Tesla and Chinese automakers stand to benefit from EU emissions regulations

The ability to purchase credits has sparked concern, particularly in France and Germany, as demand for electric cars weakens, threatening factory closures and job losses. As European automakers face pressure from President Donald Trump’s trade threats, they are also grappling with the potential financial impact of stricter EU emissions rules. Starting this year, carmakers must… Continue reading Tesla and Chinese automakers stand to benefit from EU emissions regulations

National Road Safety Month: Volvo Car India draws attention to zebra crossings

Volvo Car India recently undertook an innovative road safety campaign, wherein the company collaborated with renowned Indian artist Subodh Kerkar, founding director of the Museum of Goa. The idea of the partnership was to leverage art to draw public attention towards the cause of improving road safety. As part of the National Road Safety Month… Continue reading National Road Safety Month: Volvo Car India draws attention to zebra crossings

In-Car Wi-Fi Market to grow by USD 1.79 Trillion from 2025-2029, wide range of data plans for in-car Wi-Fi to suit individual needs boost the market, Report with the AI impact on market trends – Technavio

NEW YORK, Jan. 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Report on how AI is redefining market landscape – The global in-car wi-fi market size is estimated to grow by USD 1.79 trillion from 2025-2029, according to Technavio. The market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of  96.4%  during the forecast period. Wide range of data plans for… Continue reading In-Car Wi-Fi Market to grow by USD 1.79 Trillion from 2025-2029, wide range of data plans for in-car Wi-Fi to suit individual needs boost the market, Report with the AI impact on market trends – Technavio

German FAZ: Daimler Truck wants to save one billion euros

The truck manufacturer Daimler Truck has specified its savings plans for Europe. The program called “Cost Down Europe” has a volume of around one billion euros, such as corporate circles of the F.A.Z. confirmed. The Baden-Württemberg company did not want to comment on the sum or the content of the plans. “We now want to… Continue reading German FAZ: Daimler Truck wants to save one billion euros

Volvo Car India join hands with Subodh Kerkar to promote pedestrian safety through art

The artwork was unveiled at an exclusive exhibition at The Stainless Gallery in New Delhi. Volvo Car India partnered with artist Subodh Kerkar for a road safety initiative during National Road Safety Month 2025. The initiative, “The Most Ignored Painting,” focuses on pedestrian safety and the importance of zebra crossings. An art exhibition featuring Kerkar’s… Continue reading Volvo Car India join hands with Subodh Kerkar to promote pedestrian safety through art

Renault-backed start-up launches 249-mile electric vans

Flexis – a joint venture between Renault, Volvo Trucks and French logistics firm CMA CGM – has revealed the trio of electric vans that it will bring to market next year. The vans, which should come to the UK before the end of the decade, are part of a €350 million model -range development plan and based… Continue reading Renault-backed start-up launches 249-mile electric vans

Chinese cars have caught up with European ones

This may be the year in which so many new Chinese car brands finally hit UK showrooms. Within a soup that has been augmented with new ingredients only rarely over the years, we will rather suddenly have Jaecoos, Havals, Leapmotors, Xpengs, IMs and more to get to know. We will need to work out what… Continue reading Chinese cars have caught up with European ones

Adient Q1 Earnings Surpass Expectations, FY25 Sales View Cut

Adient ADNT reported adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of 27 cents for the first quarter of fiscal 2025. Earnings fell from 31 cents recorded in the year-ago period but surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 24 cents. The company generated net sales of $3.5 billion, which decreased 5% year over year but beat the Zacks Consensus… Continue reading Adient Q1 Earnings Surpass Expectations, FY25 Sales View Cut

GM’s 100-year-old China business can’t keep up with the EV boom there

Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, got a question at a recent panel that almost every auto CEO has grappled with in the past year: Why is your company doing so poorly in China? Less than a decade ago, China was an easy source of cash for GM, an “automatic” $2 billion-a-year dividend for investors,… Continue reading GM’s 100-year-old China business can’t keep up with the EV boom there