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3D scanners transforming auto industry

In June, BMW Group said it plans to use 3D laser scanning technology to complete digital scans of its assembly plants by early 2023. Scanning will help create more efficient floorplans for the automaker's production facilities of the…

Ram set to kill ProMaster City van

Stellantis plans to discontinue the Ram ProMaster City, the smaller of the truck brand's two van offerings, after the 2022 model year as the segment dwindles rapidly in the U.S. and automakers focus on adding larger electric vans instead.…

VW Group to trim executive board, report says

HAMBURG -- Volkswagen Group's supervisory board agreed on Tuesday evening to remove two seats from the automaker's 12-person management board, sources familiar with the matter said. The news comes as Porsche CEO Oliver Blume takes over as…

Nissan will ax the Rogue Sport crossover

The Rogue Sport was positioned as a conquest model to lure new and younger customers when it launched in the U.S. in 2017. "We're predicting that the Rogue Sport will deliver 70 percent conquest sales," Christian Meunier, Nissan North…

Nissan Motor Co. will ax the Rogue Sport crossover

The Rogue Sport was positioned as a conquest model to lure new and younger customers when it launched in the U.S. in 2017."We're predicting that the Rogue Sport will deliver 70 percent conquest sales," Christian Meunier, Nissan North…

Mercedes’ Alabama plant could go all-electric

VANCE, Ala. — Mercedes-Benz's U.S. assembly plant, which has been building gasoline-powered trucks for 25 years, could switch to all-electric vehicle production as early as 2025, the luxury brand's global production chief Jörg Burzer told…

Mercedes EV production launches in Alabama

The newly electrified Alabama plant is part of an "EV Belt" emerging across the Southeast. Ford Motor Co., General Motors and Volkswagen have announced battery-vehicle assembly plants in neighboring Tennessee. Volvo will begin building…