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Despite a challenging first year back with McLaren-Honda, Fernando Alonso says he has found renewed motivation and happiness in the project as the team works to recover from a difficult 2015.
Geneva's 2016 show floor features everything from Bugatti's Chiron to the Alpine Vision Concept, with major launches from Aston Martin, Ferrari, Volvo and more.
Fiat has released the first official teaser image of its upcoming Tipo estate, confirming the model’s debut alongside the hatchback at the Geneva Motor Show.
MTM and DIRKS have transformed the Volkswagen Amarok into a 410hp V8 Desert Edition, debuting at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show with extreme off-road hardware and a luxury interior.
Milan’s Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera has revealed the Alfa Romeo Disco Volante Spider, a seven-unit coachbuilt convertible based on the 8C Spider, at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.
J.D. Power’s latest dependability study finds technology-related issues now account for a fifth of all reported vehicle problems, with infotainment and connectivity systems leading the complaints.
Nissan disabled its NissanConnect EV app for the Leaf after a researcher revealed that hackers could exploit a vulnerability to control certain car functions remotely.
James Key clarified that Toro Rosso’s Barcelona test car was the 2016 STR11, not a modified 2015 chassis, despite a late switch to Ferrari power.
Analysts expect US light-vehicle sales to reach 1.36 million units in February 2016, with SUVs continuing to outpace cars and the annualised rate hitting its highest level since 2000.
Fiat introduces the Tipo saloon with a 1.3-litre Multijet II diesel engine in Italy, offering 95hp, strong fuel economy and a starting price of €15,500.
Red Bull's Helmut Marko says the 2016 RB12 is the best chassis the team has produced, as pre-season testing shows promise despite Mercedes still leading the field.
Pedro de la Rosa says McLaren-Honda should not expect race victories in the 2016 Formula One season, despite clear signs of progress in pre-season testing.
Fernando Alonso dismissed speculation about his future and credited Mercedes’ relentless pace and mileage in Barcelona testing, calling the reigning champions stronger than ever.
Fernando Alonso said he was surprised by Honda's decision to replace Yasuhisa Arai as F1 chief, as the company moves to address last season's poor results.
Nissan will start assembling the Sunny sedan in Myanmar this year, working with Tan Chong Motor Group and training local staff ahead of a new plant opening.
Skoda’s Czech facility has produced its one millionth DQ200 dual-clutch gearbox since 2012, reflecting rising demand across Volkswagen Group models.
Seat, in partnership with Samsung and SAP, introduced a digital key and integrated parking app at Mobile World Congress 2016, aiming to expand connected car features for its users.
Bernie Ecclestone’s public criticism of Formula One triggered a wave of reaction in the paddock as teams prepared for a decisive Geneva meeting on 2017 regulations.
Formula One's leading figures are set to meet in Geneva this week to thrash out the sport's technical and engine regulations for 2017 and beyond, amid ongoing tension over engine supply and governance.
Former F1 medical delegate Gary Hartstein has publicly attacked Bernie Ecclestone following the latter’s claim that Formula One is “the worst it has ever been.”
Ferrari technical director James Allison will reduce his presence at grands prix this season, with Jock Clear stepping in to lead trackside operations.
The 16-year-old son of Michael Schumacher will race with Prema in both the German and Italian Formula 4 championships after leaving Van Amersfoort.
Sergio Marchionne is reported to have let slip that Alfa Romeo’s first mid-size SUV will be called the Stelvio, with production expected to begin in late 2016.
A French manufacturer is promoting plastic snow chains made from thermoplastic polyurethane, claiming they offer a lighter and easier alternative to traditional metal chains.