Renault has been a leader in European EV sales since the introduction of the Zoe hatchback in 2012. In an interview with Automotive News Europe, the automaker's EV program chief, Eric Feunteun, discussed the company's future electric plans.
Tesla Inc's challenging Model 3 production ramp-up has pushed back output of the $35,000 base-price Standard Range version, but the company still has a full plate of updates and new products planned.
Mercedes will join Ford in tapping India as a production source for vehicles it will sell in the U.S., underscoring the subcontinent's rapid ascent as an auto export hub.
The Audi A8's most powerful version will be available with Horch badging when the car is freshened in two or three years, company insiders say.
Aston Martin plans to convert the Rapide to a limited-edition electric vehicle so the company can learn how to deliver EVs to customers addicted to its trademark gasoline growl.
Days on the lot is as up to date a metric as a sundial, says Dale Pollak, who proposes evaluating a vehicle's investment quality instead.
With its reservation model, Audi aims to ensure that its e-tron electric vehicle is profitable for both dealers and the factory.
The surprise sneak peek at New York Fashion Week was another example of Kia showing up in unexpected places, such as the luxury sports sedan segment and the top tier of the industry's quality rankings.
Cox Automotive COO Mark O'Neil, who helped start CarMax and Dealertrack, will step down Feb. 1 after three decades in auto retailing.
BorgWarner is reaching an enviable position for a traditional engine parts supplier -- it won't care what kind of a propulsion system a customer wants.
Groups handling the dealership group's assets are supposed to resolve automakers' objections by next month.
While the U.S. industry is transfixed on the rise of China as a critical market and manufacturing base, another Asian country is stepping onto the stage: India.
The 2019 Chevy Volt includes a new version of an external sound feature designed to meet coming federal regulations for EVs and hybird vehicles that run quietly at low speeds.
Used-car lots still have too many units that have sat for 60 days or longer, or even more than 45 days, says used-car guru Dale Pollak.
The damage caused by Hurricane Florence in the Carolinas is still significant, despite looking minimal compared with previous hurricanes that hit more densely populated areas of the United States.
The transition to a new CEO could make for a real tone shift at AutoNation.
While Lincoln has no plans to discontinue its subscription pilot, officials say they'll have to alter the service #8212; including getting dealerships more involved #8212; if it's ever to grow beyond the test phase.
Mercedes-Benz resurrected Maybach a while back. Now sources say Audi will do the same with Horch.
The Paris auto show marks the start of the fight back by German premium automakers against Tesla's dominance of the market for full-electric luxury vehicles.
Porsche will stop offering diesel versions of its light vehicles, marking the latest blow for the technology that has come under intense scrutiny by regulators and environmental groups.