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"We're back to who we are as a company," Nissan President and CEO Ivan Espinosa told The Drive.

Failure to combat a tide of EVs from China could cost tens of millions of jobs.

Fuel costs, driver shortages, and crushing regulation are destroying the backbone of Australia's supply chain, and what's happening Down Under is coming to every developed nation soon.

Dealer group Vertu has axed two showrooms in the north of England after ruling that the sites were no longer ‘financially viable’.

More car buyers are shortlisting their next vehicles using the social media platform TikTok – but dealers are lagging behind on content creation.

Younger and lower-paid workers hit hardest by rising labour costs, figures show

Automotive technology exerts Keyloop have confirmed the appointment of a new chief financial officer and chief operating officer.

Chery will launch its Lepas brand in the UK this year, confirming news leaked to Car Dealer in April 2025.

We're looking at the possibility of a deal between Ford and Geely, as well as American dealers' resistance to Chinese cars and more.

Volvo's CEO confirmed the automaker's EVs are already turning a profit today.

UK manufacturing growth accelerates as exports rise for first time in four years

Chinese brand Chery has been celebrating the best of its fledgling UK dealer network as the outfit continues to expand its footprint.

The MG3 was January’s fastest-selling used car, with affordable stock flying off the forecourts in the opening month of the year.

The UK is offering some of the biggest EV discounts of any major European market, as carmakers battle to comply with ZEV mandate targets.

The motor trade has paid almost £130m in tax over the past year, making it one of the one of the biggest contributing sectors to the public purse.

JLR is on the cusp of agreeing a landmark deal to build Chery vehicles at its UK production facilities after the Chinese brand confirmed plans to open a new European headquarters in Liverpool.