Automotive
The new Range Rover Sport Electric brings a high-performance approach to the brand’s transition toward electrification, combining substantial power with a chassis engineered to deliver a more responsive driving experience. Developed with a stronger structure and a lower centre of gravity than......
Global automakers are increasing their focus on the US market as competition and economic pressures reshape the international automotive industry. The shift comes as manufacturers face weaker conditions in some major overseas markets, particularly China and parts of Europe, while the United States continues......
Volkswagen and Audi are recalling more than 2.1 million vehicles worldwide over a potential defect affecting the steering system, raising safety concerns for owners of several popular models. The recall involves a steering rack connection that could become damaged under certain conditions and, in the......
Bentley has officially entered the fully electric vehicle market with the launch of its new Turkal model, marking a major step in the luxury carmaker’s transition toward electric mobility. Built at Bentley’s factory in Crewe, the United Kingdom, the new model starts at £173,000, equivalent......
Volvo CEO Håkan Samuelsson has warned that Europe’s automotive industry risks losing industrial capacity if manufacturers continue to face high production costs and struggle to compete with lower-cost locations. In an interview with German business daily Handelsblatt, Samuelsson compared......
British sports-car brand Lotus is preparing to officially enter the Moroccan automotive market after its first vehicles arrived at the Port of Casablanca, marking a key logistical step ahead of the company’s commercial launch in the Kingdom. The vehicles have gone through the necessary customs......
Toyota is preparing to enter China’s growing range-extender electric vehicle market with a new model scheduled to begin production in April 2027, marking a significant shift in the Japanese automaker’s approach to electrification. The company is reportedly targeting annual production of up......
Volkswagen has lost its place in the Euro Stoxx 50 index, ending the German automaker’s roughly 15-year presence among the leading publicly traded companies in the eurozone. The change follows the latest annual review of the benchmark, which assesses companies according to factors including free-float......
Volvo Cars has announced the appointment of Klaus Zellmer as its new Chief Executive Officer. Currently the head of Škoda Auto, the executive will take the reins of the Swedish manufacturer by October 1, 2027, amidst a significant transformation in the automotive sector. A leadership change at Volvo......
German automotive supplier Bosch has warned that growing competition from Chinese companies is putting increasing pressure on Europe’s automotive industry, prompting calls for stronger European policies to support local manufacturing and protect jobs across the sector. Bosch, one of the world’s......
The Moroccan market for high-end electric mobility welcomes a new player. The Chinese brand AVATR Technology officially announced its establishment in Morocco during an event held Thursday in Casablanca, presenting an initial range consisting of three vehicles: the AVATR 07, the AVATR 11, and the AVATR......
Volvo Cars is preparing an extensive expansion of its vehicle lineup, with plans to introduce 13 new models by 2030 as the Swedish automaker seeks to strengthen its position in international markets and improve profitability amid intensifying competition. The company is expected to outline the strategy......
The automotive aftermarket is entering a period of structural change, and Automechanika Frankfurt 2026 offered a clear view of where the industry is heading. Traditional replacement parts remain central to the business, but they are increasingly being combined with software, vehicle data, artificial......
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