Tata Group chair tells workers Air India faces challenging time

The airline’s recovery has been slowed by integration costs after the merger with Vistara

The software is already available as a subscription for US drivers, where it is also facing consumer lawsuits and federal investigations after crashes and reports of traffic violations.

Tesla’s supervised self-driving software gets Dutch okay, first in Europe

Other carmakers have introduced ‘hands-free’ driving technology on select highways and at limited speeds, mostly in Germany

Kia cut its annual EV sales target to 1 million units by 2030, from the goal of 1.26 million it set last year.

Kia to use humanoid robots in US, debut software car and hybrid truck

It said it will deploy the Atlas robot at its Georgia facility in 2029

Led by the likes of BYD and Geely Automobile Holdings, China’s automakers have rapidly gained market share in Europe, Mexico and South America.

US trade chief says tech restrictions to block Chinese autos

Greer emphasised that tariffs are an effective tool to bring manufacturing back to the US

While Mercedes' sales volumes are up by 7% in Europe and 20% in the US, this has not been enough to offset a 27% drop in China.

Mercedes Q1 sales down in tough ‘transition year’ for China business

The German marque faces a cut-throat price war with Chinese brands in the premium segment

Exports are up 73.7% from a year earlier to nearly 700,000 vehicles in March.

China’s car exports accelerate despite disruption from Middle East crisis

Dealers remain under pressure from bloated inventories, with unsold vehicle stocks rising in March

China’s biggest players including China Southern Airlines have struggled to return to profit since Covid began.

China considers financial aid for airlines hit by oil shock: sources

Subsidies, tax breaks, mergers, and state-backed low-interest loans are options being explored

The Chinese ships – should they succeed – would be notable for their cargoes. One is carrying Iraqi crude, and the other Saudi.

China tankers join line to test Hormuz exit and US-Iran ceasefire

A successful crossing is not yet guaranteed, as several vessels have turned back at the last moment