Huwebes, Disyembre 24, 2020

Renault CEO's turnaround plans begin to emerge in internal memo

In an internal paper CEO Luca de Meo has outlined to executives and employee representatives some of the proposals in his "Renaulution" plan to revive the automaker.



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Miyerkules, Disyembre 23, 2020

Self-driving startup Nuro cleared to commercialize service in Calif.; firm makes acquisition

It's the first commercial permit awarded to any self-driving company in the state. Nuro also announced it acquired self-driving trucking startup Ike.



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GM to tout electrification drive, plug-in pickup at CES, report says

In addition to an address by CEO Mary Barra, GM will show a video at CES featuring its latest technology and preview some concept vehicles, including a plug-in Chevrolet pick-up, some Cadillac models and vehicles for other brands, Bloomberg reported.



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In blow to Jeep, Mahindra gets clearance to sell new Roxors

After barring the sale of older models, the International Trade Commission said the redesigned post-2020 Roxor model did not violate the "trade dress" of Fiat Chrysler's Jeep Wrangler SUV.



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Nikola loses order from Republic Services for electric trucks

The startup said its order had been terminated due to a longer-than-expected development time and unexpected costs.



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Daimler prepares stock listing of truck unit, paper says

The unit could be floated at the end of 2021, German business newspaper Handelsblatt reported.



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Ghosn’s former lawyer sues Japan over office search

Junichiro Hironaka, along with other lawyers from the firm that once represented Carlos Ghosn, filed a lawsuit arguing that a search of their office was illegal. The search came after the former Nissan chairman fled Japan to Lebanon.



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