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- Tesla banks on low factory outlays in drive to profits
Holding down costs at a refurbished California plant is crucial to the success of electric-car maker Tesla, which has yet to record its first profit.
Переслать - Resin shortage could interrupt production, supplier says
The global automotive industry faces a "severe" shortage of a resin used to make fuel and brake components that may interrupt production "in the next few weeks," according to a top supplier executive.Переслать - Chevy to drop Avalanche pickup in 2013
The Chevrolet Avalanche, the truck that helped launch the boom in crew cab pickups, is ending its run a decade after its sales hit their high spot in the United States.Переслать - Chrysler purchasing chief Knott retires for medical reasons
Dan Knott, the highly regarded head of purchasing who restored Chrysler Group's reputation with its suppliers, has taken a medical retirement effective immediately. Chrysler named Scott Kunselman as its new head of purchasing.Переслать - GM urges Latin America to honor trade pacts
General Motors will press Latin American governments to respect existing trade agreements despite a protectionist trend round the region that the U.S. automaker fears could complicate manufacturers' investment plans, a senior executive said.Переслать - Audi may pick North American plant site Wednesday
Volkswagen AG could decide Wednesday where to build a North American factory for its premium Audi brand.Переслать - VW Group posts record March sales led by strong N.A. gains
Volkswagen Group increased global vehicle sales in March by 12.5 percent to 862,700, helped by strong growth in North America and China.Переслать
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