The escalating tensions come as Europe’s automotive sector faces mounting challenges, including weakening demand, high labor costs, and slower-than-expected adoption of electric vehicles.

Stellantis confirmed that the first plant is slated to open in early 2025, with the second facility following in 2027.

The license also represents Baidu’s first known permission to test autonomous vehicles outside mainland China.

The strikes escalate tensions between Volkswagen and its workforce as the company faces criticism over proposed layoffs, pay reductions, and potential plant closures.

Hyundai Motor has announced a substantial recall of 226,118 vehicles in the United States, responding to critical safety concerns regarding the potential failure of rear …

Stellantis has announced a comprehensive production halt at its iconic Mirafiori plant in Turin, Italy, reflecting the ongoing challenges facing the electric vehicle (EV) market …

Nissan argued that its braking systems varied across models and that software upgrades resolved the issue for some vehicles, further complicating any claims of a …

In a critical moment for clean energy policy, top utility executives are mounting a robust defence of the Inflation Reduction Act’s (IRA) tax credits, urging …

Millions of British households are bracing for increased energy expenses in January, following Ofgem’s announcement of a 1.2% rise in the domestic energy price cap, …

Oil prices are poised for a significant weekly gain of 5%, the strongest uptick since late September, as geopolitical tensions and strategic market shifts drive …