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Jaguar Land Rover will report lower pre-tax profits for 2015 as major investment and the Tianjin port explosion hit both costs and sales, according to the company.
Renault Germany and The Mobility House have launched a pilot that lets Zoe drivers charge more quickly and at lower cost using a smart home charging system.
European Parliament environment committee members plan to block a deal allowing carmakers to exceed agreed emissions thresholds, with a key vote due on 14 December.
Jaguar Land Rover is delaying the launch of plug-in hybrids and battery-electric vehicles, citing battery technology and infrastructure concerns as rivals press ahead with electrification.
Jenson Button compared Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton after racing alongside both at McLaren, saying Alonso was the more relentless challenge.
Continental is trialling a vehicle-to-everything (V2X) system that enables cars to communicate with smartphones and transponders carried by vulnerable road users, aiming to reduce collisions.
Citroën’s C4 BlueHDi 120 S&S BVM6 Shine aims to carve out a niche with its comfort-oriented approach, setting itself apart from rivals like the Peugeot 308 and Volkswagen Golf.
Tesla has confirmed US pricing for the entry-level Model X 70D at $80,000, with higher-spec 90D and P90D variants also detailed for American buyers.
A Bulgarian custom shop has transformed a Chrysler PT Cruiser into a two-door widebody pickup, featuring bespoke bodywork and a reworked interior.
Nissan's new NP300 Navara pickup arrives in the UK from £21,995, offering a new diesel engine, five trim levels and advanced safety technology.
Mercedes-AMG will shift V12 engine assembly from Affalterbach to Daimler’s Mannheim site in early 2016 to address full order books for its flagship models.
Nico Rosberg says preparations for the 2016 Formula One season have already started, with the Mercedes driver determined to convert late-2015 form into a championship challenge.
Honda will bring in more external consultants to accelerate progress on its Formula One engine project after a disappointing 2015 season with McLaren.
Ford's EV 1-2-3 Charge programme gives new C-Max Energi owners in two US states unlimited four-hour charging sessions at over 500 EVgo stations for three years.
Volkswagen has presented German authorities with a technical solution for 1.6-litre diesel engines affected by emissions software, with approval pending from the KBA.
Esteban Gutierrez says his departure from Sauber in 2014 set him on a path to Ferrari and a 2016 Formula One race seat with Haas.
BMW will invest $417 million in its Rosslyn plant to shift production from the 3 Series to the X3 SUV, marking the first X3 output outside the US.
GMC has introduced the 2017 Canyon Denali, aiming to set a new benchmark for luxury and capability in the US mid-size pickup segment, ahead of its Los Angeles Auto Show debut.
BMW brings the i3 Shadow Sport Edition to the US market with just 50 examples, featuring exclusive styling, a sport-tuned suspension and a moonroof previously unavailable in America.
Formula One’s 2017 alternative engine plan calls for a 2.5-litre V6 with twin turbos and no hybrid system, offering over 870hp and fewer technical restrictions.
VW's internal probe cuts the number of affected 2016 models to 430,046 across its brands, as more petrol engines join the list of cars with questionable CO2 data.
A report from IHS Automotive claims Google’s rapid progress in self-driving technology is forcing established carmakers to quicken their own autonomous vehicle programmes.
Lewis Hamilton’s rare Pagani Zonda, valued at €2 million, was damaged in a low-speed collision with a parked car in Monaco just days before the 2015 Brazilian Grand Prix.
Seat faces scrutiny within Volkswagen Group as the company seeks to reduce costs in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal and mounting financial pressures.