The BMW Group Plant Debrecen is entering its final phase, with the assembly line now up and running—bringing the plant’s iFACTORY innovations to life. Designed exclusively for all-electric production, this Hungarian site is setting new benchmarks in efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability.

On March 5, the European Commission rolled out a bold Action Plan to help Europe's automotive sector stay competitive, sustainable, and innovative in the face of fast-paced global change.

Nissan has announced a leadership change, with Ivan Espinosa set to become CEO on April 1, 2025, following Makoto Uchida’s resignation. This shift comes as Nissan aims to address financial challenges and improve performance. Espinosa, currently Chief Planning Officer, will lead a renewed executive team focused on technology, manufacturing, and global marketing. Key appointments include Guillaume Cartier overseeing marketing and Eiichi Akashi as CTO. Nissan’s board is optimistic that the leadership changes will help the company navigate its current challenges and drive future growth.

Counterfeit components in the electronics supply chain pose various risks - from quality failures to safety hazards. Can AI-driven transparency protect the automotive industry?

Recent reports confirm that Nissan is walking away from merger talks with Honda, primarily due to disagreements over governance structure.

The European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) warns that 2025 could be a tough year for electric vehicles (EVs) as affordability, infrastructure, and competition continue to challenge the industry.

According to ACEA, new EU car registrations increased by +0.8% in 2024, reaching 10.6 million units. Spain led with strong growth (+7.1%), while France (-3.2%), Germany (-1%), and Italy (-0.5%) faced declines.

As Howard Boville aptly reminds us in his article, “embracing the future is not just a choice, it’s a necessity.” From e-commerce pioneers like a small Whitby cookie maker to today’s trailblazers, foresight and adaptability have always been key. Now, in the era of #AI, these qualities are reshaping industries faster than ever.

In his compelling A-to-Z analysis, Augustin Friedel captures the sweeping transformations reshaping the mobility sector. Each letter tells a unique story, highlighting the opportunities and challenges at the forefront of innovation. The article: From Autonomous Driving (A) to Zero Emissions (Z), the industry is grappling with seismic shifts in technology, geopolitics, and consumer expectations.

Ahead of the EU Environment Council discussions, ACEA urges policymakers to adopt a pragmatic and innovative approach to the proposed End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation.

European car industries are facing significant challenges as they navigate the complex transition to electric vehicle (EV) production.

The European Parliament outlines four scenarios for 2030 in its analysis of EU-China competition in the EV sector from Chinese market dominance to a European revival driven by innovation and strong policies.