Despite the many reports announcing the closure of electric vehicle battery production plants, the American giant Ford continued the construction of its BlueOval Battery Park Michigan facility, despite the controversy.
The WORLD CAR AWARDS has announced that OLIVER ZIPSE, Chairman of the Board of Management, BMW AG, has been named 2026 WORLD CAR PERSON OF THE YEAR.
German automaker Audi is facing new challenges, including declining sales and the imposition of new U.S. tariffs.
The Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA Canada) is thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2026 Distinguished Service Award (DSA) and the Young Professionals in the Auto care sector (YPA) Young Leader of the Year Award.
Major Canadian automotive parts manufacturer Magna believes that the global expansion of Chinese automakers represents more of an opportunity than a risk.
According to the specialized publication Mexico Now, two of China’s largest automakers, BYD and Geely, are reportedly among the finalists to acquire a closed Nissan-Mercedes-Benz alliance plant in Mexico.
According to the German newspaper Der Spiegel, automaker Volkswagen would delay the launch of its new Scout pickup truck lineup until 2028 at the earliest.
GM Canada has announced a new $63 million CAD investment in its Oshawa assembly plant to modernize its stamping operations.
On February 5, AIA Canada members from across the country gathered on Parliament Hill for our annual Hill Day, meeting directly with Members of Parliament, senators, and senior officials
Japanese automotive giant Toyota has just announced the appointment of Kenta Kon as the company’s chief executive officer. Previously Toyota’s executive vice president and a close associate of President Akio Toyoda
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