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  GM accuses Fick Group of bribing union Fick Group: baseless

  GM filed a lawsuit against its old rival Fiat Chrysler on November 20, according to media reports. GM claimed that Fick had bribed US union officials over the past decade. Sabotage negotiations between GM and the union to gain its own advantage, a move that cost GM 1 billion yuan. In a public statement, GM believes that the Fick Group used extortion and extortion several times between 2009 and 2015 when GM employees were paid more than Fick Group, leading to the breakdown of negotiations between GM and the union. In addition, Fick Group acquired General Motors in 2015.

  General Motors 2019-11-22
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  General Motors negotiated an agreement with the union, and the strike among union members officially ended.

  According to the latest foreign media reports, the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) approved a new four-year labor contract with General Motors. The approval of the agreement ended a 40-day strike at UAW, which cost GM more than $2 billion (14.1 billion yuan). Negotiations between General Motors and trade unions broke down in September, causing nearly 50,000 workers across the United States to go on strike. General Motors is trying to cut costs ahead of the expected recession in the U. S. auto industry, with plans to close two parts plants and two vehicle plants this year and cut costs. And the union demands higher pay,.

  General Motors 2019-10-26
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  Person familiar with the matter: the UAW Workers Union has reached an agreement with General Motors

  The workers' union (UAW), which has lasted nearly three weeks, has eased the GM strike and the two sides are close to reaching an agreement, leaving negotiations on salaries and pensions, according to people familiar with the matter quoted in the media. Since the strike broke out on September 16, the United Auto Workers Union (UAW) launched a nationwide strike of 49000 workers due to the failure to reach a consensus on employee posts, pay and benefits, which brought many GM plants to a standstill. According to people familiar with the matter, the two sides have agreed on most key issues, including health care reform.

  The UAW Workers Union has reached an agreement with General Motors 2019-10-06
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  The strike of 50, 000 employees of General Motors in the United States continues, and GM cuts another 1200 non-union employees.

  Affected by the strike, GM plans to temporarily lay off 1200 workers at its final assembly plant in Oshava, Ontario, and cut production by half. GM temporarily laid off more than 1200 other non-union workers in the United States and Canada, including about 1200 hourly workers in Ohio and Canada, as the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike entered its second week, according to the latest news. Since the strike began on the 16th, more than 3700 non-union workers have temporarily lost their jobs, a figure that only counts GM's affected employees. Because.

  GM strikes GM unions GM layoffs 2019-09-24
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  In order to reduce traffic mortality, the European Union requires all new cars to install speed limiters on a mandatory basis from 2022 onwards.

  On the 26th, the European Commission adopted a new regulation requiring all new cars sold in Europe after May 2022 to adopt speed limit technology, including speed limits, automatic emergency brakes, electronic recorders and systems to monitor driver attention levels. Britain, which is struggling to leave the European Union, will also follow the example of the European Union to implement speed limit technology. The full name of the speed limiter required by the European Union is the intelligent speed assist system, which uses GPS data and traffic identification cameras to monitor the speed of cars, the report said. When the car is speeding, the system will sound an alarm and slow down automatically. The new rule will be carried out at the European Parliament in September.

  European Union new car 2019-03-27
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  Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and BMW panicked when Trump said he would impose high car tariffs on the European Union.

  A few days ago, according to foreign media Agence France-Presse, US President Donald Trump's trade war plan may further escalate, claiming that if the United States and the European Union cannot reach an agreement, the United States will impose huge tariffs on cars imported from the European Union. It has been learned that Trump has proposed a 25% tariff on European cars, especially on Germany, which has caused damage to the US auto industry. At present, the tariff on imported cars in the United States is only 2.5%, and that on trucks is 25%. On the other hand, the public has stated that the imposition of additional tariffs in the United States will lead to a significant loss of corporate profits. CEO of Volkswagen Group (Herbert...)

