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UK and Romanian investigations are underway into the 2014 collapse of Caterham F1 and the unusual circumstances of its attempted revival by the Engavest group.
Monza circuit officials are aiming to finalise a fresh Formula One contract before the 2016 season opener in Melbourne, following progress on race funding negotiations.
Toyota used its 2016 Super Bowl ad slot to promote the new Prius, aiming to boost hybrid appeal as low fuel prices drove Americans to larger vehicles.
Google’s autonomous vehicle programme will begin comprehensive testing in Kirkland this month, adding wet weather and hilly terrain to its data after years in California and Texas.
Fiat presented the Punto Urban Cross Concept and the more powerful Linea 125s at the 2016 New Delhi Auto Expo, aiming to refresh its Indian line-up.
Citroën teams up with French band Hyphen Hyphen for the SpaceTourer Hyphen concept, blending MPV practicality with bold SUV-inspired design and all-wheel drive capability.
Toyota will discontinue its Scion brand in August 2016, rebranding existing models as Toyotas and ending a project that targeted younger buyers in the US market.
Holden has introduced the 2016 Spark, a rebadged Chevrolet Spark, for the Australian market with a 1.4-litre engine and updated interior features.
Max Verstappen says Toro Rosso’s 2016 Formula One car is as much as a second per lap faster than last year’s model, thanks to a switch to Ferrari engines.
Renault has confirmed plans to expand its presence in Iran, aiming to accelerate production and model launches following the lifting of international sanctions in January 2016.
Toro Rosso’s 2016 Formula One car, the STR11, is scheduled for FIA crash testing this week following a late switch to Ferrari power units and a compressed build schedule.
Volkswagen has received approval to begin recalling Amarok pickups across Europe as the first step in its plan to address 8.5 million affected diesel vehicles.
New IIHS research quantifies the real-world impact of automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning, highlighting the technology's potential to prevent hundreds of thousands of accidents annually.
Alfa Romeo brings its 1971 Caimano concept to the Bremen Classic Motor Show as the brand continues to reflect on its heritage amid uncertainty about its future direction.
EPFL engineers have demonstrated a prototype charging station using buffer battery storage to deliver a 4.5MW charge, allowing an electric car to recharge in just 15 minutes.
Toyota is recalling around 5,000 2016 Lexus RX 350 and RX 450h crossovers in the US to address a manufacturing defect in the driver’s knee airbag.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles CEO Sergio Marchionne has confirmed the Chrysler 200 and Dodge Dart will be phased out within 18 months, redirecting investment to more profitable segments.
Toro Rosso’s Carlos Sainz has revealed a winter weight loss ahead of the 2016 season, as teams face heavier cars due to stricter crash test standards.
Nissan reported record European sales of 715,623 vehicles in 2015, but its claim to be the continent’s leading Asian brand is disputed by Toyota’s higher figures.
New Mexico has joined several US states in suing Volkswagen, Audi and Porsche, alleging violations of state air quality laws and deceptive marketing tied to the diesel emissions scandal.
Global registrations for the Toyota Corolla reached 1.34 million in 2015, outpacing rivals like the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus by a clear margin.
Mercedes-Benz is reportedly preparing to badge its upcoming Nissan Navara-based pickup as the X-Class, targeting both commercial and upmarket buyers with a three-trim range.
The 18 millionth Skoda, a Superb Combi in candy white, rolled off the Kvasiny line as the Czech firm invests in expanding its domestic production.
Monza is set to add a chicane in the middle of Curva Grande by summer 2017, aiming to meet motorcycle racing safety standards at a cost of €4 million.