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So what happens next? Can NAFTA be saved? If so, how? And if not, how will the economics of automaking be transformed?

Toyota sounded a cautionary note on self-driving cars amid the hype that fully autonomous cars could soon become a regular sight on public roads.

What explains Audi's streak of 96 straight monthly U.S. sales increases? A lot of things. But Peter Donnellan has his own explanation: customer service.

A federal judge made it more difficult for Alphabet's Waymo unit to prove it suffered financially from the alleged theft of autonomous vehicle trade secrets by Uber, ruling to exclude testimony from Waymo's damages expert.

American Axle, one year after announcing its $3.3 billion Metaldyne acquisition, saw the benefits of the blockbuster deal flow into its third-quarter earnings report.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett will bring his vision of the future to a technology trade show known for innovation when he gives a keynote speech at CES 2018 in January.

Tesla's delay in getting mass production going is increasing the likelihood that CEO Elon Musk will need to turn to Wall Street for more capital.

Features 14 Nov, 2017

We take the new Ford GT to the Arctic Circle Raceway to see what makes the supercar tick, and attempt to break a lap record in the process

News 6 Nov, 2017

Association of British Insurers lists 10 criteria it deems necessary for a car to be considered autonomous

News 3 Nov, 2017

Lamborghini will demonstrate a future-thinking concept at MIT's EmTech conference

Porsche boosted operating profit 5% year on year to EUR3.0bn on revenue up 4% to EUR17.1bn in the first nine months of 2017.

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New hot Maserati Levante Trofeo SUV packs a 3.8-litre twin-turbo V8 and will be on British roads this autumn

News 3 Nov, 2017

The hot Maserati Levante GTS is due to launch next year with a Ferrari-derived 3.8-litre turbo V8 engine

BMW is recalling about 1 million vehicles in North America for two separate issues involving fire risks and said it may expand the recalls to other countries.

India's Mahindra and Mahindra said it plans to build a 400,000-square-foot auto assembly plant near Detroit, which would be the first new auto plant in the region in more than 25 years.

Spain's new-car sales increased 14 percent in October even as tensions over Catalonia' s bid to gain independence created an uncertain business environment.

Continental is buying Israel's Argus Cyber Security, whose technology guards connected cars against hacking. The German company said Argus would now become part of its subsidiary Elektrobit.

Continental AG said it was buying Israel's Argus Cyber Security, whose technology guards connected cars against hacking.

Ever parked a truck? Me neither. But I have enormous respect for those who daily thread huge delivery trailers, hauled by prime movers bearing such names as Scania, DAF and Mercedes-Benz, through the chaos that is most European city roads and jammed motorways. And then line the business end up against a loading dock with the same sort of precision I can just about manage parking a small Kia at the supermarket. As with cars, numerous electronic aids now make truck driving a little easier (but no less skilled) and I was intrigued to see that 3D surround multi view camera systems for trucks are now on offer. Nissan Birdview scaled up, if you will.