  Cars Volkswagen Mercedes-Benz European Union BMW 2019-02-25
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  European Union countervailing investigation spreads to foreign companies, Porsche executives speak out

  According to the Financial Times, Porsche Chief Financial Officer Lutz Meschke criticized the European Union for launching a countervailing investigation into electric cars imported from China, saying the move would "not help much" for the European Union. Especially for Germany, which relies heavily on exports to China, German automakers will "oppose" in Brussels and Beijing

  Automobile China Electric investigation subsidy Electric vehicle Market Manufacturing Chinese manufacturer BMW Germany Volkswagen European Export 2023-10-26
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  General Motors employees went on strike and dozens of factories shut down production, more than 10,000 employees lost their jobs

  GM plans to cut thousands of jobs after its North American plant almost came to a standstill due to the failure of negotiations with the UAW. General Motors announced on Tuesday that it would suspend production at a plant in Mexico and cut 6000 jobs, foreign media reported. General Motors said the Mexican plant was unable to produce because of a shortage of parts caused by a strike in the United States. It is understood that the plant produces GM's high-margin Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 1500 pickup trucks. Affected by the ongoing General Motors strike, American workers.

  General Motors strike 2019-10-02
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  Tesla was convicted of violating the labor law for preventing employees from joining the trade union.

  According to foreign media reports, a judge of the US National Labor Relations Board ruled in a complaint that Tesla must hold a meeting at the factory to compensate workers and explain how they violated the National Labor Relations Act after different levels prevented workers from entering the guild. The judge ruled that a series of violations of labor laws were committed in 2017 and 2018, threatening and retaliating against employees. The judge also found that Tesla CEO Elon Musk hinted on Twitter that unionized Tesla workers must give up the company's stock options. Therefore, the behavior violates the national labor law. In addition, the judge also said that Elon Musk was.

  Tesla was convicted of violating the labor law 2019-09-29
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  Us President supports strike and pay rise Musk: will go bankrupt

  Musk stood up for the Detroit Big three?! On Tuesday, local time, Musk, CEO of Tesla, publicly criticized the United Auto Workers (UAW) on Twitter, saying that the union's demands (a 40% pay rise and a 32-hour week) would "put General Motors, Ford Motor and Stellantes

  Cars strikes workers USA unions Detroit companies giants federations Ford unions factories manufacturers costs industries 2023-09-27
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  Bow to the union! A number of car companies have announced that they will raise wages for American workers

  Atsushi Osaki, chief executive of Japanese carmaker Subaru, said Subaru would raise wages and benefits for US factory workers as a result of a new labor agreement between the auto union and the Detroit giants. Osaki said at the 2023 Los Angeles Auto Show that the car company Indian

  Automobiles workers USA Toyota factories giants Detroit big three wages companies manufacturers manufacturing unions North America Honda 2023-11-17
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  Volkswagen is still "miserable" this year, and the fine cannot stop begging the European Union to let it go.

  Volkswagen has paid a hefty fine of 31.3 billion euros (245 billion yuan) so far this year after the emissions cheating scandal was revealed in 2015, and Volkswagen, which had expected to achieve its first electric car on the market, will bid farewell to the fine. However, as the COVID-19 epidemic spreads widely in Europe, Volkswagen will not only become the most affected carmaker, but will also face persistent high emission fines for failing to deliver new cars as expected.

  The public 2020-04-16
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  EU has issued new rules that new energy vehicles must be equipped with sound systems from July.

  The European Union recently issued new regulations requiring all newly built pure electric and hybrid vehicles to be equipped with an audible alarm system, and by July 1, 2021, all existing pure electric and new energy vehicles must also be modified. It is understood that this is to deal with a series of safety problems caused by the low sound of electric vehicles, and the noise should be enough to attract the attention of passers-by, especially the blind, so that they can predict in time and make correct judgments. According to the requirements of the European Union, the vehicle audible alarm system should start automatically when the speed is below 20km/h, and the speed is 20.

  2019-03-20
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  The production plan of Dacia brand electric cars in China has been blocked by the opposition of the trade union.

