VW Group brands prepare for listing as training exercise, report says

The supplier aims to develop and produce a new generation of hydrogen tanks, both gaseous and liquid, by the end of 2027, at a site in eastern France.

The executives chosen as 2022 Automotive News Europe Eurostars set themselves apart by exceeding expectations in a year marked by conflict, supply issues and rising costs. Denis Le Vot, executive vice president and CEO of Dacia, is this year's Eurostar winner for Car Division CEO.

The EV maker said "it is becoming increasingly challenging to secure vehicle transportation capacity and at a reasonable cost," but some analysts were also concerned about demand for high-ticket items due to the weakening global economy.

British electric-vehicle startup Arrival's shares surged after it said it's in talks to raise capital to build and sell its products in the U.S.

A trade deal that puts India in a competitive situation or gives it an advantage over other markets where Mercedes produces cars would "definitely help," Mercedes' India chief, Martin Schwenk, said.

The case was brought by hedge funds seeking damages they say they incurred during Porsche’s failed takeover of VW Group more than a decade ago.

Former Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson said in the summer of 2021 that the automaker's replacement for the XC90 would have a name that deviated from its longtime use of letter and number combinations. His successor had other plans.

Mitsubishi is targeting annual sales of 130,000 vehicles in Europe by 2024 with help from alliance partner Renault.

The Polestar 3 is expected to reach 24,000 sales globally next year, increasing to 67,000 in 2024 and 77,000 in 2025.

Maximilian Missoni, head of design at Polestar, is this year's Eurostar winner for Design (Multiple Models).