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  FCA withdraws alliance plans from Renault, which may include Nissan becoming the world's largest automaker

  On May 27th, it was officially learned from FCA that FCA had submitted a Fiat-Renault alliance proposal to France's Renault. The plan will likely address the common weaknesses of the two companies. FCA also said in a statement that the two sides would form an alliance through a Dutch holding company, each with a 50 per cent stake, and that independent directors would be adopted in order to balance the company's structure in the future. A separate statement issued by Renault said the board would meet later to discuss the proposal. Fiat Chrysler and Renault will combine brands with each other, FCA said in a statement.

  2019-05-27 16:05:51 Views: 1496
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  Audi shareholders' meeting looks forward to the future: 40% of the world's electric car sales by 2025

  On May 24, Audi announced the strategic restructuring plan to accelerate the implementation of the electrification strategy and the comprehensive decarbonization plan at the 130th annual general meeting of the management board in Necasum, Germany. Audi plans to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles by 30% from 2015 to 2025 from its sustainable development plan. As a result, it has been announced that more than 30 electric models will be launched between 2025. Including 20 so-called pure electric models, and will also expand the coverage of plug-in hybrid models. And Audi plans to launch three compact models based on the MEB modular electric drive platform. This.

  2019-05-25 12:13:39 Views: 1334
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  Audi TT may stop production and replace it with electric cars?

  With the causes of environmental pollution and the development trend of the industry, cars with internal combustion engines will be gradually eliminated in the future. In order to keep up with the era of environmental protection, many car factories have to be electrified. That's all for an Audi. At yesterday's Audi shareholders' meeting, Audi Chairman Bram Schot said looking to the future: Audi TT may be discontinued and will be replaced by a sports version of the electric car to be launched. As one of Audi's most iconic models in the past 20 years. Although the model only officially entered the market in 1998, it was made as early as 1995 because of its minimalist design.

  2019-05-24 18:45:58 Views: 1092
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  How will Akio Toyoda choose to deal with the threat of Trump's imported cars?

  The Japan Automobile Association recently issued an official statement in which Japanese car companies said they were "very disappointed." Akio Toyoda, who is also president of Toyota, took the lead this time. Tough "criticism" of Trump's tariff policy. President Akio Toyoda stressed in his speech that Toyota has been operating in the American market for more than 60 years and has made a lot of contributions to the United States and the American people. The cumulative investment of the Japanese automobile industry in the United States has reached 51 billion US dollars, directly or indirectly solving the problem of employing 475000 people in the United States. And the US government also intends to impose tariffs, which means that the US government is against Japan.

  2019-05-23 14:43:44 Views: 1182
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  UK car sales in February passenger car sales rose 1.4 per cent to 82000 units

  Passenger car sales in the UK fell 1.6 per cent to 161000 in January, according to figures released by the British Association of Automobile Manufacturers (SMMT) on the 5th, showing that new passenger car registrations fell 1.6 per cent in January from a year earlier to 161013. In January, passenger car sales fell 15.4 per cent to 16629 (market share 10.3 per cent), Volkswagen grew 5.1 per cent to 13224 (8.2 per cent), Vauxhall fell 3.2 per cent to 12250 (7.6 per cent) and Mercedes-Benz grew 3.0 per cent.

  2019-03-06 15:24:36 Views: 1603