Porsche adds sporty 'coupe' to Cayenne lineup

Volvo expects its margins on electric cars to match those of vehicles with combustion engines by 2025, CEO Hakan Samuelsson says.

Carlos Ghosn intervened to change Nissan's choice of a sales partner in India in an episode that was a defining moment for some managers inside Nissan, leading them to question the agenda of their leader who was admired until then for saving the automaker from  the brink of bankruptcy, sources told Reuters.

Automakers that had planned downtime for their UK factories in April now face new disruption if Britain's departure from the EU is delayed.

ZF expects the investment to strengthen its position in the growth markets of mobility services, autonomous transportation systems and shared self-driving vehicles.

After weaker profitability last year, Skoda wants to restore its luster with a product offensive and a revamp in China, its biggest market.

Ford is moving production of the Transit Connect van for North American markets to Mexico from Spain as part of a manufacturing reorganization.

China's Geely Automobile posted an 18 percent jump in annual profit, driven by higher sales of its sedans and SUVs, but forecast flat sales growth in 2019 due to uncertainty about domestic demand.

Volkswagen's labor leaders are asking for concessions on planned job cuts to avoid a confrontation that would "paralyze the company for months," a German news magazine said.

Volvo plans to add cameras and sensors in its next-generation cars that will detect drunk or distracted drivers and intervene to prevent accidents.

Trevor Mann, Mitsubishi's departing chief operating officer, expected to be preparing to take a newly created chief officer-level position within the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance. That all changed after Carlos Ghosn's arrest in Japan.