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Ferrari’s 2016 Formula One car, codenamed 667, cleared the FIA’s frontal impact test in Italy after several tries, paving the way for its pre-season debut in Barcelona.
PSA Group will create unique technologies exclusively for DS, aiming to strengthen the premium brand’s identity alongside existing group-wide systems.
Argentina’s new administration is actively pursuing a Formula One Grand Prix, aiming to bring the championship back for the first time since 1998.
General Motors has bought assets from the closed ride-sharing company Sidecar for a reported $39 million, following its $500 million investment in Lyft earlier in January 2016.
BMW is preparing to introduce camera systems in place of traditional mirrors on production models as early as 2019, following the debut of its i8 Mirrorless concept.
Honda’s Active Life Concept, based on the Civic Tourer, debuts at the 2016 Triathlon Show in London with a built-in cycle workshop and storage for two full-size bikes.
Japanese tuner Wald International has revealed its Sports Line Black Bison Edition aerodynamic package for the Mercedes-AMG GT at the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon, focusing on visual and aero upgrades.
Leaked images suggest Renault will bring back its classic yellow colours as it rebrands the former Lotus F1 team for the 2016 season.
The Zurich supreme court has allowed Adrian Sutil's claim for 3.5 million Swiss francs against Sauber, following his dropped 2015 race seat.
Jaguar has introduced an all-wheel drive option for the 2017 XF, pairing it with the 2.0-litre diesel engine and expanding its appeal in the executive saloon segment.
Kia’s Telluride concept previews a full-size, seven-seat SUV with a plug-in hybrid V6 and bold design, signalling the brand’s ambitions in the large crossover segment.
Hyundai is considering local Genesis manufacturing in China to avoid tariffs and compete with established luxury brands on price.
Ford has unveiled the 2017 F-150 Raptor SuperCrew at the Detroit Auto Show, adding a four-door variant to its high-performance off-road pickup range.
Volkswagen introduced the Tiguan GTE Active Concept at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show, combining a plug-in hybrid drivetrain, all-wheel drive and rugged design cues aimed at the US market.
The i20 Sport special edition debuts in Germany, featuring a 120hp 1.0-litre turbo engine developed at Hyundai’s Rüsselsheim technical centre and unique styling details.
Red Bull’s Adrian Newey warns that Formula One’s 2017 technical regulations, intended to shake up the grid, are too conservative to break engine dominance.
Citroën is preparing to bring back the C6 nameplate as a new flagship saloon in China, with production set for the Dongfeng-PSA joint venture.
From the Ferrari 488 GTB’s turbocharged punch to Tesla’s electric acceleration, these five luxury cars set the standard for performance and technology in 2016.
Several high-profile models struggled in 2015, with sluggish sales, poor reviews or abrupt cancellations highlighting misjudged bets by their manufacturers.
Manufacturers retire several well-known cars for 2016, from the Land Rover Defender to the Honda Accord Crosstour, as line-ups shift towards new models and market demands.
National Electric Vehicle Sweden has agreed to supply 250,000 electric vehicles to Panda New Energy, marking a major step in its post-Saab strategy.
Reports suggest Ford is considering a Fiesta RS with 246bhp to mark the model’s 40th anniversary, but the company has yet to confirm any production plans.
Lewis Hamilton has spoken publicly about his dyslexia and school struggles, describing how racing commitments and learning difficulties shaped his education.
Helmut Marko claims Mercedes and Ferrari refused Red Bull engines for 2016 out of fear, hoping the team's 'martyrdom' will push the FIA to reform power unit supply rules.