German supplier Robert Bosch is preparing an investment push in Mexico to build car parts for a growing North American market, a German newspaper reported.
Daily Archives: July 3, 2014
NHTSA says Chrysler recall too slow
By TOM KRISHER
The U.S. government’s road safety agency is accusing Chrysler of moving too slowly to fix some Jeep SUVs in a recall announced more than a year ago.
Georgia lawsuit still causing trouble for GM
By TOM KRISHER
After the case was settled and GM recalled the cars, congressional subcommittees summoned CEO Mary Barra to Washington. Staffers demanded thousands of documents from GM and parts maker Delphi.
VW Passat goes upscale in europe
Volkswagen is steering the mid-sized Passat upscale in Europe, aiming to lift the model clear of a struggling market for mid-priced cars without alienating its core family customers.
The Passat, which has racked up over 22 million sales globally since its 1973 launch will be unveiled in its latest form in Berlin on Thursday. The new car is expected to hit European showrooms in November.
PSA-Dongfeng receives approval for fourth China plant
PSA/Peugeot-Citroen has signed an agreement with local authorities in China to proceed with the construction of a fourth factory with partner Dongfeng Motor Group, the French carmaker said today.
