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UAW now turns focus to Fiat Chrysler, strike possible
Union expects FCA to follow the template set by GM and Ford, carmaker says conditions are different.
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Chinese automaker plans electric car production in South Africa
BAIC is preparing to set up a “new energy car production base” by the end of June.
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GM proposing co-gen power for St. Catharines propulsion plant
Project aims to reduce electricity costs, greenhouse gas emissions by 77%.
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GM temporarily closing five factories
Automaker trying to reduce inventory on dealer lots.
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Volkswagen reneged on deal to recognize union: UAW
Union says carmaker would recognize UAW as member representative if it dropped a challenge on the outcome of an election.
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Morocco, Peugeot agree on $632M investment for car factory
Manufacturing facility will produce up to 200,000 vehicles annually for the African and Middle East markets.
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GM denies ambushing dealers with 2009 wind down
Dealers sue for $750 million; claim with more time they’d have received a better deal.
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North Carolina offered $100M to lure Toyota headquarters
Automaker says it’s decision to move to a Dallas suburb was about much more than state incentives.
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Chrysler loses $690 million in Q1
Despite sales gains, the automaker lost money on changes related to its merger with Fiat SpA.
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Tesla gearing up for charging, support network in China
The automaker has delivered its first eight all-electric sedans to customers in China.
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Mexico sets sights on Canada as top auto exporter to US
It has surpassed Japan as the second largest exporter, expects to pass Canada in 2015.
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Tenn. won’t rule out automakers with UAW contracts at Memphis site
The 6-square-mile “mega site” ideally is suited for a new auto assembly plant.
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Ford building more Edges in Oakville for the global market
Automaker says it will export utility vehicle to more than 60 countries.
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Toyota stays on top for second straight year in 2013
Sets ambitious target to sell more than 10 million vehicles in 2014.
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Inside GM’s huge investments in five US facilities
$1.3 billion investment brings automaker’s total spending on US manufacturing plants to $2.8 billion in 2013.
