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- Car emissions: Fiat Chrysler grilled on 'defeat devices'
- MEPs on the European Parliament's car emissions inquiry grilled Fiat Chrysler's Chief Technical Officer on possible 'defeat devices' in Fiat diesel engines ...
- Crisis in auto industry today, maintaining the lead in skills and innovation tomorrow
- Today in Brussels, the CEOs of four of Europe's automobile manufacturers, European Commissioners and MEPs came together to discuss 'Innovation for Europe, ...
- Stable EU auto market in view for 2019, with CO2 and trade challenges ahead
- In 2019, EU car sales will stagnate at 2018 levels in terms of units sold, staying close to the 15 million new registrations mark recorded last year, according ...
- Dieselgate: EU gains power over new car approvals
- The EU institutions reached a provisional agreement Thursday on reform of type-approval and market surveillance for motor vehicles, raising the quality and ...
- Focus on vehicle safety measures with most tangible results, auto industry says
- Before the European Commission publishes its proposal on the revision of the General Safety Regulation this May, the European Automobile Manufacturers' ...
- Proposed savings from Chrysler-Peugeot merger look unlikely and UK may bear brunt
- Commenting on the merger between Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot, John Colley, Associate Dean of Warwick Business School and an expert on company mergers, said:
- Truck industry reacts to EU proposal for first-ever CO2 standards
- The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA), representing the seven major EU producers of heavy-duty vehicles, takes note of the European ...
- New vans sold in Europe in 2017: large decrease in annual average CO2 emissions
- Average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions of new vans registered in the European Union (EU) in 2017 were 4.7% lower than in 2016, according to preliminary data ...
- European auto industry calls for 'real and effective' elimination of non-tariff barriers during trade negotiations with Japan
- The European Union and Japan yesterday officially launched negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA).
- Latest diesel cars emit low on-road pollutant emissions, contrary to recent misleading claims
- Contrary to misleading claims in a new report, the latest Euro 6d diesel cars emit low pollutant emissions on the road under the new Real Driving Emissions ...
- Auto industry welcomes proposals to expand clean fuel infrastructure
- The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) supports the European Commission's proposals to expand infrastructure for alternative fuels that were ...
- EU vehicle manufacturers express concern on US investigation into auto imports
- The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) has expressed its concern regarding the initiation by the United States of a national security ...
- Tariffs would damage US car industry, EU warns Trump
- Imposing tariffs on imports of EU cars would damage US trade and its own car industry, the European Union warned Monday in formal comments to the United States ...
- CO2 targets for cars and vans: auto industry urges MEPs to consider high stakes of plenary vote
- Ahead of Wednesday's European Parliament vote on future CO2 targets for cars and vans, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) draws decision ...
- Dieselgate: EU states agree stricter rules on car emissions
- Nearly two years after the VW car emissions scandal, EU Member States came to an agreement Monday to reform the system of type-approval and market surveillance ...
- EU presents plans to repair car testing
- The European Commission presented its plans on 27 January for overhauling the framework to approve cars in the European Union.
- Patents and self-driving vehicles
- This study provides a comprehensive picture of current trends and emerging leaders in self-driving vehicle technologies. Drawing on the EPO's most recent ...
- Automobile industry addresses challenges of decarbonisation
- Ahead of the publication of the European Commission's Communication on the Decarbonisation of Transport next month, the European Automobile Manufacturers' ...
- Promoting energy efficient vehicles - financial incentives
- The European Commission has published new guidelines on how EU Member States should use financial incentives to best increase demand for low CO2 emission ...
- Automobile manufacturers call for change of direction in EU trade negotiations
- The European automobile manufacturers call on the European Commission and Member States to change their approach in conducting trade negotiations. EU trade ...
- Belt up! i-Size ready for take-off!
- On 9 July 2013, the new child restraint regulation came into force. Manufacturers are now able to have Child-Restraint Systems (CRS) meeting the new i-Size ...
- Volkswagen settles in the United States
- The settlement of Volkswagen with US consumers and government regulators has been announced.
- EU support to fight the crisis in the automotive sector
- The European automotive sector, with 12 million jobs depending on this strategic industry, has been hit particularly hard by the current economic crisis with ...
- Ferrari joins ACEA
- The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association (ACEA) kicks off the new year with Ferrari becoming its newest member company.
- New safety requirements for cars from 1 November 2012
- Europe takes a major step forward in vehicle safety on 1 November 2012 as a basket of new safety requirements for new types of motor vehicles comes into force. ...
- Car prices reports
- The European Commission has published a six-monthly car price report since 1992. From May 2007 the report is published once a year. This initiative was ...
- Motor vehicle taxation brings in €440.4 billion for governments in major European markets
- New data shows that motor vehicles generate more than €440 billion in taxation for national governments in the major EU markets plus the UK, the European ...
- Connected Cars
- New European standards for 'connected cars', able to communicate with each other and with road infrastructures, are expected to appear on European roads in ...
- JLR job cuts are taste of things to come without right deal on EU trade
- In response to news that Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) will cut 500 jobs at its Halewood factory, Christian Stadler, Professor of Strategic Management and an ...
- Revised EU competition rules for the motor vehicle sector - briefing
- The European Commission has adopted new competition rules for agreements between vehicle manufacturers and their authorised dealers, repairers and spare parts ...