The Kylaq joins the Kodiaq and Kushaq as the third Skoda model produced in India, and rides on the MQB-A0-IN platform tailored to the Indian market.
The mentoring programme saw students from schools around Goodwood getting the opportunity to join the firm's apprentices in a variety of its workshops.
The firm is currently working on integrating the Volkswagen Group's unified technology platform into its own future models.
Bentley is opening up to 200 new vacancies as part of this recruitment drive, with close to 50% of new roles focused on electrical competencies.
Lotus has announced the opening of a new facility which will bring sub-assembly and chassis manufacturing together into one new operation at Norwich.
Job opportunities are still plentiful for engineering students as Singapore continues work on rail sector projects despite the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that it may change its stand on taxis and private-hire vehicles being able to perform courier-type jobs.
The Land Transport Authority said yesterday that taxi and private-hire drivers are not allowed to be couriers or perform delivery jobs without passengers.
Grab is ramping up its research and development efforts by opening up two new centres in Asia and adding 800 new jobs over the next two years.
The Cross Island Line will link a fast-growing residential district in the North-East to Singapore's largest industrial hub in the West.
A planned investment into the Bentley headquarters in Crewe has been announced - creating over 300 jobs in the process.
With more than 50 apprentices forming part of new apprenticeship scheme and 90 engineers to work on new vehicle projects, job growth at Bentley is driving high.
Lotus has announced that it is to create more than 100 new jobs, including a new intake to its revamped graduate programme.
Apple's Steve Jobs' passing is still dearly missed, so much so that he is turning up in unexpected places, like a Honda scooter ad.
Volkswagen, currently Europe's biggest carmaker, is planning to add up to 40,000 new jobs by 2018, primarily in China
Ferrari is set to reduce production at its factory and cut several jobs due to a decline in engine orders from customers
In the process of finalising its viability plan
Jobs cut everywhere. Global car market is going down, especially for luxury car makers. Volvo staff is next.