NEWS

Renault, Nissan Revive after Cyber Attack

5/15/2017

The Renault-Nissan alliance says almost all facilities are operating normally today after being disrupted by a global cyber attack on Friday that affected a wide range of enterprises in 150 countries.

German Court Says Search of VW’s Law Firm Office Was Okay

5/15/2017

The regional court in Munich has ruled that German prosecutors acted within the law when they raided the local offices of a law firm hired by Volkswagen AG to investigate the carmaker’s diesel emission cheating scandal.

OPEC May Extend Oil Product Cut for 9 Months

5/15/2017

Oil ministers from Saudi Arabia and Russia have vowed to back a proposal by OPEC to extend its petroleum production cutback to next March.

Thirteen People Injured in Schaeffler Plant Blast

5/15/2017

An explosion at a Schaeffler Group factory in Eltmann, Germany, earlier today injured 13 people, four of them seriously enough to be airlifted by helicopter to a hospital.

GM Expands Maven Car-Share Service in New York City

5/15/2017

General Motors Co. is broadening its Maven car-share service to more than 80 vehicles in New York City.

Google, Volvo Plan Infotainment System

5/15/2017

Volvo Car Corp. and Google Inc. are partnering to introduce an Android-base in-car infotainment system about two years from now.

GM Gains in Supplier Working Relations

5/15/2017

General Motors Co. has climbed to third place—its best rating ever—in an annual study that gauges the health of working relations in the U.S. between six high-volume carmakers (OEMs) and their suppliers.

VIEWPOINT | GREAT DESIGNS IN STEEL 2017

5/15/2017

Now in its 15th year (16th seminar), the annual Great Designs in Steel offers engineers an unprecedented one-day immersion in the latest in advanced high-strength steel (AHSS), including dozens of technical presentations and a hands-on look at cutting-edge applications.

Waymo, Lyft to Partner on Self-Driving Cars

5/15/2017

Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo autonomous car unit and ride-hailing service Lyft Inc. have agreed to jointly test self-driving vehicles. Details were not announced.

VW Widens Fuel Fire Recall in U.S. by 292,000 units

5/15/2017

Volkswagen Group has added 292,000 Audi and Porsche models to a previous recall to replace fuel pump flanges that could crack and cause a fire under the hood.