Update: Be sure to catch a video walkaround of the Mercedes-Benz GLA concept below.
BorgWarner has officially opened its new production facility and engineering centre in Itatiba City, Brazil.
Federal Auto Holdings (FAHB) and SAIC Motor have entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU) as a first step towards reviving the iconic MG brand in Malaysia.
Chevrolet sold more than 1.18m vehicles around the world in the first quarter of 2013, achieving its 10th consecutive quarter of record global sales on the strength of products like the Cruze compact car which recently surpassed the 2m mark in total global sales since its launch in 2009.
Shenzhen BYD Daimler New Technology is setting up a new production line in Pingshan, Shenzhen, which will have a capacity to build 40,000 Denza-brand electric cars per year, reported China Auto Web, citing the company's CEO Lian Yubo. The BYD-Daimler joint venture will complete installation of the line by the end of June.
Nissan's Infiniti may build a new factory in North America to manufacture vehicles locally.
Nissan plans to roll out 10 new models in India by 2016, which will include new products, facelifts and new variants.
Ford has raised its stake in Jiangling Motors Corp (JMC) to 31.5%.
Hyundai Mobis has bagged a contract worth US$530m to deliver automotive lamps to Chrysler. It is the company's biggest lamp deal till date.
Nissan's Infiniti unit, seeking a bigger share of global luxury vehicle sales, is considering adding a second production site in North America to produce models for the brand locally.
Toyota, the world's biggest maker of hybrid vehicles, boosted first-quarter sales of dual-powered autos as a jump in overseas demand outweighed a drop in Japan, where government subsidies expired last year.
NEWS EDITOR GREG MIGLIORE: The 2013 Nissan Murano has done a nice job of carving its own stylistic identity in the crossover segment.
Unlike most people, when Michael Doyle drives past a herd of cattle grazing in a field, he doesn't see future tenderloins or T-bones. He sees fuel.
We spend a lot of time on the Internet -- pretty much whenever we're not driving, writing about or working on cars.
BMW is to start assembling its Mini Countryman at its plant in Chennai, India, later this year.
Opel has named Ulrich Schumacher its new human resources and labor relations boss. The 55-year-old German, who has worked at Ford and Magna International, also will serve as vice president of human resources for General Motors Europe.
It's not that long ago some of General Motors Europe's engines had a pretty poor reputation for durability as plastic cam belt pulleys failed or water pumps seized at relatively low mileages, cam belts were thrown off and engines self destructed, while the automaker, in the absence of a cast-iron, official dealer network-only service history, was often pretty unsympathetic to owners.
Development of the next Subaru WRX is well underway -- at least if spy photos showing a dazzlingly camouflaged, wing-wearing Subie prototype at the Nürburgring are to be believed.
AvtoVAZ says it is aiming for annual production of 1m cars by 2017, although it adds it is likely to need a new series of models to do so.
Customer grumbles about poor shift quality and difficult cold start gear engagement were behind a revamp of Opel manual transmissions, according to manual gearbox specialist Rolf Kruettgen.