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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is recalling a small number of new SUVs that may have been equipped with improperly heat-treated suspension components.

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

We've inducted GM's Executive Vice President and President for North America Alan Batey into our hall of fame, plus the Land Rover Defender

Mitsubishi Motors North America is recalling 459,618 Mitsubishi, Chrysler and Dodge brand vehicles made up to 16 years ago due to a potential airbag/sun visor clash in an accident.

Automakers are returning some production to Europe from China as its cost advantage weakens, providing an opportunity for central European nations to attract investments, Martin Jahn, managing director of VW Group Fleet International, said.

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

Lexus has long been a force to be reckoned with in our Driver Power survey. This year the brand scoops the Driver Power Award

News 29 Jun, 2015

Hyundai announces prices for all-new Tucson SUV, on sale in September 2015, with range rising up to £32,345

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

Honda is known for its inventive and captivating adverts, and the latest Civic Type R is no different

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

Social media is all about interacting with your audience, and we've named Toyota the best social media brand of 2015

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

GM's OnStar service wins the Auto Express 2015 Technology Award

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

We asked you what your favourite car design is for 2015, and the new Jaguar XF has taken the crown

News 30 Jun, 2015

We compare Audi's 2016 A4 with the Jaguar XE, BMW 3-Series, Mercedes C-Class and Alfa Romeo Giulia to see who wins the numbers war

Awards 30 Jun, 2015

The Ford Transit is Auto Express' Van of the Year 2015, with the Fiat Doblo Cargo and Vauxhall Vivaro commended

National Electric Vehicle Sweden (NEVS) says it held what it describes as its project launching ceremony for the production as well as R&D joint ventures in Tianjin Binhai Hi-tech zone yesterday (28 June), marking the start of NEVS' set-up in China.

The chief of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' Jeep brand, Mike Manley, says a redesign of its Grand Cherokee SUV will be delayed by at least a year, intensifying the challenges FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne faces in his quest for a partner.

Nissan Motor Co., fighting falling sales of its Leaf electric vehicle, plans a midcycle update as early as August that aims to deliver a big boost in the EV's driving range, a person familiar with the project said.

Two free-trade deals the U.S. is trying to negotiate would roll back the so-called chicken tax. Critics of the tax say it has priced imported trucks out of the market, shielding the Detroit 3's biggest profit machine from robust foreign competition.

Mini will take a more serious tone in marketing for the new Clubman, which it is aiming at premium compact buyers.

Ford's Silicon Valley research center is helping the automaker attract employees with different backgrounds and perspectives than it usually gets at its home campus in Michigan.

In previous congressional hearings on auto safety, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's shortcomings in major defect cases were largely cast as the result of corporate deception and a lack of agency resources.

Few auto industry pundits seem to be taking Sergio Marchionne's awkwardly public pursuit of a merger with General Motors very seriously. And yet, there must be some reason why the idea keeps resurfacing.