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Renault Sport chairman Jérôme Stoll says the French manufacturer’s Formula One budget will remain unchanged as it returns to full works status for 2016.
Bernie Ecclestone has not confirmed reports that the BBC will end its Formula One coverage early, despite speculation about a switch to ITV.
Proposed regulations would require a licensed operator in all autonomous vehicles and restrict fully driverless testing, affecting firms like Google.
Fiat Chrysler has purchased millions of greenhouse gas emissions credits from Toyota, Tesla and Honda to help meet US fuel efficiency requirements for the 2014 model year.
The 2016 Vauxhall Maloo VXR8 arrives in the UK with a supercharged 6.2-litre LSA V8, delivering 528hp and a 0-62mph time of 4.6 seconds.
A Honda Civic Coupe stuck on tracks in Orlando was struck by a freight train but remained drivable after the crash, with no injuries reported.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has suspended its €250 million loan for Volkswagen’s new Polish van plant following the diesel emissions scandal.
A Global Fuel Economy Initiative report warns that improvements in vehicle fuel efficiency are not keeping pace with international climate targets, risking failure to meet 2050 objectives.
Kia joins Hyundai in securing permission from Nevada to conduct autonomous vehicle trials on public roads, focusing on the Soul EV equipped with advanced driver assistance systems.
Hyundai has started public road testing in Nevada with fully autonomous fuel cell Tucson SUVs, aiming to advance both hydrogen and self-driving technologies.
Mercedes-AMG has unveiled the S65 Cabriolet, pairing the S-Class convertible body with its 6.0-litre twin-turbo V12 and a suite of luxury features.
Kensington and Chelsea Council introduces a Public Spaces Protection Order targeting noisy driving behaviour, including engine revving and stunts, after complaints from residents.
Hyundai Motor is preparing to design its own computer chips for self-driving vehicles, aiming for greater control over critical autonomous technology components.
St. Petersburg-based Truck Garage has reimagined the Soviet-era GAZ 69 off-roader, fitting it with a 465hp 6.4-litre V8 Hemi and modern off-road hardware.
Nissan is preparing the second-generation Juke with a range-extended hybrid powertrain, drawing on Leaf technology and offering buyers a lower-emission alternative alongside petrol engines.
The German carmakers have finalised their joint acquisition of Nokia’s HERE digital mapping unit, securing a key resource for future autonomous and connected vehicle technologies.
Dodge's 2016 Viper ACR features as Darth Vader in a Star Wars-inspired advert, using a cheeky number plate to take aim at Chevrolet's Corvette.
Mitsubishi will introduce three electrified crossovers to the US market within five years, focusing on its strengths in SUVs and four-wheel drive after closing its Illinois plant.
Honda’s premium division admits its sedans have lagged behind rivals and plans a renewed focus on improving these models, with changes expected to be visible from early 2016.
A manufacturing defect in the passenger side door latch assembly prompts Maserati to recall 135 GranTurismo and GranTurismo Convertible models built in summer 2015.
Renault’s Kadjar 1.2 TCe 130 PS enters the compact SUV segment with bold design, practical space and a focus on technology, challenging established rivals like the Nissan Qashqai.
US new vehicle sales in November are projected to surpass previous records, with Black Friday promotions and strong consumer demand pushing the total towards 1.35 million units.
French GP3 frontrunner Esteban Ocon joins Mercedes’ Formula One team as a development driver, with the team confirming the move during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend.
Fiat’s Abarth division will introduce new models next year, aiming to build on strong growth and expand its dealership network across key markets.