The 2025 Congress will bring together leading industry executives under the theme “Driving the Future: Innovation and Transformation in the Global Automotive Industry.”
Philippe Krief, Renault Group chief technology officer, will be a speaker at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Turin on June 12.
Jean-Philippe Imparato, chief operating officer of Stellantis’ Europe region, will be a speaker at the Automotive News Europe Congress in Turin on June 12.
Stellantis Canada CEO Jeff Hines took to the stage at the Automotive News Canada Congress to discuss the automaker's plans to turn things around.
Newly appointed Toyota Canada CEO Cyril Dimitris says trade between Canada and the U.S. is “very balanced and working very well,” and that the current rhetoric appears to be part of broader negotiations.
“They don’t want to play by our rules,” Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturers’ Association, says of China.
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares is planning a deep management reshuffle. GM will re-introduce the Bolt as part of a family of EVs. Plus, experts talk about the trajectory of EV sales in 2024 and what companies can do to reinvigorate demand.
Marin Gjaja, COO of Ford Model e, discusses the company's plans to boost EV sales. Most automakers report lower sales in September and for the third quarter, confirming analysts’ expectations. Plus, the U.S. port workers strike threatens auto supply chains.
Stellantis cuts its forecast for the year. Ford will cover the cost of home chargers starting next month. Plus, a panel of experts discuss what software-defined vehicles will mean for the industry.
The Automotive News Congress Sept. 23-24 was the biggest and best one since before the pandemic, and our speakers took on the industry's thorniest issues.
Marin Gjaja, COO of Ford Model e, spoke with Automotive News Executive Editor Jamie Butters about where the industry is in the EV transition and some of the challenges companies are facing.
Executives and analysts spent the day discussing the various uncertainties facing the industry.
General Motors President of Global Markets Rory Harvey talks about the automaker's position in the race to become an EV leader. The UAW says its members who work in Ford's tool and die unit at the Rouge Complex near Detroit reached a tentative agreement with the company.