  Renault has been slammed by local labour organizations in France after it was revealed that Renault plans to make its first electric car under its Dacia brand in Shiyan, China. According to the latest news from foreign media, Dacia, the Romanian carmaker owned by France's Renault, has confirmed that its first electric model will be put into production in China. Mihai Bordeanu, marketing director of Dacia, said in an interview with foreign reporters: "Renault Group completed the engineering part of vehicle production on an alliance platform, while production was completed in Chinese factories." China is the largest market for electric cars.

  Renault Dacia Dacia 2020-10-25
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  GM workers continue to strike, GM suspends payment of workers' medical insurance

  The United Automobile Union (UAM) announced on September 15th that 48000 of its workers would go on strike because it could not reach an agreement with GM on labor contracts and other issues. According to the plan announced by UAW, they will negotiate with GM again on Tuesday, but the strike that has already taken place will not stop. GM announced on Tuesday that it would suspend health insurance payments to UAM for 48000 union employees who have been on strike for two days in a row. On September 17, the second day of GM workers' strike, nearly 50,000 workers took to the streets, waving "American auto workers."

  Cars General Motors General Motors suspension strike 2019-09-18
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  The loss is close to ten billion! Detroit's three car companies finally compromised.

  The six-week-long American car strike has finally come to an end. According to foreign media reports, General Motors reached a temporary agreement with UAW (United Auto Workers) on October 31, ending a six-week strike. Prior to this, UAW joined hands with Ford Motor and Stellantis Group.

  Cars strikes Ford unions Detroit workers tycoons Tess Tesla loss time United States negotiations contracts costs 2023-11-01
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  The European Union has launched a countervailing investigation into electric vehicles in China! The Ministry of Commerce responded

  On October 4, the European Commission officially announced its decision to launch a countervailing investigation into pure electric vehicles imported from China. In response, the Ministry of Commerce said that the countervailing investigation launched by the European side is only based on subjective assumptions about the so-called subsidy programs and threats of damage, lacks sufficient evidence to support it, and does not comply with the relevant regulations of the WTO.

  China Automobile subsidy Survey Electric Market Europe Industry Electric vehicle Export influence China Global measure Electric vehicle 2023-10-04
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  UAW initiates General Motors workers' strike, which will hit the US economy

  According to overseas media reports, GM recently failed to reach a preliminary agreement on salary, medical benefits, temporary workers, job security and other issues, and negotiations reached an impasse. The United Auto Workers Union (UAW) will organize a strike by about 48000 employees of General Motors (General Motors) across the United States starting in the early hours of Monday (16th) local time. Terry Dittes, vice-chairman of UAW's approach to GM, said the two sides had "clear differences" on issues such as wages, health insurance, temporary workers, job safety and profit sharing. For months, UAW and GM have been.

  Automobile General Motors General Motors USA 2019-09-16
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  Geely responds to EU countervailing investigation!

  Yang Xueliang, senior vice president of Geely Holdings Group, posted a post on Weibo in response to the EU countervailing investigation. Yang Xueliang said: "Geely holding Group will actively cooperate with the EU countervailing investigation." Automobile is a global industry. Geely Holdings Group has always respected free trade, advocated fair competition and strictly complied with

  China Automobile investigation subsidy Electric Europe Electric vehicle Market Company Electric vehicle Group Geely Commission Biya European Commission 2023-10-28
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  The European Union sued BMW Volkswagen Daimler for collusion over emissions

  The EU sued BMW Volkswagen Daimler for collusion over emissions recently. According to a report in the German Business Daily, EU antitrust regulators plan to formally file charges against BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen this spring. EU regulators have made a series of detailed charges against automakers in collusion with each other over engine emissions, according to the complaint. The charges are likely to lead to fines on carmakers. Documents from Brunswick and the Munich district attorney's office show that automakers have cooperated on diesel exhaust emissions, according to the report.

  Volkswagen Daimler EU BMW 2019-03-08