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The only surprise when Audi's EUR150m/BRL450m/US$200m spend in Brazil was announced late on Monday (17 September) was the absence of the A3 hatchback from the start up range.

The only surprise when Audi's EUR150m/BRL450m/US$200m spend in Brazil was announced late on Monday (17 September) was the absence of the A3 hatchback from the start up range.

The only surprise when Audi's EUR150m/BRL450m/US$200m spend in Brazil was announced late on Monday (17 September) was the absence of the A3 hatchback from the start up range.

Though the racing events were the original justification for this trip to Europe, the greatest anticipation was coming from picking up the Alfa Romeo. With

New vehicle sales in Malaysia fell by 1.4% to 51,104 units in August, from 51,818 a year earlier, according to data released by the Malaysian Automotive Association.

New vehicle sales in Malaysia fell by 1.4% to 51,104 units in August, from 51,818 a year earlier, according to data released by the Malaysian Automotive Association.

Volvo's truck deliveries down 4% year-on-year in August

Volvo's truck deliveries down 4% year-on-year in August

Ford said it will spend C$700 million ($685 million) to add production of additional models at an Ontario vehicle-assembly plant.

Saab's new owner, National Electric Vehicle Sweden, has built two 9-3 test cars at the brand's Swedish plant ahead of a full production launch later this year.

Saab's new owner, National Electric Vehicle Sweden, has built two 9-3 test cars at the brand's Swedish plant ahead of a full production launch later this year.

Saab's new owner, National Electric Vehicle Sweden, has built two 9-3 test cars at the brand's Swedish plant ahead of a full production launch later this year.

UK car output rose 16.2% in August to 91,282 units, up 12,705 units on the same month a year before.

UK car output rose 16.2% in August to 91,282 units, up 12,705 units on the same month a year before.

News 19 Sep, 2013

After a 25-year absence, one of the great names from British sports car manufacturing will return

News 19 Sep, 2013

After a 25-year absence, one of the great names from British sports car manufacturing will return

European automotive supplier body, CLEPA, says its membership has now soared to 110 as organisations look to secure effective representation at the heart of the European Commission (EC).

European automotive supplier body, CLEPA, says its membership has now soared to 110 as organisations look to secure effective representation at the heart of the European Commission (EC).

One of the themes running through this year's IAA was autonomous driving. While some OEMs believe such cars will appear on a road near you by 2020, others are not so convinced. Meanwhile, Continental is doing its part to help us get there. The supplier used the show to highlight a number of innovations, including its latest advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). To find out more, Matthew Beecham talked with Friedrich Angerbauer, Executive Vice President, ADAS.

One of the themes running through this year's IAA was autonomous driving. While some OEMs believe such cars will appear on a road near you by 2020, others are not so convinced. Meanwhile, Continental is doing its part to help us get there. The supplier used the show to highlight a number of innovations, including its latest advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). To find out more, Matthew Beecham talked with Friedrich Angerbauer, Executive Vice President, ADAS.