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  • British Steel: Officials line up Turkish firm Cengiz if Jingye bid falls through

    January 22, 2020

    Whitehall is thought to be lining up a Turkish backup bid for British Steel in case its sale to Chinese firm Jingye fails. Officials are holding talks with Turkish conglomerate Cengiz Holdings, according to the Guardian newspaper. The government insisted it was confident the £50m deal with Jingye would go through. However, a spokesperson refused [...]

  • Jaguar Land Rover cuts 500 jobs at factory near Liverpool in ‘further blow’ for UK car industry

    January 22, 2020

    Jaguar Land Rover has announced it is cutting 500 jobs from its Halewood factory, near Liverpool. The car maker said it is “taking action to optimise performance, enable sustainable growth and safeguard the long-term success of our business”. Jaguar Land Rover’s Halewood plant employs about 4,000 contracted workers, plus more than 1,000 agency staff.  They [...]

  • Sajid Javid denies ‘no alignment’ with EU plan will hit manufacturers

    January 21, 2020

    Sajid Javid has denied the government’s policy of “no alignment” with European Union rules will damage the manufacturing industry. The chancellor was asked whether comments made over the weekend that some firms would not benefit from Brexit meant he was prepared to sacrifice some UK manufacturers.  He said: “No, not at all. We look forward [...]

  • Why London black cabs might ferry you around the Tokyo Olympics

    January 21, 2020

    Londoners visiting Tokyo this summer will find a small part of home on the streets of the Japanese capital, after a fleet of London black cabs comes to the city in time for the Olympic Games. The London Electric Vehicle Company, the UK-based maker of the plug-in hybrid version of London’s black cabs which is [...]

  • The wheels come off: Are car sales still a bellwether for the UK economy?

    January 21, 2020

    Route planning is always tricky. For investors, charting a path through the busy roadworks of the UK economy in 2020 can be especially hard, so markets are quick to pounce on any data that might provide a turning signal for the future. That’s why figures released earlier this month by the Society of Motor Manufacturers [...]

  • Renault sales fall 3.4 per cent amid doubts over Nissan alliance

    January 17, 2020

    French car maker Renault suffered a 3.4 per cent fall in global sales last year, despite growing in its home European market. Sales grew by 1.3 per cent to 1.94m cars in Europe, but fell 17.2 per cent in China. Sales fell by 19.3 per cent in Africa, Middle East, India and the Pacific region. [...]

  • PSA suffers 10 per cent slump in sales for 2019

    January 16, 2020

    The parent company of Vauxhall and Peugeot suffered a 10 per cent slump in sales last year, as declining volumes in China, the Middle East and Africa came to bear on the car maker. PSA, which is part-way through a merger with Fiat Chrysler, saw sales decline by 2.5 per cent in its home European [...]

  • Renault chairman: ‘Real desire’ to make faltering Nissan alliance work

    January 16, 2020

    Renault’s chairman has dismissed claims that the 20-year partnership between the French manufacturer and Nissan might be breaking down. Jean-Dominique Senard said today that there was a “real desire” at the alliance to make a success of it. This comes despite more than a year of turmoil caused by the arrest of its architect Carlos [...]

  • Hyundai and Kia inject €100m in London electric vehicle scaleup

    January 16, 2020

    Car making giants Hyundai and Kia will today reveal a €100m (£85.6m) in London-headquartered electric vehicle firm Arrival. The move will mark the beginning of a strategic partnership between the trio which will see Hyundai and Kia use the scaleup’s technology to develop mobility solutions and electrify their vehicles. Arrival, which has more than 800 [...]

  • Chinese car sales tumble again in 2019

    January 13, 2020

    The Chinese car market was in reverse for the second consecutive year in 2019, as the cooling economy and the nation’s trade disputes with the US hit consumers. Sales slumped 8.2 per cent to 25.8m vehicles last year, after a 2.8 per cent fall to 28.1m in 2018, according to the China Association of Automobile [...]

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