Vauxhall

Peugeot maker PSA says demand to fall sharply, keeps margin goal

Maker of Citroen, DS, Opel and Vauxhall working through merger with Fiat Chrysler

Peugeot owner PSA and BMW lead race to cut emissions in Europe

Early winners and losers emerge as carmakers scramble to hit tough new targets

Election 2020 outtakes: Fine Gael chases early risers at Dublin Port

Bruton takes pole position in Dublin Bay North while Healy-Rae wants high office

Some diesels may emit over 1,000 times regulated particulate emissions

Research by environmental group claims that even latest engine technology doesn’t stop troubling levels of harmful emissions

Can carmakers accelerate electric transition?

Market faces gap between what consumers want and what carmakers want to sell

Peugeot maker PSA to merge with Fiat Chrysler

Deal will create one of the world’s largest carmakers

Peugeot board approves plan to merge with rival Fiat-Chrysler

Under the proposal, shareholders of each company would own 50% of the combined entity

Skoda Yeti holds highest pass rate of any vehicle in NCT

NCT results analysis shows strong correlation between pass rates and age of vehicles

BMW chief warns Johnson to ‘listen to economy’ on Brexit

Kruger issues personal message to British prime minister as profits fall

PSA threatens to pull plug on Vauxhall plant at Ellesmere Port

CEO warns that lack of visibility on customs arrangements post-Brexit puts jobs at risk

Peugeot named as most dependable car brand in UK by JD Power

Influential consumer ranking agency finds Peugeot as more reliable than Japanese or European rivals

Peugot and Fiat owners exploring partnership

Move would be to share investments to build cars in Europe

Self-driving cars: Is the autonomous dream slipping away from us?

Ford and the PSA Group are the latest to back away from fully robotic vehicles

Geneva Motor Show proves the electric revolution needs a charge

2019 event heralds greener models, but high levels of uncertainty threaten progress

Geneva Motor Show: Electric promise, but where's the delivery?

Electric cars to the fore, but robot driving takes a back seat

Honda’s exit leaves void in British auto industry

Potentially bleak future awaits several UK plants as carmakers find reverse

LearnUpon looks to be top of the class in crowded elearning space

Dublin-based elearning specialists named Irish tech company of the year

LearnUpon takes top prize at annual Technology Ireland awards

Elearning start-up, which has more than 1,000 customers, named company of the year

Gardaí expect to make arrest in Ardee hit-and-run

One of three victims released from hospital after early-hours incident in Co Louth town

Three pedestrians injured in hit-and-run in Co Louth

Gardaí search for driver of car which was abandoned after incident in Ardee

Two charged over murder of Aidan O’Driscoll in Cork

Senior Munster Real IRA figure died after he was shot as he walked along northside of city

Motoring bosses prepare for a quick getaway in event of no-deal Brexit

BMW, Toyota and PSA Group mulling temporary plant closures to minimise disruption

80% of diesels in breach of emissions limits

Which? Magazine’s independent tests show that a majority of diesel-engined cars can’t pass the emissions test

Opel back in profit in Europe as French ownership seems to suit the car brand

Irish sales still struggling, but plans are in place for a turnaround

Trump arrives for three-day visit to London as protesters prepare to rally

At first official dinner May tells Trump Brexit offers opportunity to deepen UK-US relations

New Garda chief’s father was killed in an IRA car bombing almost 30 years ago

Drew Harris profile: ‘One of the most decent human beings I worked with in the North’

Eight of the best TV shows this week

Ruth Negga returns in Preacher. UK grime sensation Big Narstie gets his own show

Opel puts all its European dealers under notice

All dealers will have their contracts terminated in April 2020, subject to negotiations

Peugeot agrees to continue production at Vauxhall’s Luton plant

UK government makes investment to guarantee competitiveness after Brexit

America at Large: McNab a seemingly forgotten part of City’s past

Tiny fraction of the club’s massive wealth would clear former stalwart’s medical bills

Facts of Brexit become more insistent by the week

London Letter: Whitehall is loud with chatter about customs arrangements and partnerships

‘Brexit’s long-term gain offers a massive opportunity for us’

Interview: Andrew Edmiston, chief executive of Citroën and Subaru importer IM Group

Passionate motor guy, and a motor industry professional

I need to come to Ireland and look at Opel’s situation before I can make any comment on how the operation should continue to be run, or not

Opel plans to turn a profit by 2020 under new French owners

PSA Group outlines its plans for Opel, but doubts remain over factories in UK

Ten things we learned from the Frankfurt motor show

It’s the biggest car show in Europe but what did we actually glean from all the glamour?

Bumbling dads and enslaved mums: Has sexist advertising had its day?

A new report says sexist ads aren’t just annoying – they restrict our choices, aspirations and opportunities

The ageing Irish in London: confusion over Brexit remains

‘The NHS is like the GAA. Everyone talks about it and they love it because they need it’

London terror attack: what we know so far

Seven killed in van and stabbing attacks in closely connected areas of British capital

Timeline: London terror attack

Ambulance service called to incident at London Bridge at 10.07pm, Saturday

Londoners come to aid of strangers caught up in attacks

Offers made on social media to people stranded in city

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