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VW targets upscale buyers with Arteon flagship
Volkswagen Group is launching a new four-door fastback that will replace the failed Phaeton luxury sedan as its namesake brand’s flagship model.
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Canadian auto sector should note Maxime Bernier’s thoughts on subsidies
Conservative Party of Canada’s leadership candidate Maxime Bernier said he doesn’t support subsidies in the auto industry.
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VW’s Sedric concept previews ‘robo-taxi’
VW Group unveiled the Sedric self-driving concept car that gives a glimpse of how robo-taxis could operate in the future.
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UK focused on Astra production after PSA buyout
The UK government and the country’s biggest trade union are focused on securing long-term production of the Astra after PSA confirmed it would buy the Vauxhall brand from General Motors.
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GM shifts from bigger is better to less global, more profitable
GM’s decision to sell its European operations doubles down on a bet that the company can win by being less global, but more profitable, in an auto industry increasingly driven by software.
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First Shift: Birth of a ‘European champion’?
PSA to buy GM’s Opel-Vauxhall for $2.3B, Barra calls deal ‘win’ for all; U.S. expected to reconsider emissions rules; Ford tests 3-D printed race-car parts; How Uber picked up PR crisis.
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Fiat may move Panda production to Poland to free capacity for Alfa Romeo in Italy, report says
Fiat Chrysler is considering shifting manufacturing of its Panda to low-wage Poland to free capacity to build more Alfa Romeos in Italy, Bloomberg reported.
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Opel CEO Neumann will remain in post as new era starts under PSA
Karl-Thomas Neumann will remain at the helm of Opel/Vauxhall as the automaker revamps its lineup with PSA Group platforms in a technical convergence that will mean delaying the next Corsa subcompact car.
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Opel CEO Neumann will remain in post after PSA takeover
Karl-Thomas Neumann will remain at the helm of Opel after PSA completes a takeover of the General Motors unit, the French carmaker’s CEO Carlos Tavares said.
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New Opel Corsa delayed as PSA pushes technical convergence
The new Opel/Vauxhall Corsa will be delayed as new owner PSA Group moves to shift the brand’s next-generation cars onto the French automaker’s platforms.