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Tata Motors appoints Cyrus P Mistry Chairman of the Board of Directors

Automotive Supply Chain – Following the retirement of the existing chairman, Ratan Tata, on his 75th birthday on 28 December the Deputy Chairman will take over.  Mr Mistry is currently the Chairman designate after holding the position of Deputy Chairman for almost two months and the title of Director of the Company in May.    

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Kazakhstan is a key hub for DHL Freight

Automotive Supply Chain – The crossroads of the Transport Corridor Europe Caucasus Asia (TRACEA) and the Great Almaty Circle Motor Road (BAKAD) now hosts the DHL office and opens up direct transport routes to crucial centres in Europe, Russia and China  

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Toyota to settle U.S. unintended acceleration claims for at least $1.1 billion

Automotive News – Toyota Motor Corp. said Wednesday it is setting aside $1.1 billion to settle various U.S. lawsuits and other claims stemming from reports of unintended acceleration that plagued the automaker in 2009-2010.

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Infiniti to rebadge car, light-truck lineup under Q, QX series

Automotive News – Infiniti is renaming its entire product portfolio for the 2014 model year, returning to the letter “Q” from the brand’s early history for every car and “QX” for every Infiniti crossover and SUV. Nissan Motor Co.’s luxury division is undertaking the change to prepare for a broader array of global products

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FMCSA plans listening session on entry-level driver training

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration announced Dec. 20 it plans to hold a listening session to ask for ideas and information on training entry-level truck drivers in anticipation of a rulemaking that would implement some type of training requirements for new drivers, per provisions in the MAP-21 highway funding bill passed in June.

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How GM lost an Oklahoma dealer

Automotive News – Oklahoma’s top-selling Chevrolet dealer, last week sold his hunting lodge-style store in Norman rather than change the facade and interior to comply with General Motors’ facilities standards. The sale came less than three months after Chevrolet sales chief Don Johnson visited the store and rejected a  

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North American Production to Get Boost From Import Replacements in 2014

Wards Auto – Overseas-based manufacturers will continue to shift more sourcing to North American factories, according toWardsAuto’s latest North American Light Vehicle Production Forecast.

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CAW Demands GM Replace Chevy Camaro Production Jobs

Wards Auto – The Canadian Auto Workers union is calling for General Motors to replace “1-for-1†jobs the auto maker’s Oshawa, Ontario, assembly plant stands to lose as a result of a shift in sourcing for the Chevrolet Camaro.

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EU Set to Defend Auto Makers From Argentine Import Restrictions

Wards Auto - The World Trade Organization’s dispute-settlement body in Geneva is taking a close look at a complaint lodged by the European Union against Argentine import restrictions on automobiles and parts.

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