Writes on manufacturing, model launches and the business behind them.
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Honda has unveiled the 2017 Civic Hatchback, bringing the five-door body style to the US market for the first time alongside a global rollout.
Infiniti has revealed a design sketch of its upcoming JX crossover, hinting at a new direction for the brand’s seven-seat SUV ahead of its full debut.
General Motors shares closed above their $33 IPO price for the first time in over two years, a move that could help the U.S. Treasury reduce losses from its bailout stake.
Ford is recalling 949 Focus Electric cars in North America after identifying a risk of power loss caused by differential pinion shaft failure, with affected owners offered a new transmission assembly.
Mitsubishi expects a 100 billion yen extraordinary loss and a sharp fall in domestic sales for the 2016 financial year following its fuel economy data manipulation.
Chinese authorities have revoked both Jaguar Land Rover's and Jiangling's design patents after the dispute over the Range Rover Evoque and the Landwind X7 copy escalated in 2016.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles will phase out non-desiccated Takata passenger-side airbags from the 2016 Jeep Wrangler in North America by late June 2016, with a global phase-out to follow by mid-September.
A one-off Jaguar XJS Lynx Eventer, featuring a bespoke interior by Paolo Gucci, is set for sale, highlighting the rare collaboration between British engineering and Italian design.
As new cars gain advanced connectivity and diagnostics, privacy campaigners warn that government tracking of drivers could become a reality.
Mercedes-Benz led the US luxury market in April 2018, narrowly outselling BMW and maintaining its year-to-date advantage, while Audi posted global gains driven by China and the US.
Hybrid car owners in London will lose their congestion charge exemption, as the city restricts free access to only the lowest-emission vehicles from 24 June.
A special edition Hot Wheels model pairs Leonard Nimoy’s iconic Spock character with his personal 1964 Buick Riviera, recreating a classic image from Star Trek history.
A Californian customer has filed suit against Tesla, claiming his $162,000 Model X SUV is plagued by safety issues and unusable due to persistent faults.
Subaru’s version of the jointly developed rear-drive coupe will be unveiled alongside Toyota’s at the 2011 Tokyo show, but neither will offer a turbocharged engine.
DS Automobiles teams up with Givenchy for a 500-unit DS3 special edition, offering unique styling and an exclusive in-car makeup kit aimed at fashion-conscious buyers.
Max Verstappen says he will miss collaborating with Xevi Pujolar after the engineer’s abrupt exit from Toro Rosso following a reported dispute in Russia.
Fiat is negotiating with major banks to secure $10 billion in funding aimed at buying the 41.5 percent of Chrysler held by the UAW retiree trust and refinancing existing debt.
Team principal Frédéric Vasseur says Renault remains committed to Jolyon Palmer despite rumours linking Esteban Ocon and Sergey Sirotkin to the seat.
Six classic Ford performance cars from the Jim Click Collection, including a GT40 and Shelby Cobras, will be offered by RM Sotheby’s at the Monterey sale in August 2016.
Consumer Reports tested the 2014 Cadillac ELR, highlighting its advanced hybrid system but also pointing out reliability concerns with its infotainment electronics.
Kevin Magnussen’s seventh place in Sochi gave Renault its first points of the 2016 season, prompting praise from David Coulthard for both driver and team.
Bernie Ecclestone says Monza's Formula One contract beyond 2016 remains unresolved, with political and bureaucratic delays clouding the Italian Grand Prix's long-term future.
Rudolf Ratzenberger says he and his wife have come to terms with Roland Ratzenberger’s fatal crash at Imola in 1994, considering alternative outcomes.
Dutch supercar maker Ascari is set for new ownership, with founder Klaas Zwart confirming a sale and reports pointing to a Chinese automotive group as the buyer.