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The first customer Volvo V90 estate has rolled off the Torslanda line, marking another step in the brand’s product overhaul and Swedish plant expansion.
Audi will replace its dual-clutch automatic with a conventional eight-speed automatic in S and RS performance models, citing torque handling and smoothness.
A trade group report shows global automakers and suppliers invest over $115 billion yearly in R&D, trailing only the pharmaceutical industry and outpacing technology and energy sectors.
A Porsche product manager has taken aim at Tesla's battery and performance claims, promising the Mission E will deliver repeatable power without overheating.
Ford is preparing to introduce a ten-speed automatic transmission to the Mustang for the 2018 model year, aiming to sharpen performance and efficiency.
Nissan is preparing to electrify its popular Juke and Qashqai models, aiming for a future where its crossover range includes fully electric options.
BMW has started building a new factory in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, investing $1 billion to produce up to 150,000 3 Series saloons per year from 2019.
BMW Group Asia expects its Vietnam sales to increase 30 to 40 percent by 2017, citing rapid economic growth and rising demand for premium cars.
Jaguar Land Rover has opened a new factory in Itatiaia, Brazil, to build the Range Rover Evoque and Discovery Sport for the local market amid challenging economic conditions.
Nissan is researching a powertrain that uses bio-ethanol to generate electricity for electric vehicles, aiming for long range and easier fuel handling by the end of the decade.
NHTSA will release national guidance for autonomous vehicles next month, aiming to clarify deployment, exemptions and state-level inconsistencies for manufacturers and developers.
Prosecutors in Seoul allege Volkswagen submitted falsified emissions and noise documentation for dozens of models, escalating scrutiny of foreign carmakers after the diesel scandal.
General Motors will hire 1,000 engineers and invest $10 million in cold-weather testing, strengthening its Canadian operations with a focus on autonomous and connected vehicle technologies.
Authorities in Germany have launched an inquiry into claims that Volkswagen employees deleted sensitive internal data around the time the diesel emissions cheating became public in September 2015.
Honda will discontinue the CR-Z hybrid coupe in 2016, marking its exit with a Final Label special edition featuring exclusive colours, trim and standard equipment for the Japanese market.
Honda has added 780,000 more vehicles in Japan to its recall for potentially dangerous Takata airbag inflators, following regulatory pressure and similar moves in the US.
Toyota has introduced the Camatte Capsule, a customisable trailer designed for children, ahead of its debut at the Tokyo Toy Show alongside the Camatte concept cars.
Samsung SDI has begun supplying battery cells to Tesla for Model 3 testing, as Tesla seeks additional suppliers to meet production targets for its most affordable electric car.
The revived DeLorean DMC-12 will keep its iconic design but swap the original V6 for a modern engine with more than twice the power, plus chassis and electrical upgrades.
Norway’s main political parties have backed a proposal to end sales of new petrol and diesel cars by 2025, aiming to accelerate the country’s shift to electric vehicles.
Jaguar Land Rover has launched legal action against Jiangling Motor in Beijing, accusing the Chinese firm of copying the Range Rover Evoque with its Landwind X7 SUV.
Silicon Valley's Actev Motors has introduced the Arrow Smart-Kart, an electric go-kart for children aged five to nine, with app-based parental controls and customisation options.
Japanese authorities have barred fully autonomous vehicles from public road tests unless a driver and manual controls are present, responding to safety concerns and regulatory gaps.
Genesis introduced the G80 Sport at the 2017 Busan Motor Show, featuring a 3.3-litre twin-turbo V6 and performance-focused styling updates.