Coverage tagged Engines.
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Honda confirms the Amaze saloon will arrive in India offering buyers a choice of three powertrains, including a new diesel developed for the market.
Roush Performance has revealed its 2014 Mustang range, offering buyers supercharged V8 power, multiple tuning stages and a starting price of $31,545 in the US.
Ford will offer the 2015 Mustang in Europe with a new 2.3-litre EcoBoost turbocharged engine, marking a major shift for the iconic muscle car as it targets new buyers.
Brabus has unveiled the 800 Widestar at the Geneva Motor Show, transforming the Mercedes-Benz G 65 AMG into an 800hp, wide-body SUV with extensive performance upgrades.
Volkswagen introduced the Golf TGI BlueMotion at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, offering a bi-fuel hatchback and estate with a new 1.4 TSI engine running on natural gas and petrol.
Nissan has unveiled the second-generation Note at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, introducing new engines, safety technology and a sharper design aimed at the European B-segment.
Chrysler confirmed the 2013 SRT Viper will not be sold in Europe, focusing sales and marketing efforts on the US and Canadian markets for its relaunch.
Warranty Direct’s 2013 report highlights Honda and Toyota as the UK’s most reliable engine makers, while MG Rover, Audi, BMW and Volkswagen rank among the worst for engine failures.
Canadian tuner VCMC, in partnership with Shift Autosport, has developed a turbocharged Scion FR-S package delivering 350hp and a suite of track-focused upgrades.
Texas tuner SeriousHP has pushed the Ferrari 360 Modena’s 3.6-litre V8 to a claimed 791hp using a Precision Turbo package and supporting hardware.
Ferrari has confirmed its next flagship, codenamed F150, will combine a 6.3-litre V12 with a Formula 1-derived HY-KERS hybrid system for over 900hp.
Italian marque Mazzanti Automobili has released technical specifications for the Evantra V8, revealing a 7.0-litre engine, advanced braking and bespoke options ahead of its market launch.
Chevrolet's 2014 Silverado arrives with fresh styling, a trio of new EcoTec3 engines and a raft of updates, setting it apart from its predecessor in key ways.
GMC has unveiled the 2014 Sierra 1500 pickup, introducing a new EcoTec3 engine family, updated chassis components and a more advanced interior ahead of its US market launch.
Toyota is preparing a hotter version of the GT 86 sports car, expected to deliver around 220 to 230 horsepower from its revised 2.0-litre engine.
Audi is developing plans for a diesel-electric hypercar, the R10, drawing on technology from its R18 e-tron quattro Le Mans racer and aiming to surpass the R8.
Ford is preparing a 150 horsepower version of its 1.0-litre EcoBoost engine, targeting endurance testing before a European launch.
Daimler and Bosch have raised their joint venture’s electric engine production goal from 1 million to 2 million units by 2020, aiming to supply both Mercedes-Benz and other manufacturers.
BMW’s V12 story began in 1987 with the 750i, and by 2012 the marque had produced four generations of twelve-cylinder engines for its flagship saloons.
Volkswagen confirms a two-cylinder TDI diesel for the Up!, with compatibility for the MQB platform raising the prospect of use in the next-generation Golf.
Cosworth’s owners have hired UBS to seek a buyer after the loss of Williams and Caterham leaves the British engine builder’s Formula One future uncertain.
Skoda's next-generation Octavia, due in 2013, will adopt Volkswagen Golf Mk7’s engine range and MQB platform as part of the group’s cost-saving strategy.
Acura is reportedly developing a smaller, four-cylinder sports car with SH-AWD, aiming to bring NSX-inspired performance to a lower price bracket within the next few years.
DMC’s LP900 Molto Veloce package transforms the Lamborghini Aventador with major engine upgrades and a carbon-heavy body kit, pushing output to 900hp.