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Japanese tire manufacturer Bridgestone has announced major changes in its global leadership. Effective January 1, 2026, Yasuhiro Morita will assume the role of global President and CEO, succeeding Shuichi Ishibashi.

About two weeks ago, Nissan Canada’s then-president, Trevor Longley, decided to leave the company, which at the time was facing certain challenges. It has since been announced that Longley has become the president of Stellantis Canada.

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On December 12, V2V Technologies will mark an important milestone in its history: 25 years of innovation, growth, and strong partnerships serving the automotive industry.  

Amid uncertainty surrounding fully electric vehicles and new import tariffs affecting certain models, Volkswagen Canada is shifting its focus toward hybrid models. According to Auto123, the automaker believes this approach will help sustain growth while meeting the evolving expectations of Canadian consumers.

The Canadian government has warned Stellantis, which is reportedly considering moving Jeep Compass production from its Brampton, Ontario plant to the United States, according to Reuters.

According to the American publication Good Car Bad Car (GCBC), Chinese automakers appear to be on the verge of conquering nearly every global market simultaneously. GCBC reports, for instance, that Chinese giant BYD recorded a 237% increase in sales in Europe, while sales in Southeast Asia rose by 162%

Always at the forefront of management solutions for the automotive industry, GEM-CAR has just launched its brand-new Version V16. This update marks a major milestone in the evolution of the software, recognized across North America for its reliability, efficiency, and user-centered approach tailored to the needs of independent repair shops.

The major fire that broke out at Novelis on September 16 in Oswego, N.Y., is expected to cause significant challenges for the automotive industry — particularly for Ford. Novelis is the world’s largest recycler of aluminium and counts several major automakers among its clients, including — unsurprisingly — Ford