Writes on manufacturing, model launches and the business behind them.
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Johan de Nysschen has resigned as president of Infiniti, ending a two-year tenure marked by global expansion plans and a major move to Hong Kong.
Porsche has begun road-testing a facelifted Boxster, with minimal camouflage hinting at modest styling changes and a likely carryover of engines for the updated sports car.
Former McLaren team manager Jo Ramirez has publicly criticised Sergio Perez’s approach during his 2013 stint at the team, claiming poor cooperation and unpopularity with staff.
Colin Kolles is reported to be involved with Caterham’s Formula One team following a takeover by a Swiss-Arab consortium, as Tony Fernandes steps away from the operation.
MG’s upcoming GT saloon has been revealed in a series of leaked images, giving the clearest look yet at the new model ahead of its September launch.
The Rolls-Royce Wraith combines a twin-turbo V12 with advanced technology and unmistakable luxury, redefining the brand’s approach to grand touring coupes.
Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull will continue with Renault power units in the 2015 Formula One season, despite ongoing speculation about alternative engine plans.
Gene Haas outlines plans for his Formula One team’s first season, indicating a willingness to fill one seat with a driver bringing sponsorship after Danica Patrick rules herself out.
JLR will establish its first overseas engine plant in Changshu, China, to support local production and avoid import tariffs on its new Ingenium engines.
Hyundai handed over its first Tucson Fuel Cell crossover to a Southern California family, marking the start of retail hydrogen vehicle deliveries in the US.
The first Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell has been delivered to a California customer, launching the brand’s hydrogen-powered lease programme with free fuel and maintenance.
Nissan has unveiled the 2015 Navara, featuring a more refined design, upgraded interior and a revised 2.5-litre diesel engine in two power outputs.
Mercedes-Benz has published the first official images and technical details of the AMG GT, confirming the new coupe as a direct challenger to the Porsche 911.
BMW has revealed the redesigned 2015 X6, featuring updated styling, new equipment, and a revised engine line-up, with first public showing set for the 2014 Moscow Motor Show.
Travel firm Skyscanner launches a free left-hand driving course in London as surveys show a quarter of British drivers are anxious about motoring abroad.
German tuner Pogea Racing has launched two ECU tuning stages for the Fiat 500 Abarth, lifting output to as much as 168hp and adding lightweight options.
Porsche is close to launching a new family of turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engines, with capacities from 1.6 to 2.5 litres and outputs up to 360hp.
General Motors has started work on a new-generation Corvette, with product chief Mark Reuss confirming the early stages of development and a likely launch still several years away.
Volkswagen has delivered the first XL1, a plug-in hybrid, to a customer in Germany, marking a milestone for the limited-production vehicle.
Digital renderings of the anticipated Porsche Cayman GT4 have surfaced online, previewing the flagship Cayman’s design and sparking debate over its possible powertrain.
Porsche has launched an investigation into 2,500 new Macan SUVs after quality checks flagged possible brake booster damage during assembly, mainly affecting European customers.
Porsche is preparing a new entry-level sports car for 2016, aimed at sitting below the Boxster with four-cylinder turbo engines and a lighter chassis.
Mini and Touring Superleggera unveiled the electric Superleggera Vision roadster at the 2014 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, blending British design with Italian coachbuilding.
The 2014 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este brought pre-war legends, post-war icons and striking new concepts to the shores of Lake Como, with live images capturing the event’s highlights.