US President’s customs plans Donald Trump (78) meet the world’s largest car manufacturer Toyota Motor hard. The Japanese group announced on Thursday that it expects a good 20 percent less profit for the current financial year until March 2026. Toyota is more strongly hit by the new weakness of the US dollar to the Yen,… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: Toyota: VW competitor reduces profit forecast for US tariffs
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German FAZ: Shareholders increase the pressure on CEO Källenius009318
It was an attempt to make the Mercedes shareholders a little more gracious. At the start of his speech at the virtual general meeting, Ola Källenius presented himself as a “Mercedes sees me”: in a shadow tear made of colorful, horizontal lines against dark background. The demonstration of how the sensors will lead a car… Continue reading German FAZ: Shareholders increase the pressure on CEO Källenius009318
German FAZ: Generational conflict 009317
Friday evening in a small inn in Frankfurt. As always, the regulars’ table in the corner of the wood -paneled tavern is well occupied. Men around the sixty, some older, a disciple. Much younger. The glasses shine in the light of the pendant lamp, cards are mixed, the conversations are about politics, football and of… Continue reading German FAZ: Generational conflict 009317
German FAZ: “I could have said a lot of worse things” 009316
“Let’s get straight away”: Ferrari team boss Frédéric Vasseur knew what blossomed when he appeared in the Miami paddock to the press with the press. Aimed at the assembled reporters, he threw in between that he would like to discuss, “why we finished a minute behind McLaren”. But nobody asked about that. Something else seemed… Continue reading German FAZ: “I could have said a lot of worse things” 009316
German FAZ: Germany’s car company tumbles through the world politics009318
The managers of German car companies are currently practicing in a particularly intense form of pendulum diplomacy. A few days ago, the board members of Mercedes, BMW, Volkswagen and Co. traveled to Shanghai in team strength in team strength to demonstrate that they do not give up the Chinese market despite all the setbacks. On… Continue reading German FAZ: Germany’s car company tumbles through the world politics009318
German FAZ: The auto industry has the hardest in front of it009317
FAZ+Industry in the downturn: The auto industry has the hardest before 30.04.2025, 12: 04 reading time: 2 min. Image description of the current business figures from VW and Mercedes support how violent their crisis is. The European Union now has to do everything to relieve the industry. But companies also have to act. Go to… Continue reading German FAZ: The auto industry has the hardest in front of it009317
German FAZ: VW profit breaks by 41 percent in the first quarter
After the weak last year, Volkswagen also started in 2025 with a drop in profits. The bottom line was that the profit from Europe’s largest car manufacturer decreased by almost 41 percent in the first quarter to 2.19 billion euros, as the company in Wolfsburg announced. In addition to the well -known special billion -off… Continue reading German FAZ: VW profit breaks by 41 percent in the first quarter
Q1 2025 Lear Corp Earnings Call
Jason Cardew Thanks, Ray. Slide 10 shows vehicle production and key exchange rates for the first quarter.Global production increased 1% compared to the same period last year, slightly better than expected due to higher production in all regions, but still down 5% on a sales weighted basis, driven by lower year over year production in… Continue reading Q1 2025 Lear Corp Earnings Call
German Manager Magazin: BMW: China weakness lets profit collapsed in the first quarter004177
BMW started with a drop in profits into the year. The bottom line is that the group made 2.2 billion euros in the first quarter. That was 26.4 percent less than in the same period last year. Especially a weak one China-S business spoiled the balance sheet, and the US tariffs are also likely to… Continue reading German Manager Magazin: BMW: China weakness lets profit collapsed in the first quarter004177
Automotive Camera Market worth $15.34 billion by 2032 | MarketsandMarkets
DELRAY BEACH, Fla., May 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — The global automotive camera market size is projected to grow from USD 8.40 billion in 2025 to USD 15.34 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 9.0%, according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets. The global automotive camera market is witnessing rapid growth, fueled by rising demand for… Continue reading Automotive Camera Market worth $15.34 billion by 2032 | MarketsandMarkets