Writes on manufacturing, model launches and the business behind them.
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Honda will unveil the NSX Concept at the 2012 Detroit show, previewing a hybrid-powered successor to its legendary supercar and marking the return of the NSX nameplate.
Subaru has released the 2012 XV crossover in Australia, offering a choice of petrol or diesel engines and pricing that undercuts the base Forester.
Nissan and Infiniti have issued a recall for several 2011 and 2012 models in the US after identifying a risk of engine oil leaks caused by faulty oil cooler bolts.
Toyota has released a teaser image of the NS4, an advanced plug-in hybrid concept set for its world premiere at the 2012 Detroit Motor Show.
Skoda is developing the Octavia III for a 2012 launch, with the new model expected to share its platform and technology with the Volkswagen Golf VII.
German tuner Startech has launched a comprehensive visual upgrade for the Jaguar XJ, focusing on exterior design, wheels and a luxury interior, without altering the car’s mechanicals.
Swiss entrepreneur Ueli Anliker transformed a Mercedes SLR McLaren into the Red Gold Dream, covering it with gold and rubies and raising its value to $11 million.
SEAT's updated Ibiza has been caught on camera during a promotional shoot in Los Angeles, revealing a refreshed front end and LED lighting for the 2012 model year.
Honda has revealed the latest CR-V in Tokyo, offering two petrol engines and overcoming supply chain issues that threatened to delay production.
Volkswagen is considering a new, larger SUV for the US market, positioned between the Tiguan and Touareg, with production likely at its Tennessee plant.
Volkswagen has approached US regulators to amend the proposed CAFE standards, arguing they disadvantage clean diesel engines.
BMW delivered the first i8s to customers in June 2014, marking the debut of laser-powered headlights in a production vehicle and setting a new benchmark for automotive lighting technology.
Honda will showcase a diverse line-up of seven concept vehicles at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show, highlighting electric mobility, compact design and next-generation hybrid technology.
Volkswagen reintroduces the Brazil-built T2 Camper to the European market, with sales starting in the Netherlands and prices beginning at €32,425 for the updated classic.
The Astra GTC hatch secures top marks in Euro NCAP’s 2011 crash safety assessment, with strong scores for adult and child protection but minor points lost in side impact tests.
Audi has unveiled the refreshed 2013 A4, A4 Allroad and S4, introducing revised styling, new engine options and updated technology across the range for European markets.
Japanese supplier Yazaki has launched a new factory in Caracal, Romania, investing €4 million to supply wiring harnesses for Ford and Renault and create up to 500 jobs.
BMW is set to introduce the next-generation 3 Series coupe and convertible as the 4 Series, with styling influenced by the larger 6 Series and a familiar engine range.
Speculation mounts after a prototype Aventador is spotted with Bugatti Veyron wheels, but Lamborghini’s official figures remain unchanged at 350 km/h for the LP700-4.
BMW has confirmed engine outputs, fuel economy and performance figures for the 2012 5 Series 520i, 525d and 528i, with new turbocharged petrol and diesel units.
Volkswagen is developing a plug-in hybrid version of the Polo to compete directly with the Toyota Yaris HSD, with launch timing expected within the next few years.
Chrysler Group LLC will recall 667 vehicles equipped with the 3.6-litre V6 after early plant checks found engine debris could cause power loss, with engine replacements offered at no cost.
LG Electronics will supply car audio systems to Volkswagen, SEAT and Škoda from 2012 under a seven-year agreement valued at $370 million.
Mahindra has launched the 2012 XUV500, a diesel-powered SUV offering 140hp, high equipment levels and pricing to challenge rivals like the Dacia Duster.