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Honda's Civic RS Turbo Modulo arrives first in the Philippines, pairing a factory bodykit with the 173 hp 1.5-litre turbo engine and CVT transmission.
Acura is considering a purer, lighter NSX supercar, with project chief Ted Klaus confirming a version without the hybrid system is under discussion.
The Federal Motor Transport Authority is examining Tesla’s latest Autopilot software update after concerns were raised about its approval process in Germany.
Romania’s government is negotiating with two major automakers, one European and one non-European, over plans for a new car manufacturing facility in the country.
South Korea’s environment ministry is considering revoking certification for 32 Volkswagen Group models, a move that could halt all VW sales in the country this month.
Pre-Euro 4 petrol and diesel vehicles face a new £10 daily charge from 2017, adding to the existing congestion fee in a bid to tackle air pollution.
A digital rendering envisions the BMW i5 as a fully electric SUV, positioned between the i3 and i8, with a focus on family use and a projected 200-mile range.
Peugeot Citroën's latest public road tests show real-world fuel use for its models averages 44 percent higher than official figures, raising fresh questions over lab-based certification.
The 2017 Nissan Pathfinder gains a more powerful V6, revised chassis components and updated infotainment, as Nissan targets family buyers with a refreshed seven-seat SUV.
Ford’s 2017 GT supercar gives approved buyers a broad set of customisation options, from brake caliper colours to exposed carbon fibre finishes and lightweight wheels.
Classic and limited-production cars have delivered stronger returns than hedge funds over the past decade, with values climbing by more than 450 percent in ten years.
NHTSA is investigating 2011–2015 Ford Explorer SUVs after more than 150 complaints of exhaust odours inside the cabin, with concerns raised about possible carbon monoxide exposure.
BMW collaborated with Toilet Paper magazine for a one-off i3 covered in spaghetti graphics at the Rencontres d’Arles Festival, but the marque insists it is not part of its official Art Car programme.
Chinese solar firm Hanergy has unveiled four concept vehicles fitted with thin-film solar panels, promising limited solar-only range and striking designs across sports, MPV and city car segments.
Takata chief executive Shigehisa Takada has said he will step down once the company secures new investment, as the airbag safety crisis continues to threaten the supplier's future.
Chevrolet has introduced the Captiva Perfect Black, a Japan-exclusive edition limited to just 15 units, featuring unique styling and a high equipment level.
Karma Automotive has built its first Revero prototype in California, aiming to relaunch the Fisker Karma as a premium plug-in hybrid using BMW-sourced components.
VW will spend up to $10 billion on buybacks and fixes for 475,000 diesel cars and fund environmental projects as part of a record US settlement.
Beijing is considering changes to its longstanding policy that restricts foreign automakers to minority stakes in Chinese joint ventures, a move that could reshape competition in the world’s largest car market.
Toyota has filed a US patent for a flying car concept with a flexible frame and concealed wings, offering a new approach to transforming road vehicles into aircraft.
General Motors will spend $290 million on upgrades at its Bowling Green Assembly, expanding on previous investments to modernise the home of the Chevrolet Corvette.
A class-action suit accuses General Motors of using illegal emissions software in US-market Chevrolet Cruze diesels, echoing claims that rocked Volkswagen.
The US Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is preparing to add a passenger-side small overlap crash test to its safety awards after research showed weaker protection for right-front occupants.
Kia has claimed the top spot in JD Power’s 2016 Initial Quality Study, outscoring traditional premium brands and marking a notable shift in industry rankings.