Fiat and Renault could resuscitate merger plan - sources
Sources say Fiat Chrysler and Renault are looking for ways to revive merger plan, but a lot depends on Nissan.
Fiat Chrysler withdraws Renault marriage proposal
Politics to blame as Fiat Chrysler abandons its proposal to merge with Renault. Here's what happened:
Pressure mounting on Renault to act on Ghosn saga
Renault's board faces mounting pressure in politically charged France to dismiss Carlos Ghosn as chief executive.
Electric cars and the profitability problem
Car brands are under pressure to price aggressively, but there are mounting concerns over profitability.
Get ready for the rise of the 'mild' hybrid car
Affordable 48-volt hybrids are increasingly seen as a quick fix in the post #dieselgate race to electrify.
Scandal starts hitting VW's sales
Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal began to hit its European sales in October.
298kW Evora 400 leads Lotus comeback
Back-to-basics “power up, weight down” approach puts Lotus on track for a 61 percent increase in sales for 2014-2015.
Why are convertible sales plunging?
Many familiar convertibles are being axed after demand for open-top cars has fallen almost 60 percent in eight years.
Recovery hopes at Paris show opens
Car executives fear that Europe's anaemic car market rebound could be over before it has really begun.
Peugeot to rebound with better prices
PSA Peugeot Citroen's new CEO promises new models and action on pricing.
Chinese partner buys into Peugeot’s rescue
PSA Peugeot Citroen planned to build new cars and expand in Asia under a French-backed rescue deal, the car maker said on Wednesday.
Peugeot receives a Chinese lifeline
PSA to build new cars and expand in Asia under rescue deal reached with Dongfeng.
European carmakers face painful cuts
Manufacturers ready emulate America three years ago by downsizing to survive.