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Group seeks ‘collaboration’ with UK luxury brand it has long sought to acquire
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Carmaker’s global push has been overshadowed by speculation over Warren Buffett’s exit
VW owner will use proceeds from one of Europe’s largest IPOs to fund EV expansion
Experts have highlighted potential traps ahead
BorgWarner buys charging groups while corporate cousin Aptiv benefits from portfolio of cables and wires
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‘Long-term action’ needed following jump of £100mn in power bills, says industry
The country is poised to become the world’s top refiner by capacity just as local demand falters
The fate of the UK’s automotive industry might ride on it — but it has no working prototype, no factory and no customers
With new cars in short supply, AI is shaping a booming second hand market
Furore over short-term impact on Hyundai electric vehicles misses the bigger picture
Nasa’s mission gives hope we can defend our planet but human nature and technology present risks of their own
Saga’s shares are down a quarter, with other motor insurance groups also losing ground
Founder of electric vehicle maker says rollout of battery swapping stations is proving slower than expected
UK waste manager’s shares jump 28% after deal with group controlled by Energy Capital Partners
German sports car maker hopes to generate bumper demand despite economic turmoil
German sports car maker expected to price at top of range and value company as much as €75.2bn
Shares in London-listed car dealership rise by a fifth after bid from largest shareholder
Wisk Aero’s Gary Gysin says industry is becoming tougher following rush of investor enthusiasm
Commodities trader pursues investment talks with state-owned companies after liquidity crunch
Groups capitalise on a shift to diversify supply chains away from China
Rising construction materials prices could hit chancellor’s ability to deliver on pledges, say experts
Chief financial officer of world’s largest plane maker warns that hitting goal will not be ‘a walk in the park’
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