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Daimler aims to launch self-driving car by 2020

Germany's Daimler AG plans to start selling a self-driving car by 2020 as part of its campaign to regain the top spot among premium carmakers, its development chief said.

Sep. 10 , 2013
Break Manufacturer Monopoly: Dealer Management Regulation Expected Change in November

“Anti- monopoly” has extended to automobile circulation. It might trigger bigger chain reaction. At present, MOFCOM has launched (hereinafter referred to as ) revise. Jinjun Shen, vice executive president and secretary-general of China Automobile Dealers Association, told reporter of that it is possible for relative government department to announce revise at annual meeting of China Automobile Dealers Association.

Sep. 10 , 2013
SAIC GM Wuling Recalls 54,566 Baojun 630

At present, SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile Co., Ltd. has submitted recall plan to AQSIQ according to the requirement of . It decides to recall part of Baojun 630 1.5L made from Feb. 21, 2012 to August 12, 2013 from Sept. 6, 2013, 54,566 vehicles totally.

Sep. 10 , 2013
Jaguar, Lexus to push Germans in key SUV segment

Jaguar and Lexus are using the Frankfurt auto show to send a message to their German rivals: the premium compact SUV segment is about to get even more competitive.

Sep. 9 , 2013
BMW faces Indian import duty probe, possible fine: report

German carmaker BMW (BMWG.DE) faces a fine of at least $100 million euros in India for alleged violations of import rules, WirtschaftsWoche reported.

Sep. 9 , 2013
Ford board open to earlier exit for Mulally, report says

Ford Motor Co. CEO Alan Mulally, credited with driving a culture change that helped save the automaker, may step down sooner than planned, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.

Sep. 9 , 2013