APRIL 22, 2019

NEW YORK AUTO SHOW
VW will gauge response to the Tarok concept in deciding whether to build a version for the U.S. Brand boss Scott Keogh says he likes the Tarok because the second-row seats fold, along with the rear wall of the cab, to extend storage space in the bed.

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Honda Cuts Accord Production; Jose Munoz Joins Hyundai; BYD Creates Electric Supercar

Finally, Mazda Diesel Coming, With $4,000 Premium

NEW YORK AUTO SHOW
The automaker says its goal for the U.S. is to sell 10% of CX-5s with the 2.2L diesel, which would mean about 15,000 units. The engine produces 290 lb.-ft. of torque and is rated at 30 mpg on the highway with AWD.

Departure of Co-Founder Won’t Derail Byton, CEO Says

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Byton CEO Daniel Kirchert says launch of the M-Byte battery-electric vehicle is on track.

Winning the Talent War in a Changing Industry

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With outside pressures threatening long-established organizations such as those in the automotive industry, in addition to an increased pool of employer options, it is critical for companies to create an authentic, trusted brand that embodies its employees’ experiences.

Toyota Advancing Hydrogen in Australia

Toyota Australia President and CEO Matt Callachor says the hydrogen center is a step toward meeting the automaker’s target of zero carbon-dioxide emissions from sites and vehicles by 2050.

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