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The acquisition of FreeNow will open doors to major European cities as Lyft comes under pressure from rival Uber in its home North American market.

Jean-Dominique Senard and another Renault representative, Pierre Fleuriot, will resign from Nissan’s board and the French automaker will appoint replacements for both. The new appointees will get a say in key decision-making at Nissan.

The automaker has short-listed two internal candidates and has also interviewed three external candidates, people familiar with the matter said.

Stellantis Chairman John Elkann will be a speaker at the Automotive News Europe Congress on June 11-12 in Turin.

Volkswagen’s CARIZON, a joint venture between its software subsidiary Cariad and China’s Horizon Robotics, has developed the carmaker’s first in-house automated driving system.

Axing the two Renault-based models will allow Mercedes to focus its commercial vehicles lineup on the more profitable midsize and large segments.

Carlos Tavares, whose final pay package from Stellantis was nearly $40 million, wants to use his auto industry experience to help businesses in his native Portugal.

Investors had pushed back against the pay proposal, saying it was undeserved after a year in which Stellantis lost sales and market share, and bled billions in cash.

An agreement on minimum prices for Chinese EVs exported to Europe would end a dispute just as President Donald Trump has embarked on a trade war with some of the United States' closest trading partners.

VW, BMW and Mercedes will unveil EVs and concept cars in an effort to recapture relevance in the world’s largest and most volatile auto market.