Author: Automotive News Breaking News Feed

The Trump administration has invited the CEOs of three German automakers for talks at the White House as European and U.S. officials try to negotiate a new trade agreement, Bloomberg reported

Honda aims to break through traditional holiday advertising, with the Grinch hacking its annual holiday campaign and social media accounts.

The zero-percent auto loan is making a comeback, though it’s probably going to last only as long as the holidays.

Renault’s board stopped short of firing embattled CEO Carlos Ghosn who is being detained in Japan for alleged financial improprieties. The board appointed chief operating officer Thierry Bollore as interim leader.

Renault said it remained focused on its alliance partnership with Japanese companies Nissan and Mitsubishi and that its corporate governance procedures were fully functional, following the arrest of Carlos Ghosn.

Nissan’s investigation into alleged misconduct by Chairman Carlos Ghosn is expanding to include Renault-Nissan finances, sources told Reuters.

The White House doesn’t seem to know how to kill regulations it doesn’t like.

Who is Greg Kelly? The first American board member for Nissan — accused of being “one of the two masterminds” behind the financial misdeeds — has a background in law and human resources.

Mali is on track to start lithium production by 2020 following the discovery of exploitable reserves, a senior mines ministry official told Reuters.

It was not immediately clear whether tariffs against Canada would also be lifted after Canada, Mexico and the United States sign the revamped trade deal, slated to happen this month.