Writes on manufacturing, model launches and the business behind them.
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Jolyon Palmer points to a possible chassis flaw in his Renault after back-to-back difficult weekends, drawing parallels with Felipe Nasr's recent Sauber experience.
Finland's capital is developing a unified, app-based transport network aiming to make private car ownership unnecessary for most city residents by 2025.
Jolyon Palmer’s struggles in his debut Formula One season have prompted speculation that Renault could turn to Esteban Ocon as a mid-season replacement.
Volkswagen’s “Get Happy” Super Bowl commercial drew criticism for cultural insensitivity but received backing from viewers and even Jamaica’s government.
BMW has introduced an online configurator for the i8 plug-in hybrid sports car in the United States, allowing customers to personalise their vehicles before ordering.
The long-running Bologna Motor Show was cancelled for 2018 after years of declining exhibitor interest and financial losses, with organisers planning a new festival format in Modena for 2019.
Chrysler’s new global small car will be built by Nissan at the Oppama plant for North America and Europe, replacing earlier plans with Chery.
VW’s 2012 Beetle drops the flower vase and domed roof for a lower, wider look, aiming to balance its appeal between men and women and attract younger drivers.
Draft government plans would give buyers of new electric cars a 10-year vehicle tax exemption, aiming to accelerate EV adoption ahead of the 2020 target.
Red Bull Racing trialled a fully electric-powered Formula One car for pitstop practice at Spa in August 2014, using a modified RB9 chassis to streamline training sessions.
General Motors is intensifying efforts to win midsize pickup customers from Toyota, leveraging the revived Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon as the segment expands rapidly in the US.
Sepang International Circuit has undergone resurfacing and corner revisions, including changes to turn two and the final hairpin, before its October 2016 Formula One round.
Reports in April 2016 indicated that Magna Steyr was set to handle contract manufacturing duties for Apple’s secretive Project Titan electric car, following speculation around BMW and Daimler collaborations.
Pascal Wehrlein says Manor is no longer Formula One’s clear backmarker after finishing ahead of Sauber and Renault in China, with all three teams yet to score points in 2016.
Helmut Marko has strongly indicated Max Verstappen could be promoted from Toro Rosso to Red Bull Racing for the 2017 Formula One season, intensifying speculation around the team's driver line-up.
Ferrari's Sergio Marchionne says Mercedes' reliability problems in 2016 show the pressure at the top, as Ferrari aims to stay in the title fight.
Launched at the 1996 Turin Motor Show, the SLK’s folding metal roof and accessible price helped it become a sales success for Mercedes-Benz over two decades.
The refreshed 2017 Nissan GT-R, featuring revised styling and a more powerful engine, is now available in Japanese dealerships ahead of the next-generation model.
Team principal Monisha Kaltenborn is in talks with potential investors after wage delays and supplier issues threaten Sauber’s participation in the 2016 Formula One season.
The front-wheel-drive RAV4 Elegance 2.0L D-4D offers SUV styling with a diesel engine but omits all-wheel drive, positioning itself as a crossover in Toyota’s European line-up.
German tuner Geiger has revealed its Ford Mustang GT 820, a heavily modified version of the 5.0-litre V8 Mustang, now producing 820hp and costing €109,450.
Honda will spend $52 million to prepare its Greensburg, Indiana, plant for CR-V SUV production by early 2017, with a focus on facility upgrades and workforce training.
Genesis has launched the EQ900L in South Korea, an extended-wheelbase limousine that exceeds the length of the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class and targets executive buyers.
The Mugello circuit in Italy has received FIA Grade 1 homologation, making it eligible to host Formula One events amid ongoing uncertainty over Monza’s future.