€150m expansion of German R&D centre will allow more comprehensive testing of prototypes in Europe
Opening plant in key US market "makes no sense", says boss Frank-Steffen Walliser
Laishley most notably oversaw Caterham’s move to its “game-changing” new Dartford plant last year
Ending ECOS could throttle supply of nearly new cars, industry body warns
Employee car ownership schemes (ECOS) sell 100k cars per year, but gov plans to scrap it in April
British brand's profits dropped by almost two-thirds in the first nine months of 2025
Steve Catlin was appointed as Vauxhall's managing director in June
Chinese rivals are offering "extraordinary value" that European marques can't compete with, says Steve Catlin
Political battle between the US and China is now seriously affecting European car manufacturers
Firm posted a 58% drop in profits, down to €5.4 billion, for the first nine months of 2025, fuelled by US tariffs
Big unveilings from Toyota, Subaru and Mazda signify a renewed push from the Japanese car makers
Nicola Dobson rejoined Peugeot UK as managing director in January, and the brand's sales have boomed since
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