Daimler moves on with resuming Egyptian Mercedes car assembly
Daimler has moved on its plans – first announced in January – to resume Mercedes-Benz car assembly in Egypt. Read full original article »
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From assembly line to VW supervisory board
A former Daimler assembly line worker has been appointed to the Volkswagen supervisory board. Read full original article »
Gestamp prepared for tie-ups – executive chairman
Gestamp says it is “prepared” for consolidation in the industry, but maintains it will continue its focus on implementing 4.0 techniques embracing digital technologies. Read full original article »
Aston Martin chief executive faces vote against £1.2m salary
Andy Palmer’s pay package has drawn criticism amid falling share prices The chief executive of Aston Martin faces the prospect of a vote against his pay package as he faces shareholders for the luxury…
Dacia state subsidised plant capacity extension ready in September
Renault-owned Romanian carmaker Dacia is preparing to launch new models, the company’s CEO Christophe Dridi told local media. Read full original article »
Alliance bickering ends with bums on board committee seats
Nissan and Renault have finally stopped bickering with the former granting the latter representatives’ seats on key board committees. Read full original article »
VW teams withi Lidl and Kaufland for EV charging
Volkswagen is partnering with the Lidl and Kaufland supermarket chains, owned by the Schwarz Group for Berlin EV charging stations. Read full original article »
Clavister and Tieto team on CASE expertise
Cybersecurity solutions provider, Clavister is to collaborate with Tieto, a software R&D service company for telecom and automotive industries operating globally. Read full original article »
Mitsubishi shareholders vote to oust Carlos Ghosn
Mitsubishi Motors shareholders formally agreed to remove Carlos Ghosn as chairman of the company in a vote held at a shareholders meeting in Tokyo this week. Read full original article »
UK fleet managers warned of ESOS deadline
Large UK businesses need to ensure fleet vehicles are taken into account when meeting EU energy compliance standards. Read full original article »