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The next-generation Smart ForTwo has been photographed in heavy camouflage during cold-weather trials, with development also underway for a longer-wheelbase variant.
The 2014 Nissan Qashqai has received the top five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP, with strong results in adult and child occupant protection.
From the Ferrari California T to the Skoda VisionC, the 2014 Geneva Motor Show packed Palexpo with new models, world premieres and concepts from every major brand.
Land Rover's next-generation Freelander has been caught on camera in Scandinavia, revealing a larger body and design cues from the Evoque and Range Rover Sport.
Paice LLC has filed a lawsuit against Ford in Baltimore, alleging that several Ford and Lincoln hybrid models infringe on its hybrid technology patents.
Toyota management described its union’s 2014 pay and bonus request as unexpectedly large, as negotiations continued amid strong company profits and a recovering Japanese economy.
Fiat has revealed the Freemont Cross, a more rugged version of its seven-seat SUV, which is set for its public premiere at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
Independent renderings imagine the Jaguar F-Type as a four-door coupe, blending the sports car’s design with a more practical body style as rivals expand their coupe line-ups.
BMW and SGL Carbon are preparing to expand joint carbon fibre production to 6,000 tonnes annually, backed by over €100 million investment, to meet rising demand for lightweight materials.
Renault has officially revealed the next-generation Twingo, confirming a five-door hatchback layout and a sliding fabric roof, with its public debut set for the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
Qoros confirms its second production model, the 3 Hatch, will premiere at the Geneva Motor Show in March 2014, expanding the brand’s compact line-up.
A digital rendering offers an early look at the next-generation Audi A4 Avant, previewing the estate’s expected styling and technical direction ahead of its official debut.
Kia sets the starting price of its 2015 K900 at $59,500 before destination, positioning the V8-powered saloon against established luxury rivals in the American market.
General Motors will expand its Tychy plant to produce a new 1.6-litre diesel, targeting 200,000 engines a year as part of Opel’s European recovery plan.
Honda has launched the redesigned 2014 Odyssey people-mover in Australia, offering eight seats, new safety tech and a fresh look, with prices starting at $38,990.
A 2013 Tesla Model S in the US is fetching used prices up to 20% higher than its original retail, driven by strong demand and limited supply.
Mercedes-Benz has launched a Limited Edition E250 Coupe for Japan, restricted to 100 units and featuring exclusive colours, AMG styling and bespoke interiors.
Lincoln revealed its updated Navigator at the 2014 Chicago Auto Show, introducing a new EcoBoost V6 engine and revised styling aimed at the luxury SUV segment.
Porsche Exclusive has unveiled a custom 911 Turbo finished in Lime Gold Metallic, featuring unique exterior and interior details alongside the standard 520hp engine.
The upcoming MG CS SUV, based on the concept first seen at the 2013 Shanghai Auto Show, has been spotted in cold-weather trials ahead of its Beijing debut.
BMW has unveiled the updated 2015 X3, featuring revised styling, new diesel engines and enhanced equipment, with sales set to begin later in the year.
BMW is in advanced talks with Mexican officials about a potential $1.5 billion plant that could build 1 and 3 Series models for export as early as 2016.
Volkswagen has agreed to allow workers at its Chattanooga, Tennessee factory to vote on United Auto Workers representation, marking a potential first for a foreign-owned US car plant.
Renault’s new Espace, set for a 2015 launch, has been photographed in cold-weather trials ahead of its expected debut at the 2014 Paris Motor Show.