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Panasonic Expects Autonomous Driving System Launch In 2022
Panasonic has been pushing to expand its range of advanced driving-related products to better compete with top suppliers such as Bosch and Continental AG.
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Canada's Magna Joins BMW-Intel Self-Driving Car Project
Magna is the latest addition to the BMW-Intel alliance, which aims to develop new technology that could put self-driving cars on the road by around 2021.
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Volkswagen Has No Plans To Shift Skoda Production
Facing possible cuts in production capacity at home, Volkswagen managers and labor leaders want to benefit from Skoda's success by taking on some of the Czech company's work in Germany and make the lower-cost stablemate pay more for shared technology.
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Porsche Seeks 200 Mn Euro Damages From Audi Over Dieselgate: Bild
Porsche's management delivered the claim in written form to counterparts at Audi, the German newspaper Bild,said without citing its source.
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Ford Delays Fiesta Recall In China Due To Spare Part Issues
The recall, involving 435 imported cars produced from February 15, 2013 to November 11, 2014, will start on November 20, more than two months behind schedule.
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Renault To Rely On Low-Cost, Electric Cars To Boost Sales
While taking a lead in electric vehicles had come at the expense of profitability, Ghosn expects to turn this around by rolling out eight new battery-powered models and 12 hybrids.
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Nissan To Recall All New Cars Sold In Japan In Last 3 Years
Nissan would recall 1.21 million passenger vehicles produced for the domestic market between October 2014 and September 2017, including top sellers the Serena minivan and the Note compact hatchback.
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General Motors Doubles Self-Driving Car Test Fleet In California
As the company increases the size of its test fleet, it has also reported more run-ins between its self-driving cars and human-operated vehicles and bicycles, telling California regulators its vehicles were involved in six minor crashes in the state in September.
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Volkswagen Plans To Curb Competition From Skoda
Volkswagen now wants to curb what it sees as Skoda's unfair advantages - combining German technology with cheaper labour - and reaffirm the top-selling brand's primacy ahead of a wave of new electric car launches, the sources said.
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Japan Transport Ministry Raids Two Nissan Plants Over Improper Checks
The initial four found the automaker had conducted unauthorized final vehicle checks for most domestic models which had not yet been sold, prompting Nissan to suspend new vehicle registrations with the government.
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Ford To Cut Costs; Invest In Trucks, Electric Cars
Ford would shift capital investment away from sedans and internal combustion engines to develop more trucks and electric and hybrid cars. Most of those savings will not show up on Ford's bottom line until 2019 and 2020.
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Uber's UK Boss Quits As Firm Battles To Keep London License
The British capital's transport regulator deemed Uber unfit to run a taxi service last month and decided not to renew its license to operate, citing the firm's approach to reporting serious criminal offences and background checks on drivers.
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Audi Says It Resolved Dispute With Former Engineer In Dieselgate Case
Audi says that it has resolved its dispute with a former employee who sued the carmaker for wrongful dismissal from the company in light of the Dieselgate scandal.
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Formula One Teams Fear Data Leak After Official Quits
Formula One teams fear expensive and closely-guarded secrets could leak to rivals once the former head of the governing body's F1 technical department has served a period of gardening leave. Marcin Budkowski, who worked at several teams before joining the International Automobile Federation (FIA), quit this week and is barred from starting any new employment for the next three months.
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Volkswagen Takes New $3 Billion Hit Over Diesel Emissions Scandal
Volkswagen added provisions of around 2.5 billion euros ($3 billion) on Friday to the mounting total from its diesel emissions scandal, which has already cost the company around 20 billion euros. "The reason is an increase in provisions relating to the buyback/retrofit program for 2.0l TDI vehicles, which is part of the settlements in North America that is proving to be far more technically complex and time consuming," it said in a statement.
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China Sets New Deadline For Automakers To Meet Green-Car Sales Targets
The targets closely mirror previously announced plans, but remove an explicit 8 percent quota for 2018, in effect giving carmakers an extra year grace period.
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US Senators Announce Deal On Self-Driving Car Legislation
The House measure, the first significant federal legislation aimed at speeding self-driving cars to market, would allow automakers get approval to sell up to 25,000 vehicles in the first year, rising to 100,000 by year three, as long as they could demonstrate the vehicles are at least as safe as current vehicles with human controls.
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Dubai Starts Testing Flying Taxis
It was unmanned for its maiden test run in a ceremony arranged for Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed.
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Toyota To Form Electric Car Technology Venture with Mazda, Denso
Toyota will take a 90 percent stake in the joint venture, called EV Common Architecture Spirit Co Ltd, while Mazda and Denso Corp, Toyota's biggest supplier, will each take 5 percent.
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Audi Electric Cars To Be Built Around The World
The Volkswagen-owned business last year awarded production of its first mass-produced electric sport-utility vehicle to a plant in Brussels, and has since been pressured by labor unions to allocate electric car projects to Germany.
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