Red Bull and Renault partnership stabilises after management shakeup
Renault's recent management changes and power unit improvements have helped restore confidence in its Formula One partnership with Red Bull, extending their deal through 2018.
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Hamilton says Dennis gave blessing to Mercedes move
Lewis Hamilton revealed in November 2012 that Ron Dennis, his long-time mentor at McLaren, supported his decision to join Mercedes for the 2013 Formula One season.
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Audi A4 e-tron delayed to 2029 as next-gen A4 range expands
Audi’s next-generation A4 will return as both a saloon and Avant, but the all-electric A4 e-tron has been pushed back to 2029 due to SSP platform delays.
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Red Bull’s RB8 nose slot draws suspicion despite Newey’s explanation
Adrian Newey says the RB8’s unusual nose air intake is for driver cooling, but rival teams and observers remain unconvinced about its true purpose.
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Fiat 500 Set for Chinese Market Launch as Fiat Expands Global Reach
Fiat confirms plans to introduce the 500 city car to China, targeting urban buyers as part of its wider strategy to grow in the world’s largest car market.
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Shengrui unveils China’s first longitudinal 8-speed automatic
Shengrui Transmission has launched the country’s first homegrown longitudinal 8-speed automatic for commercial vehicles, aiming to break foreign dominance in the sector.
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Aston Martin Prepares All-Electric Version of Cygnet City Car
Aston Martin is developing an all-electric Cygnet as part of its exploration into zero-emission urban mobility, broadening its portfolio beyond luxury sports cars.
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Best Low Rolling Resistance Tyres Tested: Efficiency Without Compromise
Independent tests show that the latest low rolling resistance tyres can deliver real fuel or range savings without sacrificing wet grip or safety, with several models now outperforming older rivals.
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Australian Supplier Shutdown Puts Ford and GM Holden Production at Risk
The collapse of two key Australian parts suppliers in 2012 forced Ford to halt production and threatened to shut down GM Holden lines within days, exposing deep vulnerabilities in the local supply chain.
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Honda Japan workers to take 14 extra days off amid parts shortages
Production at Honda’s Saitama and Suzuka plants will pause for 14 additional days between June and August 2011 as the company manages earthquake-related supply chain disruption.
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US Investigation Finds No Electronic Cause for Toyota Unintended Acceleration
Federal investigators concluded that Toyota's unintended acceleration incidents were not caused by electronic faults, following a multi-year probe into safety concerns and company conduct.
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US auto brand loyalty climbs to five-year high, led by Toyota and Ford
New vehicle brand loyalty in the US reached 51.4% at the end of 2025, with Toyota, Ford and Honda retaining the most repeat buyers despite rising prices and EV headwinds.
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Tesla surprises Wall Street with $312m Q3 profit and record revenue
Tesla posted a $312 million profit and $6.8 billion in revenue for Q3 2018, driven by strong Model 3 margins and higher-than-expected deliveries.
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Kovalainen warns Bottas risks career stagnation at Williams
Heikki Kovalainen says Valtteri Bottas must leave Williams for a title-winning team soon or risk losing momentum in Formula One.
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US millennials put phones ahead of cars, studies find
Multiple studies show most American millennials would rather lose their car than their smartphone, reflecting changing priorities and the rise of on-demand mobility.
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GM Halts Volt Production Again as Inventory Rises Ahead of New Model
General Motors will suspend Chevrolet Volt and Opel Ampera production for several weeks in 2012 to address unsold stock and prepare for the next-generation Volt.
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Nissan Claims 3.7% European Market Share in February 2018
Despite a 7.5% drop in European sales to 58,070 units, Nissan secured a 3.7% market share in February 2018, led by strong Qashqai demand.
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BMW Group US sales edge up in September as X3 drives growth
BMW Group’s US sales rose 0.2 percent in September 2018, with strong demand for the X3 offsetting declines in several passenger car lines.
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Renault Captur achieves five-star Euro NCAP safety rating
The new Renault Captur has secured the top five-star rating in the latest Euro NCAP crash tests, highlighting advances in occupant protection and active safety systems.
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Nissan Accuses Top Gear of Misleading Leaf EV Segment
Nissan criticised Top Gear after the BBC show depicted a Leaf running flat mid-journey, claiming the battery was intentionally low before filming began.
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PSA to Separate Peugeot and Citroën Brand Strategies
PSA will reposition Peugeot as a semi-premium brand and push mainstream Citroën models downmarket, while expanding the DS line at the top of its range.
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Saab Parts UK and Orio Boost Parts Access for UK Saab Owners
Saab owners in the UK now benefit from a nationwide parts locator, next-day delivery, and price cuts on key components as Orio and Saab Parts UK strengthen support for the 175,000 Saabs still on British roads.
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Audi’s e-bike concepts blend carbon tech with performance
Audi’s e-bike projects have ranged from the radical carbon-fibre Worthersee concept to a limited-run e-MTB, each combining car-derived technology with high-end cycling components.
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Maruti Suzuki Invests Rs 2,500 Crore to Expand Diesel Engine Capacity at Manesar
Maruti Suzuki’s 2008 investment in Manesar aimed to triple output and boost diesel engine production, responding to surging demand for diesel-powered models like the Swift, SX4 and Dzire.