford has reduced the prices of selected parts for Transit and Transit Connect models that are more than four years old by up to 58%.
BT has ordered 242 additional vehicles from Vauxhall following its order of 692 vehicles the manufacturer supplied to the communications company in 2013.
Lotus’ parent company DRB-HICOM Group has appointed Jean-Marc Gales as its new chief executive.
Nissan’s chief planning officer, Dr Andy Palmer, was appointed the Companion of The Order of St. Michael and St. George (CMG) by Princess Anne, the Princess Royal at Buckingham Palace today.
Details of Peugeot's new 108 have been released today.
Nissan has announced pricing and specifications for the new Juke and X-Trail.
Honda (UK) has introduced reduced monthly pay plans, zero per cent APR and an optional fixed-price five year care package on the updated Civic hatchback.
Volkswagen dealers are offering drivers a summer health check.
Trident, the British sports car brand, has launched its new flagship Iceni diesel sports car which has a top speed of over 190mph and the ability to run for 2,000 miles on a single tank of mineral or bio-diesel.
