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Chinese authorities are expected to approve the Subaru-Chery joint venture after Fuji Heavy Industries agreed to key branding and sales conditions.
A German Mercedes-Benz executive was detained in Tuscaloosa under Alabama's new immigration law, prompting state lawmakers to consider changes amid concerns from business leaders.
Japanese manufacturer confirms new investment in Derbyshire plant to build next-generation C-segment hatchbacks, with 1,500 jobs added and further supply chain funding.
Tesla will add at least 400 jobs in 2012 as it prepares to launch Model S production at the former NUMMI plant in Fremont, California.
Early renderings offer a first look at BMW’s forthcoming third-generation X5, expected to launch as a lighter and more efficient SUV in 2013 for the 2014 model year.
McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale has dismissed reports linking the team with a renewed Honda partnership for the new V6 turbo era, insisting Mercedes remains its focus.
BMW has announced plans for two new crossovers, the X2 and X4, with both models set to broaden the brand’s X-range and target new segments.
Volkswagen chief Martin Winterkorn has cautioned that 2012 will be a more difficult year for the company, citing weak demand in debt-hit European countries.
Three people died and 35 were injured after a chain-reaction crash involving 52 vehicles struck the A31 in north-western Germany late on Friday evening.
With his Williams future uncertain, Rubens Barrichello is intensifying sponsor talks to extend his Formula One career into a twentieth season amid strong competition for his seat.
Russia’s AvtoVAZ will partner with Asia Auto to build a $500 million assembly plant in East Kazakhstan, aiming for 120,000 cars a year and a 70% localisation rate by 2015.
Toyota has started building the 2012 Camry at its St Petersburg plant, marking a new phase for the saloon in Russia with locally adapted styling.
Audi has unveiled the five-door A1 Sportback with S-Line trim at the Los Angeles Auto Show, offering new engine options and a fresh styling package ahead of its early 2012 launch.
Mazda has unveiled the production-ready 2013 CX-5 crossover at the Los Angeles Auto Show, confirming a 2.0-litre SkyActiv petrol engine for North America.
Timo Glock says he needed to search online for information about Charles Pic, who joined him at Marussia for the 2012 Formula One season after finishing fourth in GP2.
An 80-year-old businessman crashed his Ferrari F40 near the Swiss border, damaging the rare supercar after reportedly losing control and hitting a tree.
TC Concepts has launched the Toxique body kit for the Audi R8, offering full carbon fibre construction and aggressive styling upgrades for owners seeking exclusivity.
Dacia has unveiled the Lodgy MPV, debuting first as a race car for the Trophée Andros ice series, with production models set for March 2012.
General Motors will pause Chevrolet Cruze output at its Lordstown, Ohio plant for the week of 28 November 2011 to prevent excess inventory as demand softens.
Chevrolet will unveil the 2013 Spark city car at the Los Angeles Auto Show, ahead of a planned US showroom launch in mid-2012 with new tech features and a 1.2-litre engine.
Lewis Hamilton expects Nico Rosberg to maintain his advantage over Michael Schumacher in the Mercedes Formula One team after outperforming the seven-time champion in 2010 and 2011.
The Renault Duster secured the 2011 SUV of the Year award in Argentina, chosen by the PIA jury from 35 new models launched in the country within the year.
PSA aims to undercut rivals with new sub-€10,000 saloons for emerging markets, using updated platforms and simplified features to target buyers in regions like Eastern Europe and China.
Severe flooding in Thailand has halted Honda production and left many local dealers facing prolonged disruption, threatening their financial survival.