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  Nissan Nears Normal Output

  Nissan's chief executive said its production is almost back to normal after disruptions stemming from the March earthquake and forecast the auto maker's sales this year would be significantly higher than in 2010.

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  Toyota to Launch Etios Liva in India

  Toyota Motor's India unit said it will introduce its Etios Liva small car on June 27.

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  U.S. Clouds View for Daimler CEO

  Daimler Chief Executive Dieter Zetsche said the sputtering U.S. economic recovery is the largest potential risk to the global auto industry's strong outlook for this year.

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  ING Shops Car-Leasing Unit

  ING Groep, the bailed-out Dutch financial giant, confirmed reports that is looking to sell its European car-leasing unit.

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  Ducati Aims to Double India Sales

  Italy's Ducati Motor Holding said it expects sales of its motorcycles in India to more than double this year thanks to rising demand for premium vehicles.

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  GM's Cheapest Gets Pricier

  General Motors is making a big bet on pricing its smallest car, the subcompact Chevrolet Sonic, at a level comparable to well-established imports.

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  Ford Buffs Its Lincoln Brand

  Ford is spending $1 billion to develop seven all-new or significantly upgraded vehicles that its Lincoln brand will roll out over the next four years.

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  Porsche: VW Deal Is on Track

  Porsche Automobil said the company's plan to merge with Volkswagen still stands despite the remaining obstacles and voiced optimism that the related tax issues can be resolved in the foreseeable future.

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  Maruti Workers Call Off Strike

  Workers at a Maruti Suzuki car factory late Thursday withdrew a strike which lasted for nearly two weeks and halted production and caused a revenue loss of 4.2 billion rupees ($94 million).

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  Toyota Cites Progress in Quake Recovery

  Toyota Motor's president said the company's domestic and overseas plants will return to full output in July, suggesting that the auto maker is nearing an end to the disruptions caused by the March 11 earthquake.

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  Toyota Sees Full Production by Fall

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  Ford India Starts Producing Fiesta Sedan

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  Toyota Cuts India Sales Target

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  Ford Ramps Asian Car Plans

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  Ford Profit to Miss Views

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