• EUR666m BMW’s first quarterly operating loss since 2009.
  • UK sees year on year sales rise at last, with a 11.3% increase to 174,887 vehicles.
  • China auto industry shows signs of recovery after two-year slump.
  • Honda Motor books first Q1 fiscal loss.
  • Evergrande, a Chinese property developer that has set its sights on becoming a leading electric vehicle manufacturer, unveiled six electric vehicle models in China.
  • Xpeng, Chinese electric vehicle(EV) startup, raises additional $300m in its lastest round of fundraising last month, from major global entities including Alibaba and the Qatar Investment Authority.
  • Continental report Q2 net income loss of $879m.
  • ZalaZone selects AB Dynamics for Hungary test equipment for use at the 265-hectare site.
  • Schaeffler reports H1 revenue down to $6.55bn.
  • Hyundai Motor Group provides pandemic mobility support to Los Angeles.
  • Modine Manufacturing Company, a diversified global leader in thermal management technology and solutions, reports Q1 fiscal results.
  • Allison Transmission Holding Inc,the world’s largest manufacturer of fully automatic transmissions for medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles, reports Q2 reports.
  • Lear(an American company that manufactures automotive seating and automotive electrical systems ) unveils INTU thermal Comfort seating, developed in collaboration with Gentherm(formerly called Amerigon, created the first thermoelectrically heated and cooled seat system for the automotive industry.)
  • LADA unveil sales results (31,709 cars were sold) for July 2020.
  • Subaru Corporation reports its financial results for the Q1 of fiscal year ending 2021.
  • Cerence Inc, AI for the automotive industry, reports Q3 results in 2020.
  • Gentherm records Q2 revenue down 44% to $136.1m.
  • UK sees year on year sales rise in July.
  • Mahle will expand its Tennessee operations by adding 300 new jobs.
  • Denso opens Pittsburgh Innovation Lab to strengthen open innovation and enhance technology development on automated driving.
  • GM and EVgo to triple US fast-charging network in five years by adding more than 2700 new fast chargers.