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Italy’s Industry Minister Adolfo Urso announced a deal to avert 249 layoffs at suppliers to Stellantis, saying he hoped the breakthrough would help repair strained relations with the carmaker. …

We are encouraged by the European People’s Party’s recognition of the numerous challenges European automakers face, including heavy vehicle manufacturers of trucks and buses. …

Continental will spin off its automotive group business by the end of 2025 as it focuses on its profitable tires and ContiTech industrial businesses. …

Nissan’s has set up a strategic partnership with Anaplan to digitalise the vehicle flow process from production to sales  …

DP World is trialling an innovative carbon reduction programme at its UK logistics hubs, London Gateway and Southampton, aimed at helping cargo importers cut their emissions.  …

IRU and the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) have signed a new MoU, refuelling their long-standing commitment to sustainable transport, road safety and cross-border mobility.  …

Vehicle manufacturers will have to comply with more than 100 pieces of legislation covering safety, emissions, energy, materials, data, and security requirements for type approval and vehicle development. …

As the year 2024 draws to a close, Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) has reinforced its commitment to sustainable maritime operations through initiatives aimed at reducing the environmental impact and enhancing port efficiency …

Volkswagen Group workers are poised to walk off their jobs for a second time this month on 9 December 2024 as management and labor leaders enter a fourth round of talks over painful cuts at the carmaker’s namesake brand. …

United European Car Carriers (UECC) has secured a major bunkering deal with Titan Clean Fuels to source liquefied biomethane that will enable the company to reduce its GHG emissions by over 75,000 tons in 2025 - or aroun …

Managing the largest automotive parts distribution center in Latin America, CEVA Logistics is spearheading Volkswagens’ growing business in Latin America. …

Stellantis and Volkswagen Group face painful cutbacks after a tumultuous 2024 with deep, structural changes reshaping the European auto industry. And the next 12 months don’t look any easier. …

Stellantis said it will rejoin European auto lobby ACEA in a move that might flag a more cautious stance for the automaker on its electrification plans. …

International trade has experienced significant growth over the past decades, driven by globalization and the development of new technologies. …

The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) welcomes the conclusion of the trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur bloc and calls for a swift ratification by the Council and the European Parliament. …

The ninth CLEPA Innovation Awards showcased ground-breaking ideas in green and digital technology across the automotive supply industry. …

Deliveries of new cars fell by -1.9% in the UK during November with 153,610 joining the road, according to the latest figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). …

The European Parliament has advanced the CountEmissionsEU proposal, setting the stage for trilogue negotiations, recognising road transport needs, especially for SMEs. …

Volkswagen workers are gearing up for a second wave of walkouts across German plants on 9 December 2024, when management and labor leaders will hold a fourth round of talks over how to slash costs at the automaker’s namesake brand. …

Mike Sturgeon, previous executive director of the Association of European Vehicle Logistics (ECG), is retiring after almost 15 years at the organisation, having passed the reins over to Frank Schnelle. …