Traditional automakers, which have been derided as relics from the Stone Age, may outlast disruptors such as electric-car startups, ride-hailing companies and tech giants.

The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine is ready to view. The new edition looks at what automakers need to do to make sure they are ready for tougher EU emissions standards.

BMW is streamlining its engine offerings as it electrifies its lineup. But electrification will be different in the big markets of Europe, the U.S. and China so the automaker is counting on flexible vehicle architectures, r&d boss Klaus Froehlich told Automotive News Europe.

Mazda's first mass-market electric vehicle, the MX-30 crossover, is central to the automaker's strategy for meeting EU emissions targets in 2020.

Lamborghini is on course for a global sales record for the ninth consecutive year in 2019, but to boost sales it needs a fourth model, which is not due before 2025. CEO Stefano Domenicali discussed this and more with Automotive News Europe.

Two-thirds of the future production of the merged company could be on PSA’s newer, multi-energy architecture.

PSA's Peugeot brand is broadening its lineup as it simultaneously pushes toward electrification. CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato spoke with Automotive News Europe about how the brand will do both.

As PSA's executive in charge of emissions control, Citroen boss Linda Jackson is well aware of how electrification will help the group meet its targets, as she explained to Automotive News Europe.

The two automakers are allowed only limited contact while they wait for antitrust authorities to approve their merger.

Tavares led PSA from near bankruptcy and revived Opel’s fortunes after its purchase from General Motors. But his biggest test lies ahead in combining PSA and Fiat Chrysler.   

A combined PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler will have 14 brands. But will all of them survive?

Seat is expecting double-digit sales growth this year but faces headwinds from technology costs. CEO Luca de Meo discussed this and other topics in an interview with Automotive News Europe.

The latest issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly magazine is ready to view. The new edition looks what Nissan is doing to turnaround its struggling business in Europe.

PSA CEO Carlos Tavares is dreaming bigger after turning around Opel, aiming to merge PSA with Fiat Chrysler. He spoke with Automotive News Europe about the road ahead.