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A digital rendering of the Opel Enigma has sparked speculation about a possible successor to the Calibra, but the project remains purely conceptual for now.
The 2013 Ford Escape arrives in US dealerships with a base price of $23,295, undercutting its predecessor and offering updated tech and features across the range.
Fresh from its New York debut, the 2013 Lexus ES appears in its first official promo video, highlighting both the ES 350 and ES 300h hybrid models.
A lithium-ion battery exploded during testing at GM’s Warren, Michigan facility, sending at least two people to hospital and raising questions about battery safety protocols.
A 1996 Dodge Viper lost control and overturned while overtaking in Valrico, Florida, with the driver escaping without injury despite the dramatic incident.
China Southern Power Grid leads a 4.8 billion yuan investment to expand electric vehicle charging stations across five provinces, aiming for completion by 2015.
Subaru has released an official video showcasing the 2013 XV Crosstrek, a new crossover based on the Impreza platform and aimed at global markets.
Images and details of the Jeepster, Jeep’s upcoming sub-Compass SUV for Europe, have surfaced ahead of its expected 2013 launch, highlighting a new contender in the small crossover segment.
Chrysler previewed a 300C Concept and Jeep Wrangler Concept with Chinese design themes ahead of their official debut at the 2012 Beijing Motor Show, marking Chrysler's renewed focus on China.
Subaru sets the US entry price for its rear-wheel-drive BRZ coupe at $25,495, with the Limited trim starting at $27,495 including destination.
Google’s Project Glass, revealed in April 2012, showcased augmented reality eyewear that could pave the way for advanced windscreen displays in future vehicles.
Chrysler revealed the updated Ram 1500 at the 2012 New York Auto Show, introducing a new V6 engine, eight-speed automatic gearbox, and improved fuel-saving technologies.
Hungarian logistics firm Waberer’s International will add 200 Volvo FH trucks to its fleet from May 2012, continuing a long-standing partnership with Volvo Hungaria.
Land Rover used the 2012 New York Auto Show to reveal the DC100 Expedition concept alongside limited editions of the Range Rover Sport Supercharged and LR4 HSE Luxury.
Leaked images give an early look at the fourth-generation Range Rover, showing a lighter platform, new engines and the possibility of a hybrid version ahead of its 2013 launch.
Administrators overseeing Saab’s bankruptcy say the proceeds from selling the company and its assets will not be enough to clear the outstanding debt, with bids due by 10 April 2012.
Volkswagen introduced the Polo R WRC rally car and a new Polo R-Line trim at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show, signalling fresh performance and styling directions for the popular supermini.
A group of Japanese and Chinese investors has emerged as a leading bidder for Saab, proposing to restart production in Sweden with a focus on electric vehicles and battery assembly.
Dacia has issued a recall for 3,818 Duster SUVs in Romania after identifying a risk of rear brake line fracture in snowy conditions, with repairs offered free of charge.
General Motors is considering closing plants in Germany and the UK as it plans to move future production growth to Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America to stem losses at Opel.
The 2012 SsangYong Korando brings a new 2.0-litre turbo diesel engine and updates to its petrol unit, focusing on improved efficiency and emissions for the European market.
Chevrolet has released teaser images of the all-new 2014 Impala and a refreshed Traverse, both set for their official unveiling at the 2012 New York Auto Show.
Brochure images of the next-generation Hyundai Santa Fe have surfaced ahead of its scheduled unveiling at the 2012 New York Auto Show, revealing new styling and updated safety technology.
Chinese authorities restricted online searches for ‘Ferrari’ in 2012 following a high-profile crash involving the son of a senior Communist Party official in a 458 Italia.