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A stop-motion video shows a complete Toyota 4A-GE engine assembly, with custom upgrades, in just two minutes after the builder spent two years sourcing parts.
nuTonomy begins offering free rides in driverless electric taxis to invited users in Singapore’s business district, aiming for a full-scale service by 2018.
Japanese designer Ken Okuyama presented his Kode57 supercar at The Quail during Monterey Car Week, revealing a 6.0-litre V12-powered, open-top machine with limited production planned.
Bart Nabbe, a senior figure linked to Apple’s unconfirmed car initiative, has joined electric vehicle start-up Faraday Future as Director of Strategic Partnerships.
Porsche is preparing a Cayenne-based coupe SUV to challenge the BMW X6 and Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe, aiming for launch before 2020 using the next-generation Cayenne platform.
Porsche now offers a 1,455-watt Burmester 3D surround sound system with 21 speakers as an option on the latest Panamera, bringing high-end audio to its luxury saloon.
Former Lamborghini chief test driver Valentino Balboni has established a new company, VB, to offer exclusive aftermarket components for Lamborghini models, starting with a titanium exhaust for the Aventador SV.
Investigators confirmed the Tesla Model S involved in the fatal Florida crash was travelling 9 mph over the speed limit with Autopilot engaged.
Nissan has introduced Single Cab versions of the 2017 Titan and Titan XD, offering an eight-foot bed and targeting commercial buyers in the US market.
Audi brings the A4 Allroad to American buyers with a single petrol engine, starting at $44,950 and featuring quattro all-wheel drive and a suite of safety tech.
A Honda Civic EG crashed at high speed on a damp section of the Nurburgring Nordschleife, killing both occupants and injuring three others including two marshals.
A £2.1 million simulator at the University of Warwick will let researchers test how hackers could attack autonomous and connected vehicles, and how to stop them.
A wiring issue that can cause engine stalling has prompted Fiat Chrysler to recall nearly 410,000 vehicles worldwide, including several Jeep, Chrysler and Ram models from 2014 and 2015.
Genesis, Hyundai’s luxury brand, has confirmed equipment and powertrain details for the 2017 G80 saloon ahead of its US launch, including two engine choices and expanded safety tech.
Chevrolet will recall 289,254 Impala saloons from the 2009 and 2010 model years in the US to address a passenger seat sensor issue that can disable airbag protection.
Garage Italia Customs has created a one-off Alfa Romeo 4C featuring hand-airbrushed Hokusai artwork and bespoke Japanese-inspired interior for the Piston Head II exhibition in Los Angeles.
Honda's internal investigation suggests Takata engineers selectively edited airbag inflator test results, raising the prospect of further recalls and deepening the crisis for both companies.
US safety regulators have ordered Aston Martin to recall 6,076 cars from 2010 to 2016 after its double-lock anti-theft system was found non-compliant with federal standards.
Ukraine’s police will replace older Russian-built vehicles with 651 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV crossovers as part of a government fleet overhaul linked to environmental commitments.
Aston Martin Cambridge marks 80 years since the Supermarine Spitfire’s maiden flight with a limited run of eight V12 Vantage S Spitfire 80s, finished in Duxford Green.
Infiniti has updated the 2017 QX60 with a direct-injection 3.5-litre V6, now producing 295hp and 270lb ft, along with minor interior and tech enhancements.
FCA launches a bug bounty programme through Bugcrowd, paying hackers between $150 and $1,500 for reporting cybersecurity flaws in its vehicles and connected services.
Honda and Daido Steel have created a new electric motor magnet that removes heavy rare earth metals, cutting costs and easing supply risks for upcoming hybrid models.
Daimler posted €3.97bn in adjusted EBIT for Q2 2016, outpacing forecasts even as recall and legal costs weighed on results, with vans and financial services driving gains.