Honda has joined a public-private partnership to support the development and commercialization of fuel cell electric vehicles.
Just in time for a weekend of cruising: three different vintage advertisements pulled from moldering magazines, three different generations of
Not long ago the subcompact market in Brazil was regarded as niche and far from attractive to automakers. Current offerings are all imports like the Fiat 500 (from Mexico under the free trade agreement), Smart, Kia Picanto and Chery QQ.
The vehicles from our pasts live on in fond memories and photographs, but few have survived -- in physical form, at least -- to the present. Cars exist to be driven, after all.
GM is making its next Chevrolet Malibu roomier and more fuel efficient as part of an unusually early overhaul aimed at reversing its sales slide in the critical mid-sized car market.
US labour body, UAW, says American management has been "culturally biased" against trade unionism for 20 years as the organisation took its campaign for labour representation at Nissan's Mississippi plant to South Africa.
Ford beat its full-year hybrid sales record set in 2010 in the first five months of 2013.
Indonesia's largest automotive distributor, Astra International, has raised IDR2.8 trillion (US$286m) from the sale of a 15% stake in the country's largest automotive component manufacturing group, PT Astra Otoparts.
Malaysia's largest vehicle manufacturer, Perodua, expects full-year sales to rise by 3% to a new record of 194,000 units in 2013, from 189,000 units in 2012, provided that the recent growth momentum continues.
We got all historical in the Hell Garage last week, with a
Mahindra & Mahindra has introduced its XUV500 SUV in Chile.
The US The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has unveiled new guidelines to US States for self-driving cars.
Yokohama Tyre Philippines (YTPI) has started expanding its PHP4.8bn (US$113m) plant in the Clark Freeport Zone
Panasonic said it will lay off approximately 5,000 workers from its automotive and industrial unit, as part of efforts to boost its operating profit margin over the coming three years to a 5% minimum set by company president Kazuhiko Tsuga.
Jaguar has a hit already with the F-Type convertible, the brand's first two-seat sports car in almost four decades.
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne assured Italy's industry minister that the automaker will not cut jobs in its home market.
Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne assured Italy's industry minister at that the automaker will not cut jobs in its home market.
Hot on the heels of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa's (NUMSA) claim for a 22% pay increase and the union finds itself in the spotlight for the second time in a week with the visit of Hollywood actor, Danny Glover, to Johannesburg.