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Latest Industry News
Honda Motor Co. said Wednesday it will start recycling rare earths and other key materials in hybrid auto batteries this year -- a key innovation in the Japanese automaker's effort to be green.
The U.S. government has expanded an investigation into fires that can start in the doors of several Toyota models, adding 600,000 Camrys and other vehicles to the probe.
U.S. factories produced less in May than April, as automakers cut back on output for the first time in six months. The report indicates that manufacturing, a key driver of the economic growth, is slowing.
The Asian consortium planning to rescue Swedish automaker Saab Automobile from insolvency is led by a mainland Chinese alternative energy tycoon whose company has close ties with China's State Grid electricity utility.
Ford has transformed a nearly 60-year-old assembly plant into the new home of the redesigned Escape, its entry in the ultra-competitive small SUV category. And it's bolstered the workforce to make the vehicle.
Swedish automaker Saab Automobile was Wednesday rescued from insolvency when an Asian consortium sealed a deal to buy the brand's main assets with the aim of making electric cars.
Honda Canada is voluntarily recalling approximately 12,587 of its popular 2012 Civics in Canada.
General Motors is making progress in restructuring its money-losing European operations and holding constructive talks with German labour unions, CEO Dan Akerson told shareholders on Tuesday.
General Motors CEO Dan Akerson says he's cautiously optimistic that U.S. political leaders will agree on an economic package to keep the country from tipping into a recession.
BMW AG saw sales rise 6.4 per cent in May from a year ago, as big increases in Asia and better numbers in United States overcame a dip in struggling Europe.
The Honda Fit electric car has received the highest fuel efficiency rating ever from the Environmental Protection Agency, the company said Wednesday.
The display at a recent transportation conference was a peek into the future of automotive safety: cars that to talk to each other and warn drivers of impending collisions.
Some say she's a confident, crime-fighting avenger, devoted to protecting drivers in Atlantic Canada's largest city.
Fisker Automotive is expanding a recall of its 2012 plug-in hybrid Karma because of potential problems with the electric car's battery.
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