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China has sent two Beidou navigation satellites into orbit on a single Long March-3B rocket, marking a first for the country’s satellite programme.
Lamborghini has sold its one-off Aventador J speedster to a private buyer for $2.76 million following its Geneva Motor Show debut.
Chevrolet’s Corvette Coupe becomes the first US-made model sold by GM Korea, following a tariff cut under the US-South Korea Free Trade Agreement.
Ford’s redesigned Escape achieves 33 mpg on the highway with its new 1.6-litre EcoBoost engine, surpassing key rivals and the previous Escape Hybrid.
A 60-year-old driver lost control of his 2013 BMW M5 F10 at high speed on the German Autobahn, with his sons arriving in an M3 and M6 to pull him from the wreck.
A Ferrari F430 parked overnight in Milan was destroyed by fire, with no crash or clear cause identified, adding to a list of supercar fires in recent years.
Republican senators have demanded answers from the Energy Department over its decision to back Fisker Automotive with a $529 million loan, after the electric car startup missed key targets.
Fiat has unveiled the Viaggio saloon at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, introducing a Dodge Dart-based model aimed at China’s competitive C-segment market.
Mercedes-Benz has revealed the Concept Style Coupe at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, previewing a new compact four-door coupe based on its MFA platform.
Honda revealed two new concept cars at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, previewing a China-focused saloon and a global hybrid MPV, both with production intent.
Nissan has introduced a new global sedan at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, previewing the replacement for the Tiida in several markets with production set for China.
Jeep has unveiled the Wrangler Dragon Design Concept at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, introducing a China-themed special edition as part of its renewed push into the Chinese market.
Nissan’s third-generation Elgrand arrives in Malaysia as a luxury seven-seater, priced from RM384,863 and equipped with a 3.5-litre V6, Xtronic CVT and extensive comfort features.
Ferrari has handed MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi the keys to a 458 Italia, strengthening ties between the Italian icons at Monza in April 2012.
A key resin shortage triggered by a German plant explosion forces carmakers and suppliers to seek urgent substitutes for nylon-12, threatening production lines worldwide.
BMW’s third-generation X5, due in late 2013, introduces a pedestrian airbag system in a bid to reduce injury risk in urban collisions.
A rare Lamborghini Miura was engulfed in flames on a public road in the United States, causing extensive damage to the classic supercar but reportedly leaving its driver unharmed.
German tuner Tuningwerk has transformed the BMW 1 Series into a 521hp track-focused machine, using carbon fibre components and uprated brakes to support its 3.0-litre turbocharged engine.
Ram’s 2013 1500 pickup will introduce ZF’s 8-speed automatic, standard on the V6 and available with the HEMI V8, targeting improved fuel efficiency and new tech features.
Porsche has confirmed the global premiere of the Cayenne GTS at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, alongside the first Asian appearance of the new Boxster.
General Motors resumed Chevrolet Volt assembly in April 2012 following a five-week shutdown aimed at reducing unsold stock, as March sales rebounded to a record for the model.
Audi is close to selecting Mexico as the site for its next North American factory, with the new plant expected to assemble the next-generation Q5 SUV.
Citroën will unveil the Numéro 9 concept at the 2012 Beijing Auto Show, previewing a future DS9 executive saloon and marking the DS line’s launch in China.
A 2012 Rolls-Royce Ghost was badly damaged after striking a camel at speed near Dammam, highlighting the risks luxury car owners face on Saudi roads.