SEOUL, Feb. 1 (Yonhap) — Kia Motors Corp. said Thursday its vehicle sales rose 5.2 percent in January from a year earlier on sales of new models. The country’s second-largest carmaker by sales sold 205,126 vehicles last month, up from 194,898 uni
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Hyundai Motor’s Jan sales fall 1.1 pct on weak overseas sales
SEOUL, Feb. 1 (Yonhap) — Hyundai Motor Co. said Thursday its January sales fell 1.1 percent from a year earlier as overseas demand remained weak. The country’s biggest carmaker sold 334,217 vehicles in January, down from 338,948 units a year earl
Arbella Insurance Group telematics-based safe driving app
Wheel Focused™ is available to the general public and aims to improve driving safety through real-time feedback
Makers of imported cars ordered to recall over 9,500 vehicles
SEOUL, Feb. 1 (Yonhap) — Four makers of imported cars will recall over 9,500 vehicles in South Korea due to faulty parts, the transport ministry said Thursday. This is the latest in a series of recall orders issued by the Ministry of Land, Infras
Ford's rating outlook downgraded by Moody's; investors concerned
Moody’s Investor Service alerted Wall Street that Ford’s rating outlook has been downgraded and may forecast a credit rating downgrade.
U.S. Light Vehicle Sales Summary, January 2018
U.S. light vehicle sales updates by company for January 2018. Includes WardsAuto projections for all companies, overwritten with actual data as companies report, along with a running total of reported actuals by company. Updated throughout U.S. Sales Reporting Day (Feb. 1, 2018). read more
Pre-orders for Jaguar’s all-electric SUV start March 1st
You’ll be able to see Jaguar’s answer to the Tesla Model X March 1st. What’s more, when the production model debuts next month, the British luxury automaker’s I-Pace electric crossover SUV will be able to hit an 80 percent charge in 45 minutes thanks to an available 100-kW DC fast charger, Autoblog writes. That’s up… Continue reading Pre-orders for Jaguar’s all-electric SUV start March 1st
PSA imposes wage freeze on Spanish Opel workers
The unions at the Zaragoza plant accepted a pay freeze and increased working hours in exchange for guarantees on the sustainability of the site.