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Hyundai will unveil the 2018 Elantra GT at the Chicago Auto Show, with the model expected to closely follow the European i30 in design and engineering.
Elaine Chao takes charge of the US Department of Transportation after a decisive Senate vote, positioning her to oversee infrastructure, safety and autonomous vehicle policy.
A Nissan pickup driver stranded on Humboldt Bay’s North Jetty during high surf was airlifted to safety after waves battered his truck and a boat rescue failed.
Seat has unveiled the fifth-generation Ibiza, built on the Volkswagen Group’s MQB A0 platform, with a longer wheelbase, more interior space and a revised engine line-up.
General Motors and Honda will invest $85 million in a Michigan-based joint venture to manufacture hydrogen fuel cell systems from 2020, aiming to reduce costs and boost adoption.
The last 2017 model year Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCab raised $157,000 at Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale auction, with all proceeds benefitting diabetes research organisation JDRF.
BMW’s high-performance M3 saloon receives a subtle facelift for 2018, adopting design cues from the refreshed M4 and introducing new paint and equipment choices.
The 2017 Nissan Titan Crew Cab received a 'marginal' score in the IIHS small overlap front crash test, matching rivals but falling short of the Ford F-150.
Michael Nickl has driven his 1992 Mercedes-Benz 200 D W124 over one million kilometres while working at the Sindelfingen plant, highlighting the model's renowned durability.
US safety regulators have closed their investigation into Tesla’s Autopilot, finding no defects and reporting a substantial reduction in crash rates after Autosteer was introduced.
Volkswagen has hinted that the Beetle could return as a fully electric model, potentially using the MEB platform as part of its wider EV strategy.
Ford has unveiled the refreshed 2018 Mustang, dropping the V6, adding a 10-speed automatic, more power for the V8 and new technology features.
BMW's 2017 4 Series facelift brings LED lighting, new colours, minor chassis tweaks and interior upgrades across the Coupe, Convertible, Gran Coupe and M4 models.
McLaren Hong Kong marked the start of 2017 with a 50-car parade, featuring rare and current models on a 35-kilometre route from Kowloon to Sai Kung.
Tesla’s latest Ludicrous+ update intensifies the electric acceleration race as Lucid and Faraday Future tout even faster figures for their upcoming models.
Toyota has previewed a 210hp performance Yaris ahead of its 2017 World Rally Championship campaign, with the production car set for public debut at the Geneva Motor Show.
Toyota’s smallest hybrid for the US market receives standard active safety features and subtle exterior changes for the 2017 model year.
The Mercedes-AMG GT C Coupe joins the GT family at the 2017 NAIAS, slotting between the GT S and GT R with 550bhp and technical upgrades from the GT R.
Ford will revive the Bronco SUV and Ranger pickup, with both set for production at Michigan Assembly Plant and US sales starting from 2019.
The Nissan Rogue Sport, essentially a rebadged Qashqai, made its US debut at the Detroit show, targeting urban buyers with compact dimensions and a single 2.0-litre engine option.
Ford has unveiled the refreshed 2018 F-150 at the 2017 North American International Auto Show, introducing a diesel engine option and new safety and connectivity features.
BMW will launch a fleet of around 40 self-driving 7 Series prototypes on public roads across Europe and the US before mid-2017, advancing its collaboration with Intel and Mobileye.
Ram will unveil the Rebel Black Edition at the 2017 North American International Auto Show, adding new interior and exterior details to its off-road pickup.
BMW and Mercedes-Benz have both secured approval to run autonomous vehicle tests on German public roads, escalating competition between the two in self-driving technology.