Shareholders voted to reorganize the Daimler Group, clearing the way for the automaker to separate its car and van business from its truck and bus business into two legally independent entities.
Tisha Johnson, vice president-interior design for Volvo Group, says at the Wards Auto Interiors Conference the company’s designs are rooted in Scandinavian traditions such as desire for light, forms that fit the human...
“We know autonomous driving is coming,” Continental’s Michael Schoenherr says. “You’re going to see an evolution of the technology that brings us to that point.”
The National Labor Relations Board is reviewing a petition filed April 9 by VW Chattanooga workers seeking a vote later this month on whether the UAW should represent all production and maintenance employees.
Major issues such as pensions and health care slip into the background as newer concerns such as the increasing use of temporary workers and technological changes engulfing the industry weigh on the 130,000 unionized...
David Green, president of UAW Local 1112 in Lordstown, OH, says Trump hasn’t responded to his earlier letter protesting General Motors’ decision to cancel a shift at the plant, one of five factories in the U.S. and...
Kumar Galhotra, Ford president-North America, says the new F-Series Super Duty set for unveiling at the Chicago auto show is part of a broad product offensive the automaker will launch this year.
In a letter to local UAW officials, Terry Dittes, director of the union’s GM Dept., raises two specific issues: GM’s operations in Mexico and the automaker’s continuing use of temporary workers.
