Peter Sigal

Stellantis is backing Lyten, a Silicon Valley startup that employs 3-D graphene, a 'supermaterial,' to create smaller, more dense lithium-sulfur EV batteries.

Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Kallenius says he sees no disconnect between selling luxury cars as well as commercial vans, following the spinoff of Daimler's heavy trucks business at the end of 2021.

Renault has re-imagined the Espace, Europe's first minivan, as an SUV, signaling the demise of an iconic segment.

Renault will call its new flagship model the Rafale, a name that reflects past and present high-speed planes.

Stellantis will pay $163 million to Faurecia as part of the deal for a share of Symbio, a hydrogen fuel cell joint venture that also includes Michelin.

The new Bosch Mobility unit will have a more powerful board and structure to encourage collaboration across specialities. 

Renault's Alpine brand unveiled the A290 Beta electric hatchback based on the coming Renault 5, as it expands its lineup and aims at U.S. launch.

Opel/Vauxhall CEO Florian Huettl talked about the automaker's aggressive strategy to go all-electric, how small EVs can be affordable and pricing pressure in an interview with Automotive News Europe.

The new Bosch Mobility unit will focus on software as a growth driver. Current mobility chairman Markus Heyn will lead it.

Cupra, Dacia, Renault and Seat record biggest gains as component shortages continue to ease. Sales have increased every month since September 2022.

Automakers are turning to sustainable energy, "green" aluminum and asking their suppliers to pitch in as they aim for carbon neutrality across their value chain.

Citroen's new small SUV will be available with five or seven seats, as the Stellantis brand pushes to double its international market sales. It will be built in India and Brazil.

Renault will hold the line on pricing for the Megane E-Tech, CFO Thierry Pieton said, even as rival Tesla lowers prices and gains volume. He warned of the effects of price cuts on residual values.

Natalie Knight joins Stellantis from Ahold Delhaize, a Dutch food retailer. Richard Palmer, who held the same position at Fiat Chrysler and helpled lead the Stellantis merger, will leave the automaker June 30.

Antonino Labate will be vice president sales, marketing and customer experience at the Renault Group brand. In another move, David Gendry was named vice president sponsorship, partnerships and communications.