Electric Cars Threaten the Heart of Germany’s Economy
Automakers and suppliers are cutting costs so they can invest in new technology. Workers are feeling the impact.
The Concept Cars Gleam, but Executive Dread Clouds the Frankfurt Auto Show
Trade war, technology shifts and a global downturn are putting “unprecedented” pressure on automakers. Sustainability is now about survival.
Volkswagen Hopes Fresh Logo Signals an Emission-Free Future
The carmaker is updating its familiar trademark at the same time it is beginning a push to make electric vehicles affordable to the masses.
With a $2 Billion Factory From China, a German City Lets Others Worry
Arnstadt’s embrace of a giant new battery plant for electric cars illustrates Europe’s ambivalence toward Chinese investment: Jobs trump geopolitics.
The Car Industry Is Under Siege
Fiat Chrysler and Renault’s attempt to join forces was a response to turmoil in the auto industry, which accounts for much of the world’s factory jobs.
The Car Industry Is Under Siege and in Survival Mode
Fiat Chrysler and Renault’s attempt to join forces was a response to turmoil in the auto industry, which accounts for much of the world’s factory jobs.
The Car Industry Is Under Siege and in Survival Mode
Fiat Chrysler and Renault’s attempt to join forces was a response to turmoil in the auto industry, which accounts for much of the world’s factory jobs.
Carmakers Turn to Survival Tactics With Industry Under Siege
Fiat Chrysler and Renault’s attempt to join forces was a response to turmoil in the auto industry, which accounts for much of the world’s factory jobs.
Fiat Proposes Merger With Renault to Create New Auto Giant
The combined company would be the No. 3 automaker and have a better chance of surviving a perilous transition to electric and self-driving cars.
Volkswagen Moves to Rapidly Increase Production of Electric Cars
The German carmaker, responsible for 1 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions, also said it would be carbon neutral by 2050.