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Europe sales were flat in April, but Chinese brands and EVs reshaped the market

Chinese automakers BYD, Chery and SAIC were sales winners in Europe in April, at the expense of European, Japanese and South Korean companies.

Automotive News Europe Congress panel: A Bumpy Road to Electrification

A panel discussion, "A Bumpy Road to Electrification," will feature speakers from automakers, battery companies, trade groups and data providers at the Automotive News Europe Congress on June 11-12 in Turin.

Renault Clio wins April sales race; Tesla Model Y falls out of top 50

The Clio ended the Dacia Sandero's three-month streak as Europe's bestselling car. The VW Tiguan was No. 3, while the Toyota Yaris Cross got a big sales boost.

MG seeks to align European marketing message amid sales boom

MG, one of Europe's fastest-growing brands, aims to align its marketing across the region.

Chery strives to become Europe’s top-selling Chinese automaker

Chery will have more brands – Chery, Omoda, Jaecoo, Exlantix, Lepas, Jetour and iCaur – on sale in Europe than Renault Group and BMW Group combined by next year.

VW Group dominates Europe’s April EV sales as Tesla loses more ground

The Skoda Elroq was the bestselling EV for the month, followed by the Volkswagen ID3, ID7 and ID4. The Tesla Model Y fell to 10th place.

Tesla sticks to German plant expansion despite sales slump

Tesla is sticking to its plan to double output at its plant in Germany and further expand its logistics and battery-making capabilities, a company executive said.

Hear how AI is reshaping retail, manufacturing and self driving at the Automotive News Europe Congress

Executives from robotics, software and autonomous driving companies will discuss the role of AI in a panel discussion at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Turin in June.

Nissan’s U.K. factory is safe from company’s latest plant closures

Nissan's only European factory is not part of CEO Ivan Espinosa's plan to close seven plants globally. New electrified models will be added at the plant in Sunderland, England, he said.

Jaguar Land Rover will end own-brand China production in reset of Chinese business

Jaguar Land Rover aims to turn around its Chinese business with the new Freelander brand that will use Chery technology.

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