Tesla Motors Delivers More Cars During Q2, But Loses $184 Mil
It’s business-as-usual in Palo Alto, California, with Tesla Motors once again delivering very mixed news.
Channel: Earnings
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Audi AG Pays $193 Million Financial Aid To Chinese Dealers
Chinese sales this year are slower than expected, prompting Audi to compensate its dealers for lost business.
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Marchionne Looks To Maserati To Bankroll Fiat After Ferrari IPO
Maserati is now the most prestigous and high-end brand in the Fiat portfolio.
The Future Of McLaren Automotive: Hybrids, New Models, And Other Goals
McLaren Automotive CEO Mike Flewitt foresees a lot more electricity in the marque’s future.
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Ford To Continue Adjusting Output In Russia Amidst Lower Demand
Russia’s economy has been slowed by sanctions related to the Ukraine conflict.
2015 Ford F-150 Production Held Up By A Shortage Of Frames
A lot of riding on the new F-150.
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Tesla Motors Posts Losses, Still Has Heck Of A First Quarter
The Palo Alto-based electric-car company lost $154 million over the quarter, out of $1.1 billion in revenue.
Volkswagen AG CEO Martin Winterkorn: Group Will Tackle Trouble Spots
The auto giant’s greatest weaknesses include slumping North American sales at the VW brand, along with two other issues.
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Autoline Discusses Faults In VW MQB Program, And Ford Reportedly Testing Diesel V6 For New F-150
Some noteworthy news all-around.
Here’s Why Ford Is Committed To Its New Global Ford Performance Division
Besides building desirable vehicles, the division is also a major profit center for The Blue Oval.
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Porsche Employees Get A Nice, Well-Earned Bonus After Record Sales In 2014
The German automaker recognizes how integral employer-employee relations are to attracting the best.
Tesla Motors Forecasts 70 Percent Increase In Deliveries For 2015
That would bring the electric automaker up to 55,000 deliveries total. Sounds ambitious.
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Volkswagen Passenger Cars Aims To Shed $5.7 Billion In Cost-Cutting Goal
The targets are the result of VW aiming to reach Toyota’s level of profitability.
High-End Variants Of Ford F-Series Trucks Make More Than Luxury Car Makers
According to an estimate, F-Series priced at $50,000 or more pulled in a whopping $10.8 billion in revenue in 2014.
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