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VW Shuffles U.S. Leadership Around New EV Brand Scout

VW's Scott Keogh will turn over his responsibilities to senior management of Volkswagen Group of America to focus solely on the development of Scout. Pablo Di Si will assume Keogh's role on September 1.

Toyota Announces Numerous Executive Leadership Changes

The OEM shared news of over three dozen new executive appointments, promotions, and retirements, effective June 20. Among them is the retirement of Bob Carter, executive VP, sales, who will be succeeded by Jack Hollis.

Hyundai Motor Company Expands José Muñoz's Responsibilities

José Muñoz, Hyundai's president and COO, will take on additional duties, including driving performance in key regions, leading talent acquisition, maximizing global performance, and launching new initiatives.

Isuzu Appoints Shaun Skinner as Executive Officer

Shaun Skinner joined American Isuzu Motors in June 1987 and moved to ICTA in 2002. After a series of appointments and promotions, he adds a new role to his current list.

Stellantis' Mike Manley Leaves for AutoNation

Head of Americas for Stellantis, Mike Manley is moving on to AutoNation, where he will serve as CEO starting in November.

Ford Announces Senior Leadership Changes

Ford Motor Co. announced three leadership changes to fully integrate and accelerate its transformation in a higher-growth and higher-margin business.

Automotive Legend Lee Iacocca Passes Away

Lee Iacocca, who led Chrysler out of near bankruptcy by introducing the K-car platform, has died. The automotive icon, 94, died of natural causes.

Toyota Appoints Fordiani to Lead Fleet Sales

Toyota Motor North America has named Don Fordiani group manager for fleet sales to replace Dave Depew, who retired earlier this year.

Ford to Unveil Next-Gen F-150 in 2020

Ford plans to reveal its next-generation F-150 pickup in 2020 as it plans to continue to dominate the U.S. pickup truck market, outgoing CFO Bob Shanks said at an investor event.

Audi of America's President Steps Down

Mark Del Rosso, who served as Audi of America's president for about six months, has resigned from his role. Cian O'Brien, chief executive officer of Audi's U.S. business, is taking over on an interim basis.

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