Production Machining Magazine
Bentley Drops Bentayga Diesel in Europe
Volkswagen AG’s Bentley unit has discontinued the diesel option for its Bentayga crossover vehicle in Europe after two years.
Read More
Daimler, Renault-Nissan Eye More Joint Projects
The Renault-Nissan alliance and Daimler AG are evaluating ways to expand the partnership they launched in 2010.
Read MorePSA Suspends Development Work on Diesels
PSA Group has ruled out further development work on diesels, pending clarity about future demand for such engines.
Read More
Aston Martin Launches IPO at £19 Per Share
Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd. launched its initial public offering today at a share price of £19 ($22), which values the iconic British carmaker at £4.3 billion ($5 billion).
Read More
Hyundai-Kia Targets Record 1 Million Sales in Europe
Hyundai Motor Co. and its Kia Motors affiliate expect to achieve record sales in Europe of at least 1 million units this year.
Read More
Renault Trims Diesel Offerings
Renault SA will replace many of its diesel models with cars powered by gasoline-electric hybrid systems over the next several years.
Read More
BMW Scoffs at EU’s Emission Target for Carbon Dioxide
The European Union’s plan to slash allowable carbon dioxide emissions from cars 45% by 2030 is “dreaming,” declares BMW AG CEO Harald Krueger.
Read More
Tesla’s Quarterly Output Jumps 50%
Tesla Inc. reports it assembled 80,100 electric cars in the third quarter, up 50% from its record high for the previous three-month period.
Read More
China’s GAC May Pause U.S. Intro Because of Trade War
China’s Guangzhou Automotive Group appears likely to delay plans to debut its first vehicle in the U.S. next year because of the Trump administration’s new 25% import tariff on Chinese cars.
Read More
Bimmer 3 Series Gets More Tech, New Look
BMW AG says its goal in developing the redesigned 3 Series sedan was for the car to be the “sportiest sedan” in its segment and raise the bar on driving dynamics.
Read More
