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Porsche’s new Macan SUV has sold through its entire 2014 supply in Germany, prompting the company to consider ramping up production to meet demand.
A survey of Germans aged 18 and over shows most young adults view owning a car as important, despite claims of declining interest in personal vehicles.
IHS Automotive predicts nearly 12 million self-driving vehicles will be sold in 2035, with established markets leading early adoption.
Daimler Trucks is set to surpass its 2013 sales target, recording its strongest year-to-date performance since 2006, with notable growth in Brazil and Western Europe.
BMW is holding back i3 output as it addresses quality and safety issues, with early sales figures lagging and the company wary of potential recalls.
Google’s annual search data put Tesla ahead of Bugatti, Mini, Ford and Jeep as the most popular car brand in US online queries last year.
Sergio Marchionne prepares a new five-year strategy for Alfa Romeo, aiming to reverse a decade of losses with a premium-focused, export-driven approach.
All-wheel drive now features on nearly a third of new US vehicles, driven by crossover popularity and safety-conscious buyers seeking greater traction and control.
General Motors shares closed at $39.11, their highest since the company’s 2010 IPO, following news that the US government will sell its remaining stake by year end.
US luxury carmakers are preparing for a sharp sales boost on Black Friday, with holiday marketing and new models drawing buyers to dealerships at the end of November 2013.
Karl-Thomas Neumann says Opel and Chevrolet must be clearly separated in Europe, as General Motors seeks to end years of overlap between its two mainstream brands.
Tata Motors reported a 71% jump in quarterly profit after strong demand for Jaguar and Land Rover models, offsetting weak performance in its domestic business.
The Obama administration insists it remains committed to its 1 million plug-in vehicle target for 2015, even as US sales lag behind earlier expectations.
Cheaper petrol and improved fuel economy have sent American buyers back to large SUVs and pickups, boosting Detroit automakers’ profits to levels not seen since before the recession.
Audi RS, BMW M and Mercedes-AMG divisions drive innovation and profits, using motorsport-derived technology to sharpen their edge and lift margins across their ranges.
Volkswagen faces overwhelming demand for its ultra-efficient XL1, with far more interested buyers than the 200 units it plans to produce.
Toyota has postponed the opening of its new Mississippi assembly plant to mid-2010, citing falling U.S. sales and economic uncertainty.
Organisers have called off Italy’s only annual car show for 2013 as manufacturers pull out in the face of falling sales and tighter budgets.
Chrysler has reduced SRT Viper output by a third, responding to low demand and a backlog of unsold cars at dealerships across the United States.
Ford says US auto sales cooled in September after August reached a six-year high, with industry forecasts pointing to a lower annualised rate for the month.
Toyota's US sales chief says Scion dealers should not expect new models soon, as the brand's sales continue to slide and focus remains on core Toyota products.
Volvo Car Corp recorded a 5% year-on-year increase in global sales for August 2013, driven by a sharp 66% jump in China despite a decline in the US market.
Nissan, Audi and Chevrolet lead a surge in diesel offerings, with the US market expected to see around 40 diesel models by the end of the 2014 model year.
More than 700,000 passenger cars were built by Mercedes-Benz in the first six months of 2013, putting the company on track to surpass its previous annual record.