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General Motors will spend $290 million on upgrades at its Bowling Green Assembly, expanding on previous investments to modernise the home of the Chevrolet Corvette.
Kia has claimed the top spot in JD Power’s 2016 Initial Quality Study, outscoring traditional premium brands and marking a notable shift in industry rankings.
The first customer Volvo V90 estate has rolled off the Torslanda line, marking another step in the brand’s product overhaul and Swedish plant expansion.
Porsche's second-generation Panamera has been seen in traffic with minimal disguise, revealing key design and technical details before its scheduled unveiling on 28 June 2016.
Audi will replace its dual-clutch automatic with a conventional eight-speed automatic in S and RS performance models, citing torque handling and smoothness.
A Porsche product manager has taken aim at Tesla's battery and performance claims, promising the Mission E will deliver repeatable power without overheating.
Ford is preparing to introduce a ten-speed automatic transmission to the Mustang for the 2018 model year, aiming to sharpen performance and efficiency.
Nissan is preparing to electrify its popular Juke and Qashqai models, aiming for a future where its crossover range includes fully electric options.
BMW will offer the updated 1 Series in six variants, including three- and five-door models, with a mix of petrol and diesel engines and special editions for Europe.
Honda will discontinue the CR-Z hybrid coupe in 2016, marking its exit with a Final Label special edition featuring exclusive colours, trim and standard equipment for the Japanese market.
Porsche revealed the Macan, its first compact crossover, at the 2013 LA Auto Show, aiming to broaden its appeal and take on a growing luxury SUV segment.
Toyota identified annual sales of 5,000 to 10,000 fuel cell vehicles as a healthy benchmark for the early years of its hydrogen-powered car programme, aiming to scale up production as costs fall.
Samsung SDI has begun supplying battery cells to Tesla for Model 3 testing, as Tesla seeks additional suppliers to meet production targets for its most affordable electric car.
The revived DeLorean DMC-12 will keep its iconic design but swap the original V6 for a modern engine with more than twice the power, plus chassis and electrical upgrades.
Silicon Valley's Actev Motors has introduced the Arrow Smart-Kart, an electric go-kart for children aged five to nine, with app-based parental controls and customisation options.
Genesis introduced the G80 Sport at the 2017 Busan Motor Show, featuring a 3.3-litre twin-turbo V6 and performance-focused styling updates.
Renault sharpened its compact line-up with the Megane GT Energy TCe 205 EDC, pairing a 205hp turbo engine and dual-clutch gearbox with bold design and chassis technology.
GMC has introduced a revised Sierra Denali 2500 HD for 2017, featuring a prominent functional hood scoop designed to improve airflow to the Duramax diesel engine.
Acura engineers have detailed the NSX’s Total Airflow Management, explaining how the supercar’s aerodynamics were developed to balance cooling, downforce and drag.
Dodge will keep the current Charger and Challenger on the ageing LX platform until at least 2020, shelving plans for a Giorgio-based successor and a new inline-four engine.
BMW’s second-generation X1 compact SUV has received the IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award after improved crash test results and the addition of advanced front crash prevention technology.
Subaru’s version of the jointly developed rear-drive coupe will be unveiled alongside Toyota’s at the 2011 Tokyo show, but neither will offer a turbocharged engine.
Volkswagen has announced plans to make every model in its line-up available exclusively as a hybrid, marking a major shift in its future product strategy.
Ford’s all-new Focus RS debuts with a 2.3-litre EcoBoost, all-wheel drive and a manual gearbox, aiming to redefine the hot hatch segment for 2016.