New Saab owners National Electric Vehicle Sweden(NEVS) has revealed plans to make an electric version of the 9-3 using technology from Japan.
Fiat Professional is looking to pair more of its van dealer network with Iveco and DAF truck dealers which will mean some car dealers will lose the commercial franchise.
Staff at Ford’s production sites in Dagenham, Bridgend, Halewood and Southampton are staging a 24-hour strike today in dispute over pay and pensions.
Kia has refreshed its Sorento SUV for 2013 but insists it has implemented changes driven by customer feedback rather than “just a cosmetic exercise”.
Mitsubishi will reveal its Outlander plug-in hybrid at the Paris Motor Show in September ahead of its UK launch next year.
The flood of product from Chinese manufacturers might be more like a trickle in the UK at the moment, but dealers are still confident they will become as well established as Korean brands.
Launching a new premium car brand in Europe in 2008 was viewed by many as Mission Impossible.
Administrators for Swedish brand Saab has found a buyer for what remains of the business and is due to reveal more details later today.
Renault chief operating officer Carlos Tavares has called on European governments to reintroduce scrappage schemes or “other market subsidies” to boost car demand.
Carlos Ghosn, Nissan and Renault chairman and chief executive, is expecting “three to four more years of stagnation” in the European automotive sector.
Lexus has re-thought its plans to sell only hybrid versions of its models in Europe.
Saab GB administrators Howes Percival has removed the 14-day debt recovery deadline for former dealers of the Swedish brand.
UK vehicle manufacturers have set a target to produce 2 million units a year by 2015.
BMW boss Ian Robertson has announced that new generation three-cylinder petrol engines for the future BMW i8 plug-in hybrid sports car will be produced exclusively at the BMW engine plant at Hams Hall, near Birmingham.
The June issue of AMe is now live, featuring fresh new content separate to the magazine edition.
Land Rover has appointed Ken Forbes to the new position of marketing director for Jaguar Cars UK. He will be at his new desk from this morning (Monday 11 June).
Vauxhall’s new Mokka compact SUV will be priced between £16,995 and £23,490 when it reaches showrooms in November.
Mercedes-Benz has created a new SLS AMG GT built specifically for the track.
Alfa Romeo is offering buyers of a specific model of its Giulietta an additional £500 above the CAP or Glass’s Guide trade-in valuation on their old car this month.
Skoda has launched a big marketing push behind its new Citigo with a multi-million pound campaign which includes a series of 30-second TV commercials.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars held a ‘dine on the line’ event at its Goodwood factory for 100 customers.
All the latest images of the new Chrysler 300C.
Jaguar has topped the J.D. Power and Associates/What Car? 2012 UK Vehicle Ownership Satisfaction Study knocking Lexus into second place for the first time in 11-years.
Ford is addressing the skills gap in its commercial vehicle network with one-on-one skill needs assessments as many of its experienced sales executives approach retirement age.
Isuzu is looking to lead the pick-up market before the end of 2015 with its new D-Max model which will go on sale in June.
