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Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller says the automaker expects 6.7 billion euros ($7.28 billion) will be enough to cover fixes for about 11 million diesel vehicles worldwide involved in an emissions cheating scandal.

News 12 Jan, 2016

VLF Automotive launches rebodied Fisker Karma at the Detroit Motor Show, with 6.2-litre V8

Geely's Volvo Cars sold 503,127 vehicles in 2015, the first time it has sold over half a million cars in its 89-year history.

Continuing just-auto's series of interviews with tier one suppliers, Matthew Beecham spoke to executives of Continental Automotive about next-generation sensors and market growth.

Porsche expects global sales growth to slow this year as newly arriving models fall short of the lift generated in 2015 by the addition of the Macan compact SUV.

Porsche expects global sales growth to slow this year as newly arriving models fall short of the lift generated in 2015 by the addition of the Macan compact SUV.

Porsche delivered a record 225,121 cars world-wide, exceeding 2014's record of 189,849.

News 12 Jan, 2016

Jaguar claims 4WD will maintain XF’s agility, even in wet and slippery conditions

PSA/Peugeot-Citroen's global vehicle sales rose by just 1.2 percent last year as a China slowdown and emerging-markets slump almost cancelled out the benefit of a European auto recovery.

News 12 Jan, 2016

Porsche engineering boss reveals hybrid and electric versions of the Porsche 911 sports car are planned

News 12 Jan, 2016

Hyundai's premium Genesis off-shoot launched the G90 in Detroit but new SUVs will be its first European cars

News 12 Jan, 2016

A new modular platform will be the basis for a whole range of electric and hydrogen Mercedes cars

News 12 Jan, 2016

Mercedes chairman Dieter Zetsche is happy with Hamilton's 'rock star lifestyle if he keeps winning F1 races

Kia Motors is the first manufacturer to have announced a vehicle world premiere for the 2016 Chicago auto show. The list below will be added to over the coming weeks.

Nissan North America will rebadge and import the six-year old Patrol as its replacement for the Armada, a big SUV which was discontinued during CV2015. The 2017 Armada is to be built in Japan, its 5.6-litre V8 shipped there from the US.

Chevrolet, Kia, Nissan, Ram and Toyota all had vehicle world premieres at this year's Chicago auto show.

Nissan North America will rebadge and import the six-year old Patrol as its replacement for the Armada, a big SUV which was discontinued during CV2015. The 2017 Armada is to be built in Japan, its 5.6-litre V8 shipped there from the US.

Nissan will display three 'Warrior' variants of its crossover and SUV range at the Chicago auto show, two of which will be world premieres. The third, the Rogue, was revealed at the Montreal show in January.

Honda journeys into the mind of one of its designers, and the trip is fantastic.