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Skoda aims to reach 1.5 million global sales by 2018, with China expected to contribute 500,000 units, over double its 2011 performance.
Volkswagen has launched the Passat Alltrack in the UK, offering a single trim level with two 2.0-litre TDI diesel options and standard 4MOTION all-wheel drive.
Suzuki is recalling 826 Splash, Swift and SX4 models in Germany over a steering column fault, while Nissan is recalling over 8,800 Tiidas in China due to a fuel sensor issue.
GMC has introduced its premium Denali trim to the 2013 Terrain, adding a new 3.6-litre V6 engine, distinctive styling updates and upgraded interior features.
A speculative rendering hints at a coupe-inspired, four-door Volkswagen Golf CC, previewing a potential rival to the BMW 1-Series GT and Audi A3 sedan for 2014.
Audi is negotiating to buy Ducati from Investindustrial, with a proposed deal valuing the Italian motorcycle maker at €850 million including debt.
General Motors has revealed the 2013 GMC Sierra and Chevrolet Silverado pickups, both equipped with a 6.0-litre V8 capable of running on petrol and compressed natural gas.
Subaru used the Geneva stage to showcase the European debuts of its XV crossover and BRZ sports coupe, highlighting engine options and market positioning.
Tata Motors has denied reports that it made a $350 million offer for Saab, clarifying at Geneva that it is not seeking another carmaker acquisition.
Japanese giant Bridgestone will build a new factory in Rayong, Thailand, with a projected capacity of 85 tonnes per day by 2019 to supply tyres for construction and mining machinery.
Hero MotoCorp confirmed it is in talks with banks to raise funds for a possible bid for Ducati, as the Italian marque’s private equity owner seeks a sale.
Hyundai will unveil the Veloster Turbo to European audiences at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, bringing its 204 hp coupé to the region for the first time.
Volkswagen aims to surpass Toyota and General Motors in worldwide vehicle sales by 2018, setting a target of 10 million annual deliveries and higher profitability.
German tuner Startech has revealed its take on the Range Rover Evoque Convertible, set for a public debut alongside Land Rover’s concept at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show.
A stolen Hummer H2 was found partially submerged in the frozen waters of Moses Lake, Washington, after the thief fled the scene, leaving the vehicle and its keys behind.
Hyundai, together with KOICA and PLAN Korea, will establish a $700,000 technical training centre in Ghana to provide automotive repair skills for local youth.
Chevrolet's 2012 Camaro ZL1 features a six-speed automatic with TapShift, using software to reduce upshift delays by up to 300 milliseconds over previous systems.
Ford has unveiled the Transit Tourneo Custom Concept, previewing a new eight-seat people mover for Europe and Asia ahead of its Geneva Motor Show debut.
MINI releases a new video featuring the Roadster, highlighting its performance and design following its Detroit debut and ahead of a possible Geneva appearance.
Ford is preparing a new Focus RS for 2015, expected to feature a five-door body, front-wheel drive and a turbocharged 2.3-litre engine with 320 HP.
A Ferrari Testarossa was written off in a head-on collision in Vernon, New Jersey, in July 2012, leaving both occupants with serious injuries but expected to recover.
MINI is preparing to unveil the Clubvan, a compact van derived from the Clubman estate, at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2012.
Mazda will introduce the CX-5 crossover to Malaysia in spring 2012, offering a 2.0-litre SKYACTIV-G engine, six-speed automatic and high equipment levels.
Kia has published new official images of its second-generation Cee’d hatchback, previewing the car’s design and interior before its March 2012 Geneva Motor Show debut.