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Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller apologized for VW's diesel cheating in the U.S. in a speech in Detroit ahead of the city's auto show.

News 11 Jan, 2016

Caterham's fastest car gets new 620S version with a few more creature comforts

OmniVision Technologies and the Hong Kong Applied Science and Technology Research Institute (ASTRI), say they have developed a new HUD, which delivers bright information to drivers, even in daylight.

News 11 Jan, 2016

Driverless cars tested in winter for the first time, plus FordPass concierge service and wearable tech integration plans revealed

News 11 Jan, 2016

Innovative leasing programme lets people run a brand-new car while splitting the costs with friends or family

Daimler's Mercedes-Benz has introduced new autonomous driving technology with its new E-class, unveiled on the eve of the Detroit show.

Volkswagen will announce today that it is expanding its goodwill diesel emissions compensation program in the U.S. to tens of thousands of owners of larger diesel vehicles.

News 11 Jan, 2016

Ford is planning a family of high-performance models to sit alongside flagship Ford Focus RS

News 11 Jan, 2016

Volkswagen to debut new off-road hybrid version of Tiguan in Detroit this week

Volkswagen plans to announce Monday it is expanding a goodwill diesel emissions compensation program to tens of thousands of owners of larger diesel vehicles, the company's top U.S. official told Reuters.

Toyota and its luxury brand sibling, Lexus, took home 10 of the 20 awards handed out during the first annual Automotive Diversity Volume Leadership Awards put on by the National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers and IHS Automotive.

Bourgeois Chevrolet in Rawdon, Quebec, stocks every Volt and electric-drive vehicle it can. It draws customers from a wide range because of its dedication and expertise in electric-drive vehicles.

Electrification is fast becoming just one piece of a broader showcase of connectivity and convenience, as automakers try to find the right recipe for the future of urban mobility.

Chrysler, vowing to shake up a segment it created and dominated for years, is dropping the venerable Town and Country badge and reviving the Pacifica nameplate as part of a sweeping overhaul of its minivan strategy.

Panoramic sunroofs are catching on, and suppliers such as Webasto, Inalfa and Inteva are poised to profit from the trend.

For the most part, Ford Motor Co. didn't mess with the well-liked, stylish design that vaulted the automaker into serious contention in the cutthroat family sedan segment.

The 1,000-hp race car concept that Faraday Future unveiled at last week's Consumer Electronics Show may have swept away some of the mystery surrounding the Chinese-backed electric car startup.

In addition to space in the garage, Ford wants a spot on consumers' smartphone screens. And it wants spots in major shopping malls to promote new types of mobility services.

McLaren Automotive achieved consistent profitability in less than five years since getting serious about selling retail cars. But can its limited single-platform, single-engine strategy keep attracting high-end customers?