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The U.S. auto industry faces a critical 100-day period in which it needs to step up its efforts to secure U.S. government support in consultation with the incoming administration of President-elect Barack Obama, a senior General Motors Corp executive said on Wednesday.

The fourth of the Eight Overarching China Automotive Trends That Are Revolutionizing the Auto Industry was highlighted in the article China's Next Revolution: Transforming the Global Automotive Industry (GLG News, June 18, 2009)....

The forces shaping the third of the Eight Overarching China Automotive Trends That Are Revolutionizing the Auto Industry were addressed in my article entitled "The Path to Globalization of China's Automotive Industry" (GLG News May 18, 2009)...

On October 22, the Hangzhou International Auto Industry Exhibition opened at the Hangzhou Convention and Exhibition Center, attracting visitors. The exhibition covers an area of 90,000 square meters, and about 3,600 vehicles will be presented. The show will run until next Monday. A model stands a...

Small cars manufactured in India under global brands such as Hyundai and Suzuki are propelling the country's auto industry to an unprecedented new level. According to a Bloomberg report Monday, increasing demand for small cars that are more fuel efficient and environmentally friendly have boosted...

OBAMA TO SAY U.S. AUTO INDUSTRY IS "SHOWING SIGNS OF LIFE" AND BUSINESS INVESTMENT STARTING TO STABILIZE - WHITE HOUSE...

The profound change in North American auto industry has led to reflections on the international automobile industry...

2) The significant adjustment of the global auto industry pattern will not evolve into any structural change

1. The global auto industry will not undergo structural change, nor will the U.S. auto industry vanish

The global auto industry will not change in its structural pattern, but some of the mainstream automakers will fall and others will rise in their strength: The U.S. auto industry will not vanish, either, but their corporate might will shrink...