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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration chief Mark Rosekind says the agency has taken steps to keep its momentum on issues such as autonomous vehicles and cementing a 'proactive' safety culture in the new presidential...

General Motors is cutting more than 2,000 factory jobs in Ohio and Michigan because of slowing demand for cars but plans to invest $900 million to prepare for new products at three plants.

General Motors Europe's Opel and Vauxhall brands will launch the next generation of IntelliLux LED lighting with the redesigned Insignia Grand Sport in 2017. The latest lamps feature new functions that further improve night time visibility.

In the latest new spot to top our charts, Audi welcomes you to 'Allroad U.S.A.' -- a dusty utopia where paved roads are spurned and the Audi allroad A4 is king.

News 23 Aug, 2018

Study commissioned by motorway operator Highways England finds up to 20 per cent of motorists driving in closed ‘red X’ lanes

Volkswagen Group expressed concern that Donald Trump's election as U.S. president could disrupt talks to reach a settlement with U.S. authorities over the automaker's emissions-cheating scandal.

Nissan has announced a pioneering new digital-first shared car ownership service which will allow part-ownership of a new Micra.

MIT's Senseable City Lab and Uber are launching a research initiative to explore how car- and ride-sharing networks could reshape the future of urban mobility.

Volkswagen's chief executive and German auto industry association VDA have expressed concerns the election of Donald Trump as United States president could have negative impacts for their companies, a media report said.

The names might seem comical to those outside Japan, but the new Tank and Roomy people carriers have been developed to keep Toyota at the top of a Japanese market where consumer tastes are changing.

The election of Donald Trump as U.S. president puts new pressure on automakers and other manufacturers that have become dependent on open trade with Mexico, and raises the risk they will face higher costs.

European politicians have requested urgent face-to-face talks with US President-Elect, Donald Trump to discuss the future of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), following his remarks he would extinguish the deal should he secure the keys to the White House.

Production of the Toyota C-HR crossover has been officially launched at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Turkey (TMMT) in Sakarya as the automaker promised increased exports outside Europe.

Car dealership Lookers posted an 11 percent increase in gross profit from new cars in the first nine months of the year and said UK customers have not significantly changed their buying habits since the Brexit vote.

The Western political establishment has had another rude shock after the summer's Brexit referendum vote in the UK. The US has voted Donald Trump as president-elect, confounding the opinion polls that had pointed to a narrow win for Hillary Clinton. The question on many minds today is an obvious one: What could this mean?

VW Group CEO Matthias Mueller and Germany's VDA auto industry association expressed concerns that the election of Donald Trump as U.S. President could have a negative effect on automakers.

New vehicle sales in Vietnam increased by 27.3% to 24,439 units in October, from 19,256 units a year earlier, according to data released by the Vietnam Automotive Manufacturers Association (VAMA).

Toyota launched production of its C-HR small SUV in Turkey today and said the model would be exported to all global markets including North America.

Research by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents shows that driver fatigue may be a contributory factor in up to 20 percent of road accidents. While driver alert systems - aimed at identifying signs of driver fatigue - have been around for a while, eye tracking and camera-based facial recognition technology are under development. This research snapshot reviews the stage reached with driver alertness technologies and what we can expect to see on tomorrow's cars.