Tuesday, 04 december 2018, 09:40 , by Martin Macdonald FIA president Jean Todt believes that “little things” ultimately cost Ferrari in the constructors’ championship up against Mercedes following the death of CEO Sergio Marchionne, whilst praising the Italian’s leadership qualities and his desire to guide the Prancing Horse back to the top. Up until the… Continue reading ‘Little things’ missing at Ferrari after Marchionne passing – GPfans.com
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Next Aventador to be first hybrid V12 Lamborghini – Autocar
“I always say that I prefer to have 10kg less rather than 1hp more, even if the power-to-weight ratio remains the same,” Reggiani said. “But I imagine the starting point of the car will be heavier, no doubt. What will be the end game? We don’t know. Improvements will happen.” One side effect of the… Continue reading Next Aventador to be first hybrid V12 Lamborghini – Autocar
Cruise control: GM’s No. 2 exec to run self-driving car unit – Herald and News
]]> ]]> SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — General Motors’ No. 2 executive is moving from Motor City to Silicon Valley to run the automaker’s self-driving car operations as it attempts to cash in on its bet that robotic vehicles will transform transportation. GM President Dan Ammann will become CEO of the company’s Cruise Automation subsidiary at… Continue reading Cruise control: GM’s No. 2 exec to run self-driving car unit – Herald and News
Cruise control: GM’s top Kiwi exec to run self-driving car unit – NZME
General Motors’ No. 2 executive is moving from Motor City to Silicon Valley to run the automaker’s self-driving car operations as it attempts to cash in on its bet that robotic vehicles will transform transportation. GM President Dan Ammann, who was born in Hamilton, will become CEO of the company’s Cruise Automation subsidiary at the… Continue reading Cruise control: GM’s top Kiwi exec to run self-driving car unit – NZME
The lieutenant who turned on Carlos Ghosn in Nissan’s civil war – Financial Times
The lieutenant who turned on Carlos Ghosn in Nissan’s civil war Financial Times In mid-April, Carlos Ghosn paid one of his increasingly rare visits to Japan and sat down with journalists in Tokyo for a sweeping interview on his plans to review … Go to Source
The Fall of the House of Ghosn – The Wall Street Journal
118 Comments By Sean McLain, Sean McLain The Wall Street Journal Biography @McLainSean sean.mclain@wsj.com Phred Dvorak, Phred Dvorak The Wall Street Journal Biography @Phred_Dvorak Google+ phred.dvorak@wsj.com Sam Schechner and Sam Schechner The Wall Street Journal Biography @samschech samschechner Google+ Sam.Schechner@wsj.com Patricia Kowsmann Patricia Kowsmann The Wall Street Journal Biography @kowsmann Dec. 16, 2018 6:35 p.m.… Continue reading The Fall of the House of Ghosn – The Wall Street Journal
Volkswagen set to replace Matthias Müller as chief executive – Financial Times
Volkswagen set to replace Matthias Müller as chief executive Financial TimesVW CEO Mueller’s removal has been planned for months: Bild Reuters UKA Surprise Switch at the VW Top, and Lots of Work for a New CEO BloombergVolkswagen’s Müller Is Set to Be Replaced as Auto Giant’s CEO The Wall Street JournalVolkswagen reportedly naming VW brand chief Herbert Diess as… Continue reading Volkswagen set to replace Matthias Müller as chief executive – Financial Times
Ford might mine profits selling its data on you ? of which it has a lot – Autoblog – Autoblog
The Detroit Free Press recently published a lengthy look at the waters Ford now navigates, from uneven success domestically to outright pain almost everywhere else. The picture presents the USS Blue Oval facing headwinds, high waves, deep water, and a lot of rip, for an indefinite time. The automaker’s plan to rescue itself has loosely… Continue reading Ford might mine profits selling its data on you ? of which it has a lot – Autoblog – Autoblog
Ford Seeks to Skirt Tariffs by Speeding China-Built Lincoln Plan – Bloomberg
Ford Seeks to Skirt Tariffs by Speeding China-Built Lincoln Plan Bloomberg Ford Motor Co., banking on China to revive its long-lagging Lincoln brand, is trying to accelerate plans to begin building its luxury models there and avoid … Go to Source
Interview: delivering on Aston Martin’s bold vision for the future – The Engineer
Aston Martin’s ambitious expansion plans have grabbed the headlines in recent months. Chris Pickering talks to two members of the team charged with turning the company’s dreams into reality New milestones have come thick and fast in the last 12 months or so of Aston Martin’s 105-year history. The British brand has returned to profit,… Continue reading Interview: delivering on Aston Martin’s bold vision for the future – The Engineer