Will Girling is a journalist at Automotive World. He specializes in various aspects of the automotive industry, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and industrial vehicles, while also covering finance and trading related to these themes. Will's insights and analyses have been featured in Automotive World and Brandz Magazine.
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Geely's Li Shufu has resigned as CEO, leaving an assessment of the global industry that could indicate difficulty for his company's future. By Will Girling
Chery's investment in Korea indicates how rapidly its international reach is growing, and further developments seem likely. By Ian Henry
Nissan's Zheng Xu explains why customers' engagement with connected services doesn't necessarily mean they find them valuable
European and Japanese automakers are transforming their product development processes to compete better with the Chinese. By Ian Henry
JLR is reportedly delaying the all-electric Defender due to design challenges, but its limited appeal in the US might also be a factor. By Will Girling
German automotive has big problems: too much capacity, falling demand, uncompetitive cost structures and Chinese OEMs at the gates of Europe. By Ian Henry
Ongoing USMCA trade disputes have made a new North American factory less attractive to Honda, and a decision must be made soon. By Will Girling
Automotive World's monthly global LV sales forecast provides a snapshot of past and future sales volumes broken down by region. By Jonathan Storey
The August edition of Automotive World's global light vehicle sales forecast indicates that seven months of China-led volume decline could be tapering off
Hyundai's roadmap to 2030 places special emphasis on hybrid sales in the US, but it's unclear where new capacity might be built. By Will Girling
