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Porsche's second-generation Panamera has been seen in traffic with minimal disguise, revealing key design and technical details before its scheduled unveiling on 28 June 2016.
BMW will offer the updated 1 Series in six variants, including three- and five-door models, with a mix of petrol and diesel engines and special editions for Europe.
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal’s Kingdom Holding took a 1% stake in GM during its 2010 public offering, citing global brand strength and growth potential in emerging markets.
General Motors and its Chinese joint ventures delivered 352,346 vehicles in March 2018, with Cadillac and Chevrolet leading the growth and first-quarter sales up 8%.
Porsche revealed the Macan, its first compact crossover, at the 2013 LA Auto Show, aiming to broaden its appeal and take on a growing luxury SUV segment.
Sergio Marchionne reports Chrysler has already sold over 1.23 million vehicles in the first half of 2012, putting the company on track for a $3 billion annual profit.
Volkswagen has begun negotiations with German labour unions to develop a cost-cutting and restructuring plan following record losses from the diesel emissions scandal.
Toyota identified annual sales of 5,000 to 10,000 fuel cell vehicles as a healthy benchmark for the early years of its hydrogen-powered car programme, aiming to scale up production as costs fall.
Volkswagen has announced plans to make every model in its line-up available exclusively as a hybrid, marking a major shift in its future product strategy.
Nissan and Enel have begun a UK trial installing 100 vehicle-to-grid units, letting LEAF and e-NV200 owners sell energy back to the National Grid and potentially earn extra income.
Mitsubishi Motors will introduce the MINICAB-MiEV, a minicar-class commercial electric van with two battery options and up to 150 km range, at Japanese dealerships from 8 December 2011.
General Motors will introduce a recall-check feature to its vehicle smartphone app from July 2016, aiming to improve customer awareness and response to safety campaigns.
Russia first surpassed Germany in new car sales in 2008 and briefly reclaimed second place in August 2026, but experts caution the latest leap is unlikely to last.
A Tesla Model S driver claims Autopilot failed to prevent a rear-end collision on a California motorway, as debate continues over responsibility for crashes involving autonomous features.
A wiring harness issue can cause the shifter to lock in Park or Neutral on certain 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokees, prompting a voluntary recall across several markets.
OnStar Proactive Alerts, available on select 2016 Chevrolets, uses real-time data to warn drivers of potential failures in key components before they happen.
Dani Juncadella and Timo Glock, both former F1 drivers, describe why they prefer the challenge and opportunities of DTM over a return to Grand Prix racing.
Formula One teams and the FIA have agreed to reintroduce a single mid-season test at Mugello in 2012, ending a three-year total ban on in-season testing.
Insurance premiums could fall sharply as self-driving cars reduce crashes by up to 80 percent, with global insurers facing major restructuring over the next two decades.
The German tuner’s latest kit for the A6 and RS6 Avant adds up to 110 hp and a striking, widened stance, targeting both diesel and petrol variants.
Red Bull Racing will wait for Renault’s planned engine upgrade at the Canadian Grand Prix before deciding whether to continue their partnership into 2017.
VW says its next-generation electric car, built on the MEB platform, could be priced below a comparable Golf if group-wide scale is achieved.
Nissan has revealed the Invitation concept ahead of its Geneva Motor Show debut, previewing a new B-segment hatchback set to join the European range in 2013.
A recently published patent suggests Hyundai is developing touch-sensitive controls for steering wheels, aiming to improve usability for gloved drivers and keep pace with rivals.