The coronavirus pandemic has canceled countless auto shows and even outdoor events like the Woodward Dream Cruise. However, car culture lives on in smaller events across the country. That brings us to the story of a car show in California hosted by the Loma Linda University Church. The event took place over the weekend to […]
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Volkswagen is trying to figure out what to do with Bugatti, Lamborghini and Ducati, and options are said to include everything from a sale to a restructuring. While a decision isn’t expected until next month, it appears the strategic review is already having an impact on future models. Speaking to Bloomberg, Bugatti President Stephan Winkelmann […]
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The coronavirus pandemic will likely prove to have long-term impacts on the way people commute, and these include shunning means of public transportation. In a survey conducted by the German Aerospace Center’s Institute for Transport Research, half of all respondents in Germany said they are using public transportation less often or much less often than […]
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Seat has launched a new work model for its employees that will allow them to achieve the ideal work-life balance. The new initiative is dubbed ‘Smart Work’ and has been agreed to with trade union representatives. It combines in-office presence with remote working and will enable those who join the initiative to work from home […]
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Apple has been offering its employees and retailers with standard cloth masks for protection against the COVID-19 virus. Now, according to a new report from Bloomberg, Apple has developed two new face masks for its employees, which will replace the standard cloth masks. The first mask is called Apple Face Mask and the second one […]
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Demand for electric cars is on the rise in Europe and elsewhere around the world, prompting BMW to ramp up production of the i3 and VW to build the e-Golf for longer than originally planned. BMW has significantly increased production capacity compared to the original plan for the second half of 2020 at its Leipzig […]
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A study has shed light on how quickly vehicles are currently selling in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Unsurprisingly, the list is dominated by SUVs. By analyzing over 4.4 million new and used cars sold from March through June 2020, iSeeCars found that on average, it takes a new car 96.9 days to sell […]
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A study has shown that the coronavirus pandemic is creating a shift away from public transportation and towards private cars in the United States. In the study conducted by Cars.com earlier this month with 3,062 respondents, it was discovered that more than a third of Americans are currently working from home and that when they […]
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With COVID-19 infection rates on the rise in Europe, the VW Group is stepping up its efforts to help its employees in Germany. Their plan is to install facilities for voluntary testing at sites nationwide. The carmaker says it will be able to perform as many as 2,400 tests per day in Wolfsburg (home of […]
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The coronavirus pandemic hammered the auto industry and a number of companies are still struggling to fully resume operations. One of them is General Motors which has been facing “high absenteeism” at their Wentzville Assembly plant, which builds the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon as well as the Express and Savana vans. To keep the […]
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