(June 5, 2019) MUNICH, Germany — As it develops its plans for the mobility of the future, the BMW Group is increasingly focusing on co-operations to help make next-level electrification technology more widely available to customers by the start of the coming decade.

Cooperation between car manufacturers to share know-how and resources is important as the automotive industry tackles the significant technological challenges of autonomous driving, connectivity, electrification and services (ACES).

With the introduction of the Rambler in 1950, Nash established a new segment that is acknowledged to be the first successful modern American compact car. The original Rambler, produced from 1950 through 1955, came in sedan, station wagon, hardtop and convertible formats. This Nash "Country Club" 2-door hardtop was found in an automobile graveyard along Route 66. (Photo by Jim Prueter)

(June 4, 2019) COVENTRY, England — Jaguar today announced that Ian Callum, director of design, will leave his position at the company after two decades heading up Jaguar Design. Julian Thomson, currently creative design director, has been appointed to the role of director of design, effective July 1.

Since joining Jaguar in 1999, Callum has built a world-class creative design team, established a new design philosophy and revived the range with award-winning designs.

(June 3, 2019) HONG KONG — Infiniti Motor Company has announced a strategic plan that will provide greater efficiencies and enhance collaboration with parent Nissan Motor Co. as Infiniti electrifies its portfolio over the next three years. As part of the plan, Infiniti will relocate its global headquarters from Hong Kong to Yokohama, Japan, in mid-2020, where Nissan is headquartered.