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Brembo exec explains why being small helps in fast-changing industry

After the global financial crisis Italian supplier Brembo focused on its core brakes business. It sees its small size compared with giants such as Bosch and Continental as an advantage but is now looking to grow, Executive Deputy Chairman Matteo Tiraboschi said in an interview.
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Check out the ANE monthly magazine for December

The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine is ready to view. The new edition looks at why the traditional automotive merger is being replaced by a dizzying array of ecosystems, alliances and collaborations.
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ANE's December issue goes live on Monday
The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine goes live on Monday. The new edition looks at why the traditional automotive merger is being replaced by a dizzying array of ecosystems, alliances and collaborations.
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Urus boosts Lamborghini, but challenges lie ahead
Lamborghini CEO Stefano Domenicali is wrestling with how to shape the company's fourth product.
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Check out the ANE monthly magazine for November
The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine is ready to view. The new edition looks at why electrification is emerging as a viable option for light commercial vehicles, helped by a big push from European and local pollution regulations.
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ANE's November issue goes live on Monday
The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine goes live on Monday. The new edition looks at why electrification is emerging as a viable option for light commercial vehicles, helped by a big push from European and local pollution regulations.
Blogs
Why China is by far the world's largest market for full-electric cars
China is the largest market for EVs in the world after finding the simple formula for success: Combine hefty purchasing subsidies with a vast recharging network and sales will take off almost immediately.
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BMW CEO Krueger: EU's 2030 CO2 target is 'dreaming'
BMW Group CEO Harald Krueger said a higher reduction of CO2 emissions foreseen in Europe is simply unattainable ahead of a vote today by the European Parliament to reduce emissions by 40 percent in 2030.
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Mini could shift more production out of UK after hard Brexit
BMW could be forced to shift more Mini production to the Netherlands in the case of a hard Brexit, CEO Harald Krueger said. He sees a 50:50 chance of the UK leaving the EU without a trade agreement.
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Check out the ANE monthly magazine for October
The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine is ready to view. The new edition explores why nearly every major automaker in Europe is involved in car-sharing to some degree, despite the uncertain economics of the sector.
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Vietnam's VinFast taps European suppliers to become a global player
Vietnam's first domestic automaker, VinFast, is leveraging Pininfarina's Italian design along with German and Austrian engineering and manufacturing expertise for its first two production vehicles.
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ANE's October issue goes live on Monday
The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine goes live on Monday. The new edition explores why nearly every major automaker in Europe is involved in car-sharing to some degree, despite the uncertain economics of the sector.
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Within Manley's complex FCA, the benefit of focus
Lots of questions surround Fiat Chrysler as new CEO Mike Manley prepares to announce a new management team. Yet he is sure to carry a lighter workload than his hyper-scheduled late predecessor, Sergio Marchionne.
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Seat counts on Tarraco to retain rich customers
Seat expects its new Tarraco flagship SUV to further boost the company's profitability by retaining customers who are looking to move up to a bigger, more high-end model.
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Europe's crossover craze drives market gains
SUVs and crossovers accounted for one-third of European sales through June for the first time. Their volume increased by almost 20 percent in a market that was up by just 2.5 percent. Only three non-SUV segments grew during the first six months.