The rapidly-spreading zika virus has an unlikely victim: Indian carmaker Tata Motors.
Takata Corp. must make quality a part of company culture if it hopes to prevent future safety defects like the exploding airbags at the center of the largest automotive recall in U.S.
Lexus may not have reclaimed the U.S. luxury sales title in 2015, but by any other measure, it was a champion year for the Japanese premium brand.
Human interface developer, Synaptics says it is collaborating with Valeo to develop an automotive touchscreen combining capacitive touch, ClearForce sensing technology and haptic feedback.
A European plan to test cars' pollution levels under real driving conditions may survive a veto threat this week, signaling that the VW cheating scandal has done little to reduce the auto industry's political influence.
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SUV registrations rose 24 per cent to 3.2 million in 2015, overtaking superminis, with small SUVs boosting numbers the most
New-car sales increased in key European markets in January including 3 percent growth in Germany and double-digit rises in Italy and Spain.
Audi expects to begin recalling models fitted with rigged diesels in Germany next month. Audi plans to fix 580,000 cars in the country as part of a recall that will be expanded across Europe.
Domestic sales among South Korea's five main automakers fell by 4.8% to 106,308 units in January, from 111,620 units in the same month of last year, according to data released individually by the vehicle manufacturers.
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Tata has announced it will rename new 'Zica' due to its similarity to the world health epidemic
Fiat Chrysler will offer new calibrations to make its most recent generation of diesel vehicles cleaner on the road after completing an internal review of its cars following the Volkswagen Group emissions scandal.
Sumitomo Rubber USA (SRUSA) has cured its first Falken- branded tyre at its plant in Buffalo, NY - the first such product by SRUSA to be made in North America.
Skoda signaled it will expand its SUV offerings with a new model that will rival vehicles such as the Hyundai Santa Fe and Kia Sorento. VW Group's Czech brand released sketches of the VisionS concept that will debut at the Geneva auto show.
Volkswagen's U.S. sales fell 15 percent last month, the embattled brand's third-straight monthly decline, while sibling brand Audi kept up its own streak, recording its 61st straight monthly U.S. sales record.
Volkswagen Group's international projects chief, Hans Demant, has retired, ending a long career that was mainly spent at General Motors' European operations where he was known as "Mr. Opel."
Karl-Thomas Neumann says Opel has beaten all internal targets since he arrived four years ago as CEO and this year the automaker expects to break even after more than a decade of losses.
Ford of Europe President Jim Farley wants the division to be a consistent profit contributor to its U.S. parent.
A telltale sign of Super Bowl season is when the first hints of game spots hit the Internet.
Volkswagen faces a Feb. 2 deadline to submit a repair plan for 80,000 diesel SUVs and larger cars that emit excess pollution, even as it considers buying back some vehicles and a prior fix plan for smaller vehicles was rejected.
Honda debuted the Super Bowl ad for its 2017 Ridgeline truck today, nearly two weeks before it will play in front of an audience expected to top 100 million people nationwide.