Will Girling is a journalist at Automotive World. He focuses on various aspects of the automotive industry, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and industrial vehicles, with a particular interest in cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Will's insights and expertise have been featured in Automotive World.
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A bill introduced by the US House of Representatives seeks to disqualify OEMs with 15% Chinese ownership from selling in the country. By Will Girling
Instead of developing new in-house models, Stellantis' FastLane strategy includes plans for numerous partnerships across a range of segments. By Ian Henry
By: Will Girling
Defence contracting might fill some gaps in automaker profit, but it's neither a panacea nor the only option on the table. By Will Girling
While trying to revive manufacturing in the EU, the Commission is turning its attention to the rising threat of Morocco’s industrial base. By Ian Henry
Tata will reportedly leverage Chery's iMax platform to boost its Avinya premium brand, opening a path for more Chinese tech in India. By Will Girling
Despite mixed results in the light and heavy vehicle segments, South American production is still trending up overall. By Will Girling
Lower- and middle-income car consumption is dropping, leaving only the top end of the US market still functioning. By Will Girling
Automotive World forecasts production output for Traton Group during the period to 2030. By Jonathan Storey
Stellantis has decided that four passenger car brands will receive the bulk of its funding, but how will it manage the other ten? By Ian Henry
Japan's tax changes saw a release of pent-up demand in April, but car sales soon dropped again the following month. By Will Girling
