Vehicle manufacturers have called for “realism” after a EU legislators backed a plan on Wednesday to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 40% in 2030.
Motorpoint, the UK's largest independent car dealer, expects to report rising revenues and flat margins from trading in the first half of its financial year.
Korean brand SsangYong has boosted the terms of its new car warranty, taking it to seven years and 150,000 miles, the longest in the market.
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IT firm Fujitsu is set to share valuable lessons for motor retailers on how to ensure firms have a diverse workforce able to manage the rapid changes to our sector.
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Daimler and Mercedes-Benz's renowned and respected leader Dieter Zetsche is set to step aside in 2019.
Vauxhall Managing director Stephen Norman is making tough decisions to ensure its products are desired and its dealer network is viable in the next decade
Citroen van dealers are to adopt a new showroom corporate identity, with extensive use of red and white stripes, under its new 'La Manufacture Citroen' scheme.
LeasePlan and SAIC Mobility Europe, a division of China’s largest vehicle manufacturer SAIC, are working together on a plan to bring SAIC’s Maxus zero emission electric LCVs to the market in Europe.
Seat has revealed its largest SUV, the Tarraco, which will be sold in five- and seven-seat versions in 2019 and is expected to continue the brand's conquest sales.
Trading and profits have dipped at Cambria Automobiles due to a drop in new car performance, but its exit from Fiat Group brands will make it stronger
Carwow has hired a former Paddy Power global marketer to its newly created role of chief marketing officer. Phil Lloyd has joined from Paddy Power Betfair,
Dyson has revealed plans to create on- and off-road vehicle test tracks at the airfield it bought last year
The car industry would be among the sectors most affected negatively by a ‘no deal’ Brexit, according to a letter published today by Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond.
