Geneva Auto Show Geneva show attendance dwindles as virus woes spread As auto companies cut back on the number of executives attending the annual trade fair because of health concerns, the show's organizer said it is awaiting official guidance on whether public events should be canceled. Automakers Aston Martin's pivotal SUV launch hinges on 'Chinese' prayer Suppliers Denso could halt some production at Spanish plant on coronavirus shortages Automakers UK car industry seeks support, free-trade Brexit deal, as output falls Suppliers Fiat Chrysler wins waiver to retrieve parts from virus-hit supplier Automakers Polestar CEO calls out industry, gov’t, consumers for slow EV pace Automakers GM autonomous vehicle cleared for testing Automakers Farley says Ford faces sense of urgency similar to financial crisis Automakers Profits jump at PSA ahead of Fiat Chrysler merger Automakers Ford expands electric scooter unit to Germany Germany legalized the use of scooters on roads and bicycle paths in May, spurring a race among European and U.S. startups to roll out products in Europe’s biggest economy. Geneva Auto Show Ferrari, Brembo CEOs will not attend press events at Geneva auto show The coronavirus outbreak in Italy, where 12 people have died, is disrupting auto companies' plans for the annual trade fair. Automakers Aston Martin's finance boss to leave as losses deepen The automaker predicted a decline in first-half revenue and said the market launch of its crucial DBX SUV was subject to any impact on the supply chain from the coronavirus outbreak. Geneva Auto Show Geneva auto show to take place as planned despite virus fears The automotive trade fair is slated to begin next week and organizers have asked exhibitors from coronavirus-infected areas to check staff for symptoms before arriving in Switzerland. Automakers Tavares sees no hurdles to PSA-FCA merger Two areas of potential antitrust concern are PSA's large share of Europe's light-commercial vehicle market and Fiat's dominance of minicars in Italy, but Tavares said there had not yet been any feedback from regulators. Automakers Toyota says Japan plants may be affected by virus-related supply issues Supply chain issues linked to coronavirus could hit the automaker's domestic plants, which are responsible for nearly half of Toyota's global production. Automakers Toyota invests $400 million in Pony.ai to deepen driverless pact Pony.ai, which is focusing on achieving Level 4 autonomy, is expected to use the funding to support its robotaxi operations. Automakers Fiat Chrysler flags coronavirus as risk to business The coronavirus outbreak could have an adverse effect on the automaker's results, FCA said in its annual report. Fiat Chrysler says coronavirus outbreak hasn't halted Italian production Geneva Auto Show With new models, Cupra aims for big revenue boost The high-performance brand of VW Group's Seat subsidiary is counting on the Formentor SUV and Cupra Leon to help it reach 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) in revenue. Automakers Fiat Chrysler CEO Manley received $14.45 million in 2019 compensation Manley's base salary was $1.56 million but a bonus and long-term incentives boosted his earnings. Load More Monthly E-Magazine View latest issue See our archive Talk from the Top 2019 View issue SEE OUR ARCHIVE Sign up for free newsletters Europe Breaking News Alerts (as needed) Europe Daily Summary (weekdays) Europe E-Magazine (monthly) Automotive News China Newsletter (twice weekly) EMAIL ADDRESS Please enter a valid email address. Please enter your email address. Please select at least one newsletter to subscribe. You can unsubscribe at any time through links in these emails. For more information, see our Privacy Policy.
