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Audi, Google and Mercedes-Benz have received the first official permits to test autonomous vehicles on California public roads, with Google holding the majority of approvals.
Fiat will introduce a new midsize pickup derived from the next-generation Mitsubishi L200, following a partnership between the two companies announced in 2014.
Mercedes-Benz is using cloud technology to protect its connected vehicles from cyberattacks, giving owners more control over their data as cars become increasingly networked.
Renault has confirmed the Sandero RS will be sold under its own badge in markets outside Europe, with no plans for a Dacia-badged version for the continent.
Volvo has unveiled the R-Design version of its new-generation XC90, introducing a more aggressive look and a range of four-cylinder engines including the T8 plug-in hybrid.
A zero-mile, black-on-black Ferrari LaFerrari is listed for sale in Dubai at nearly twice its original price, reflecting demand for the rare hybrid hypercar.
Hyundai's updated Santa Fe SUV arrives in Australian showrooms with revised styling, upgraded features and a starting price of $38,490 for the entry-level petrol manual.
BMW will not produce an i8 Spyder or expand the 7 Series range beyond saloons, but has confirmed a new X7 flagship SUV is in development.
The G-Class 35 Edition, launched to celebrate the off-roader’s 35th anniversary, brings exclusive styling inside and out but makes no changes to the mechanicals.
A leaked image has revealed the updated 2015 Chrysler 300, showing a revised front end and confirming its unveiling at the 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show.
Mercedes-Benz has released a video showcasing the AMG GT’s 4.0-litre V8 engine, which will form the basis for future AMG models including the C63 and E63.
Ford has released a teaser image of the updated C-MAX, revealing key design changes ahead of its official unveiling on 17 September 2014.
Audi’s upcoming Q7 Plug-in Hybrid has been caught testing at the Nürburgring, with the next-generation SUV expected to shed substantial weight and introduce new hybrid technology.
The 2015 GMC Sierra Carbon Edition brings carbon-fibre accents and exclusive styling options to the Sierra 1500, with prices starting at $33,075 in the US.
Mercedes-Benz has released a 4K Ultra HD video of the AMG GT lapping the Circuit of the Americas, highlighting the new sports car’s performance and design.
The new Ford S-MAX brings fresh styling, advanced seating features and a range of EcoBoost and TDCi engines, with its public debut set for the 2014 Paris Motor Show.
Luca Cordero di Montezemolo will receive a €26.95 million package after stepping down as Ferrari chairman, with half paid by early 2015 and the rest spread over 20 years.
McLaren racing director Eric Boullier has rejected claims that Formula One teams will be required to field three cars each in 2015, despite concerns over the financial health of several outfits.
Ford’s executive chairman told a Detroit audience that buyers should be able to refuse autonomous and connected features if they are uneasy about new technology.
Williams confirmed Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa will stay on for 2015 after Bottas’s strong form drew attention from rival Formula One teams.
From the Singapore Grand Prix onwards, Formula One teams will be barred from giving drivers radio instructions on how to drive, following a new FIA clampdown.
Swedish hypercar maker Koenigsegg has notified US regulators of a recall affecting just one Agera due to a tyre issue, marking an unusual record in 2014's recall-heavy climate.
Jaguar has revealed the 2015 XE, its all-new aluminium saloon, set to challenge the BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C-Class with new engines and lightweight construction.
Sixteen-year-old Max Verstappen will attempt the 300km run required for an FIA super licence next week, with Toro Rosso aiming for a possible Suzuka Friday debut.