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General Motors has opened its fourth Information Technology Innovation Center in Chandler, Arizona, aiming to employ 1,000 people within two years as part of its in-sourcing technology strategy.
Bernie Ecclestone has rejoined the board of F1’s parent company Delta Topco following the conclusion of his bribery trial in Germany, resuming full corporate duties alongside his chief executive role.
A digital rendering reimagines the 707hp Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat as a Shooting Brake, blending American muscle with European-inspired estate styling.
Ford's 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine delivers a combined 26 mpg for the 2015 Mustang, outpacing the V6 and awaiting final figures for the V8 GT.
Hollywood actor Al Pacino has been seen driving a Range Rover, opting for the British luxury SUV over the Jeep Grand Cherokee he previously endorsed.
Ford is preparing to fit the 2015 Mustang with a 10-speed automatic gearbox, a move developed jointly with GM and targeting higher-spec models first.
Toyota and Mitsubishi have pressed the Philippine government to finalise an automotive industry policy, warning that continued delays could see production and jobs shift to neighbouring countries.
Independent renderings preview the Monte Carlo edition of the new-generation Skoda Fabia, hinting at a sportier look for the supermini as the RS variant is dropped.
A leaked order guide for the 2015 Corvette Z06 reveals key specifications, weight figures and options ahead of official deliveries.
Kelley Blue Book figures reveal Mitsubishi, Chrysler, Dodge, Jaguar and Scion had the lowest rates of repeat buyers in the US market in 2014.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has named US sales head Reid Bigland as the new boss for Alfa Romeo in North America, tasking him with the brand’s ambitious relaunch.
Buick has released official images of the 2015 Envision’s interior, showcasing premium features and technology before its public unveiling at the Chengdu Motor Show.
Alfa Romeo is developing a Giulia GTA sports saloon intended to rival the BMW M3, with a Maserati-derived twin-turbo V6 and aggressive styling.
Holden has announced pricing for the 2015 Trax, with the entry-level LS manual starting at $23,990 and the range topping out at $29,990 for the LTZ 1.4 automatic.
Spy shots reveal BMW’s updated 1 Series hatchback, with changes to the front and rear styling and expected tweaks to technology and engines.
Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner concedes Mercedes’ power unit advantage is too great to close in the second half of the 2014 Formula One season.
The all-new Hyundai i20 grows in size, adds higher-spec features and debuts the brand’s latest design language ahead of its 2014 Paris Motor Show premiere.
Mazda has released a teaser for the upcoming MX-5, confirming a September 2014 unveiling and hinting at major changes for the iconic roadster.
Lexus’s first compact crossover, the NX, has attracted 6,500 pre-orders in Japan soon after production began at the Miyata plant.
Nissan has released US pricing for the 2015 370Z, with the coupe starting at $29,990 and the updated Nismo model undercutting its predecessor by $1,030.
Nearly 40 lawyers gathered in a New York federal court as leadership positions opened for the consolidated lawsuits against General Motors over its ignition switch recall.
Jean-Michel Jalinier, Renault’s former F1 chief, blamed Mercedes’ vast investment for the French and Italian teams’ struggles in the 2014 V6 hybrid era.
The updated Volkswagen Touareg arrives in German showrooms with revised styling, new interior options and a starting price of €52,125 for the entry-level diesel.
Skoda has confirmed it will not offer a performance RS version of the new-generation Fabia, instead focusing on standard and Monte Carlo variants for the upcoming launch.