Following a strong start to 2016, Honda says its European sales have taken a further step up in the second quarter. A "full refresh" of its car range in 2015 has, Honda says, made it the fastest growing mainstream car brand in Europe. Much of the volume growth is being driven by the reintroduction of the HR-V crossover.
European Union regulators are drawing up stricter curbs on carbon dioxide from cars and vans that would follow on from limits set for the end of the decade, as they seek to counter transport's contribution to climate change, according to an EU...
Hyundai Motor dealers in China are seeking compensation from the South Korean automaker, claiming their businesses have been affected by the company's failure to offer sufficient product.
Future Mobility, a Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) start-up established at the beginning of the year, plans to launch a premium car model by 2020 that will compete with existing global vehicle manufacturers such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi.
Raw material prices are inching up -- but forecasters believe that's about all they will do.
Sharon Silke Carty has joined Automotive News as an enterprise reporter and news editor.
For a 103-year-old family-operated dealership group, developing a succession plan ranks high on the to-do list.
GMC will require new models and nameplates to hit its ambitious growth target of improving market share by two-thirds over a decade. One potential avenue: Venturing into Jeep's terrain.
Larry H. Miller Dealerships expects to make more acquisitions this year as it sees dealership prices stabilize.
Nissan unveiled a new technology that allows for hands-free highway driving as its next step toward self-driving cars but cautioned that automakers must be proactive in warning about safety following the recent crash of a self-driving Tesla.
Honda, a pioneer in gas-electric hybrids, says it's finally ready to go big with its alternative-powertrain plans.
Automakers don't like surprises #8212; especially when the surprise involves a key supplier that unexpectedly goes belly-up.
For years, Mexico, with the second-largest economy in Latin America, at times was lucky to sell a million new vehicles a year locally while it exported twice that number. Now, the narrative has flipped.
A large Ford dealership in Texas is suing Saleen Automotive, alleging fraud and breach of contract, and another dealership says it's having similar problems getting the customizer to deliver a supercharged Mustang that was promised and paid for long...
Mazda may be leading the race toward the U.S. government's more stringent fuel economy targets, but it's about to hit a hard ceiling.
VW executives in the U.S. have promised restitution within a month for franchise dealers damaged by the company's diesel emissions violations, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday, citing dealers.
The Renault-Nissan alliance's investments in autonomous driving and connected services are key to helping the partners to remain competitive as automakers become mobility providers.
A high-profile fatality in a Tesla Model S operated in Autopilot mode reveals that the push toward self-driving cars still has many unsolved problems.
Automotive suppliers are finding themselves in the crosshairs of wage issues this year as the industry continues to expand and seek look lower costs.
The next-generation of Buick's Regal midsize sedan will spawn a wagon for the U.S., the brand's latest bid to target sparsely occupied market niches.