Author: Automotive News Breaking News Feed
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Tesla lawyer leaves following SEC settlement
An experienced securities lawyer has left Tesla just as the company needs one under its fraud settlement with U.S. regulators.
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Ford Ranger will offer aftermarket parts through Yakima partnership
Ford is partnering with Yakima to offer 150 parts and accessories for the vehicle, including bed racks, tow hooks and paddleboard carriers. All parts come with a 3-year/36,000-mile Ford warranty.
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Waymo’s next big move into robotaxis will launch next month
Waymo is planning to launch the world’s first commercial robotaxi service in early December in Phoenix., Bloomberg reported.
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BMW may sell U.S. credit-card business, report says
BMW is one of the last major consumer companies to still own and manage its card portfolio. The automaker has held talks with banks about selling its credit-card portfolio, sources told Bloomberg.
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FCA picks Gardner to lead Maserati in North America
Al Gardner, the head of FCA’s dealer network in North America, will steer Maserati in the region. Gardner, 54, will report to Jean-Philippe Leloup, who joins Maserati from Ferrari.
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U.S. car-import probe advances as Trump plans trade team meeting, report says
The White House is circulating a draft report by the U.S. Commerce Department over whether to impose tariffs on automobile imports to protect national security, Bloomberg reported
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Maven to allow non-GM vehicles on sharing platform
Maven plans to open its peer-to-peer car-sharing program to non-General Motors vehicles in mid-2019.
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Will Canada go its own way on emissions regulations?
Canada could find itself drawn into the tussle over U.S. emissions standards if a review of current regulation leads to their relaxation.
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Daimler CFO set to become Thyssenkrupp chairman, report says
Thyssenkrupp will propose outgoing Daimler CFO, Bodo Uebber, as a candidate for its supervisory board, with the aim of installing him as chairman, Reuters reported, citing two sources familiar with the matter.