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Renault ousts chief executive in 'coup'
Thierry Bolloré is abruptly dismissed by the French carmaker after only nine months in the role.
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Renault ousts chief executive in 'coup'
Thierry Bolloré is abruptly dismissed by the French carmaker after only nine months in the role.
Nissan Europe 'unsustainable' in no-deal Brexit
The Japanese carmaker is concerned about the impact of export duties in the event of no-deal Brexit.
'Paltry' UK car sales deepen industry gloom
Hopes of a big sales increase in September are dashed, but growth in electric vehicles continues.
Trade row hits Japanese car sales in South Korea
Toyota says sales in South Korea have been hit by simmering tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.
Volkswagen rejects judge's plea to settle case
Germany's first mass legal action begins as 450,000 owners of diesel cars take on the company.
General Motors auto workers strike in US
Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
Car group boss calls no-deal Brexit a train crash
The company that owns Vauxhall says it will halt UK investment while the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
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Renault ousts chief executive in 'coup'
Thierry Bolloré is abruptly dismissed by the French carmaker after only nine months in the role.
Nissan Europe 'unsustainable' in no-deal Brexit
The Japanese carmaker is concerned about the impact of export duties in the event of no-deal Brexit.
'Paltry' UK car sales deepen industry gloom
Hopes of a big sales increase in September are dashed, but growth in electric vehicles continues.
Trade row hits Japanese car sales in South Korea
Toyota says sales in South Korea have been hit by simmering tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.
Volkswagen rejects judge's plea to settle case
Germany's first mass legal action begins as 450,000 owners of diesel cars take on the company.
General Motors auto workers strike in US
Almost 50,000 workers are due to join the strike, the first major stoppage at GM since 2007.
Car group boss calls no-deal Brexit a train crash
The company that owns Vauxhall says it will halt UK investment while the Brexit outcome remains uncertain.
Nissan Europe 'unsustainable' in no-deal Brexit
The Japanese carmaker is concerned about the impact of export duties in the event of no-deal Brexit.
'Paltry' UK car sales deepen industry gloom
Hopes of a big sales increase in September are dashed, but growth in electric vehicles continues.
Trade row hits Japanese car sales in South Korea
Toyota says sales in South Korea have been hit by simmering tensions between Seoul and Tokyo.
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Thierry Bolloré is abruptly dismissed by the French carmaker after only nine months in the role.
Read moreRenault names interim chief executive
Renault has said its chief financial officer, Clotilde Delbos, will be its interim chief executive after the French carmaker's board voted to replace Thierry Bollore.
Renault has said Mr Bollore will leave his role with immediate effect, while Ms Delbos will be interim CEO "until a process is completed to appoint a new Chief Executive Officer".
Dyson's decision 'no surprise'
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Dyson, the technology company best known for its vacuum cleaners, has scrapped a project to build electric cars.
The firm, headed by British inventor Sir James Dyson (pictured), said its engineers had developed a "fantastic electric car" but that it would not hit the roads because it was not "commercially viable".
Anna-Marie Baisden, head of autos at Fitch Solution, tells Radio 5 Live Wake Up To Money that she is not surprised, citing the problems Tesla has faced in ramping up production.
"I think for them to pull out at this stage, realising how difficult it's going to be to make money, there are very small margins if any in electric cars at the moment, it's not a big surprise".
"You do have to put a lot of money into developing an electric car, the technology's still very expensive" she said.
The technology firm, which has already built the first cars, says the project is not commercially viable.
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The Japanese carmaker is concerned about the impact of export duties in the event of no-deal Brexit.
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The Japanese firm says it has invested £100m in the Sunderland plant.
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