Writes on motorsport, model launches and the industry that supplies them.
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DS Automobiles opens UK orders for the facelifted DS 5, the first model sold under the standalone DS brand, with prices starting at £26,980 and revised trim levels.
Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz and Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone held discreet talks amid speculation about Mateschitz's interest in the sport's commercial rights.
Bernie Ecclestone has criticised Formula One’s hybrid era, blaming complex regulations and predictable races for falling public interest in 2015.
The inaugural Koenigsegg Agera RS has reached its first owner, joining a collection that already includes the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport and McLaren P1.
A rare Ferrari F40 has been spotted in San Francisco sporting a matte green wrap, a striking departure from the supercar’s traditional Rosso Corsa finish.
Takahiro Hachigo, a Honda veteran, steps up as president and CEO as the company faces mounting pressure over Takata airbag-related fatalities and recalls.
Ford has revealed its new GT racecar, which will compete in the 2016 Le Mans 24 Hours and headline the marque’s endurance racing campaign.
BMW is developing a higher performance version of the i8 plug-in hybrid sports car, targeting a 2016 release to coincide with the company's centenary.
Leaked patent drawings show a new mid-engined sports car carrying Honda and Acura badges, hinting at a possible roadster or targa variant linked to the NSX.
Ray Tanguay, former Toyota Canada chairman, will lead government efforts to attract and retain automotive manufacturing as the sector faces global competition and shifting investment.
Dallas-based Vinli introduces a $99 plug-in device that brings WiFi, apps and connected features to older cars, with backing from Samsung and automotive industry partners.
A Harvard Business School researcher argues that low-cost electric vehicles, rather than luxury models like Tesla, are best placed to transform global transport and energy use.
Carlos Sainz says media focus on Max Verstappen does not bother him, as he prioritises impressing the Toro Rosso and Red Bull hierarchy during his debut Formula One season.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has unveiled the SRT Tomahawk Vision Gran Turismo, a virtual hypercar created exclusively for Gran Turismo 6 with three distinct performance versions.
Toyota retained its position as the world’s most valuable automotive brand in 2015, despite a slight decline linked to ongoing airbag recall issues.
A rare Ferrari FXX K has appeared in China sporting a bold floral livery, marking a striking departure from the model’s usual motorsport-inspired designs.
Bernie Ecclestone has signalled his willingness to work with a new Italian Grand Prix promoter as Monza faces a financial impasse over its Formula One contract beyond 2016.
Maria de Villota’s family is reviewing legal options after UK authorities found insufficient evidence to prosecute Marussia over her 2012 testing accident.
Force India’s upgraded Formula One car missed passing the mandatory FIA crash test on its first attempt, putting its planned Austria debut in doubt for the 2015 season.
Fewer than 100 Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell vehicles have been delivered in the US since launch, with sales restricted by the sparse hydrogen station network in California.
Renault has officially revealed the Kwid, a compact crossover targeting the A-segment, with a focus on emerging markets and a starting point in India.
Norway's government will reconsider high car taxes for conventional vehicles but plans to keep generous electric vehicle subsidies, which have driven strong EV sales.
General Motors suspended output at its Rio Grande do Sul facility after truckers stopped collecting vehicles, highlighting the impact of logistics standoffs in Brazil's troubled car market.
Bernie Ecclestone says Volkswagen joining F1 would be positive, as speculation grows over a possible Audi entry and Red Bull’s future with its current engine supplier.