Events

Huayu Automotive: new management statements to investors

Chinese supplier Huayu Automotive published a response from its board secretary to investors on October 30.

Japanese auto exports return to growth for April-September 2026

Japanese vehicle exports grew for the first time in three years during April-September 2026, driven by Europe despite a sharp decline in the Middle East, according to the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association (JAMA).

Ayrton Senna's 1991 Honda NSX sold at auction for 6.3 million reais

A 1991 Honda NSX owned by Ayrton Senna, who had participated in the model's development, was sold for 6.3 million reais. The vehicle was kept in Portugal.

Peterbilt opens its electric trucks to public fleets via Sourcewell

Peterbilt adds its range of medium and heavy-duty electric trucks to its cooperative purchasing agreement with Sourcewell, facilitating the electrification of state and municipal fleets.

Premium Vannado Altiplano motorhome presented with roof terrace

Vannado unveils the Altiplano, a 6.8-meter motorhome offering up to five berths, a roof terrace, and optional all-wheel drive.

Forecasts for the regenerative braking systems market by 2035

A market study anticipates the evolution of the regenerative braking systems market until 2035, driven by demand for electric vehicles and efficiency standards.

Car of the Year 2027: The five finalists in the main category revealed in Brazil

The Brazilian Car of the Year 2027 award has revealed the five finalists in its main category.

Xiaomi N90 announced for less than €40,000 with a sunroof

The Xiaomi N90 model is announced at a price below €40,000, equipped with a sunroof.

Belgee and Geely cars will receive Yandex applications

Vehicles from the Belgee and Geely brands will be equipped with Yandex applications, strengthening the integration of Russian digital services into these cars.

Car Blanche enters an Aston Martin Vantage GT3 in the Asian Le Mans Series

Team Car Blanche, originating from YRB Racing LLC and competing in IMSA, announces its expansion into the Asian Le Mans Series with an Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 Evo in the GT class.

Why new automotive brands keep emerging in China

An analysis of the reasons behind the multiplication of new automotive brands on the Chinese market.

Delta: Automotive activity continues to lose money

Taiwanese supplier Delta sees its automotive activity sink into losses, with group growth now relying on power supplies for AI.

Maruti Suzuki reports growing maritime disruptions in West Asia

Maruti Suzuki warns of increasing disruptions to maritime transport in West Asia, while highlighting the resilience of its exports.

BorgWarner signs agreement with Wolfspeed ahead of earnings release

Supplier BorgWarner has reached an agreement with semiconductor manufacturer Wolfspeed, approaching the publication of its financial results.

Mitsubishi updates the eK Cross kei SUV in Japan

Mitsubishi announced an update to its eK Cross kei SUV, featuring aesthetic tweaks and enhanced safety equipment, priced at around 1.85 million yen.

An experimental Dacia Duster shows 3.3 l/100 km with the Horse H12 engine

On Spanish roads, an experimental Dacia Duster equipped with the Horse H12 engine and Nexa 95 renewable fuel consumed less than 3.3 l/100 km, reigniting the debate on the future of internal combustion engines versus all-electric vehicles.

Road test of the Audi Q3 disrupted by electronic malfunctions

During a road trip between Monaco, Tuscany, and Lombardy, an Audi Q3 experienced erratic behavior from its onboard electronics.

Nissan updates the Note Autech Crossover in Japan

Nissan Motorsports & Customizing announced partial modifications to the specifications of the compact crossover Note Autech Crossover, priced from 2.89 million yen. Equipment and finishes have been revised.

Key takeaways from the Beijing Auto Show 2026

The press draws the main lessons from the Beijing Auto Show 2026, marked by electrification and the growing strength of Chinese manufacturers.

Honda sells improved Fit in Japan

Honda launched an improved version of its Fit city car in Japan in July 2026, with a revised lineup, designs, and equipment, including an RS trim.

Astemo appoints Katsushi Inoue president, Kohei Takeuchi steps down

Supplier Astemo entrusts the presidency to Katsushi Inoue, currently head of Honda's automotive division, replacing Kohei Takeuchi, to support the recovery of Honda's auto activity.

Korean supplier UniTechno expands into energy storage and physical AI

UniTechno, a Korean automotive parts supplier, is diversifying its activities into energy storage systems and physical AI.

Facelifted Honda Vezel: the G 4WD trim, the cheapest in the range

Honda launched the facelifted Vezel in Japan on October 23, 2026. The G 4WD trim, the only version under 3 million yen, focuses on comprehensive equipment with heated seats as standard.

Test drive of the Dacia Duster Eco-G dual-fuel petrol-LPG

AUTO BILD publishes a test drive of the Dacia Duster Eco-G, equipped with separate petrol and LPG tanks, highlighting its reduced running costs.

A car sales event in Korea resembles a global auto show

A commercial automotive event in South Korea, featuring Mercedes-Benz sellers, takes on the appearance of an international motor show.

PTM Auto records ninth consecutive quarter of losses

Automotive distributor PTM Auto sees half of its assets tied up in inventory and records losses on its core business for the ninth consecutive quarter.

Profile of Chinese supplier Jinhongshun and its leader

Portrait of Chinese automotive supplier ST Jinhongshun, specializing in parts weight reduction, and its leader Hong Jiancang.

A carmaker that arrived a year ago enters Argentina's top 10 sales

A carmaker established in Argentina for a year has already entered the country's top 10 sales and is aiming for leadership.

Magna records revenue decline and revises strategy

Supplier Magna announces a drop in its turnover and reevaluates its strategic directions.

A type of automotive lighting equipment is becoming scarce

A type of lighting traditionally fitted to cars is increasingly being omitted, with explanations provided for the reasons behind this trend.