Category: Automotive

Tata Motors begins FY19 registering 86% growth in domestic sales in April 2018 with CV business growing at an impressive 126%

Download press kit 1 May, 2018 Key growth drivers: M&HCV (317%), I&LCV (94%), SCV Cargo & Pickups (84%) and Passenger Vehicles (34%) In April 2018, Tata Motors registered an impressive growth of 86% at 53,511units as against 28,844 units over last year due to the continued strong sales performance of its Commercial and Passenger Vehicles Business… Continue reading Tata Motors begins FY19 registering 86% growth in domestic sales in April 2018 with CV business growing at an impressive 126%

2019 Bentley Flying Spur due with much more distinctive design

Bentley’s next Flying Spur will be reinvented as a much more distinctive luxury saloon in 2019 and will be the last Bentley to be launched before the company completely reinvents its cars for the era of electrification. The four-door Flying Spur will be Bentley’s answer to the likes of the Rolls-Royce Ghost and Mercedes-Maybach S600. It… Continue reading 2019 Bentley Flying Spur due with much more distinctive design

Bentley Mulsanne successor could go all-electric

Bentley has yet to decide exactly how to evolve its flagship Mulsanne model in future, Autocar understands. More distinctive look for new Bentley Flying Spur Despite originally going on sale in 2010, the Mulsanne’s production run is not due to finish until the early 2020s, but by then the luxury market will be inhabited by… Continue reading Bentley Mulsanne successor could go all-electric

Six new Bentleys to look out for by 2021

The launch of the Bentayga Plug-In at the Geneva motor show earlier this year kick-started a transitional era for Bentley as it begins the switch to electrification, which will give the company’s model range a very different look in 10 years than it does today. More distinctive look for new Bentley Flying Spur Further sales growth is… Continue reading Six new Bentleys to look out for by 2021

28/2017,                    Christiane Benner calls for a broad alliance to shape the digital transformation

Cologne – Christiane Benner, Second Chairwoman of the IG Metall, has called on employers and politicians to shape the societal change that is to be expected as a result of digitization together with IG Metall. The unionist criticized employers’ lack of ideas: “More than two-thirds of executives say they have no idea what digitization is… Continue reading 28/2017,
                   Christiane Benner calls for a broad alliance to shape the digital transformation

27/2018,                    IG Metall Chairman Jörg Hofmann: “Strong works councils, strong tariff system, strong country”

Transformation in the interests of the employees More money and time for qualification Strengthen domestic demand for more equity and more balanced trade balance Kassel – “In the face of the grave changes brought about by digitization, globalization and climate change, we are in a transitional process that needs to be tackled with a new… Continue reading 27/2018,
                   IG Metall Chairman Jörg Hofmann: “Strong works councils, strong tariff system, strong country”

29/2018,                    Jürgen Kerner: Trade unions need to put their power back on the road – shaping the working world of tomorrow

Munich – “Digitization and globalization are changing the specifications of the unions – we have a whole new dynamic to deal with – jobs and work organization in companies will change dramatically, which requires a new quality of operating, industry and collective bargaining Nothing is given to us, but we do not shy away from… Continue reading 29/2018,
                   Jürgen Kerner: Trade unions need to put their power back on the road – shaping the working world of tomorrow

29/2018,                    Jürgen Kerner: Trade unions need to put their strength back on the road – shaping the working world of tomorrow

Munich – “Digitization and globalization are changing the specifications of the unions – we have a whole new dynamic to deal with – jobs and work organization in companies will change dramatically, which requires a new quality of operating, industry and collective bargaining Nothing is given to us, but we do not shy away from… Continue reading 29/2018,
                   Jürgen Kerner: Trade unions need to put their strength back on the road – shaping the working world of tomorrow

Aston Martin Says China Spurring Another Horse-to-Cars Moment

China’s policies to cut pollution is driving a rapid move toward electric vehicles in the world’s biggest market and causing an upheaval in the global auto industry, Aston Martin Holdings Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Andy Palmer said. “This whole show is revolving around what they call new energy vehicles, but Chinese policy is very much… Continue reading Aston Martin Says China Spurring Another Horse-to-Cars Moment