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Johnson Controls says it has worked with Volvo Cars to supply seats on the flagship Volvo S90 which will launch in the summer.

Suzuki said 14 of its branded models were affected by incorrect fuel tests, down from the 16 it initially reported.

Suzuki said 14 of its branded models were affected by incorrect fuel tests, down from the 16 it initially reported.

Volkswagen Group pushed expected liabilities from the diesel scandal into the 2015 accounts, so that it can make a new start with a new boss and a new organisation, writes Ray Hutton. However, 2016 is shaping up to be a challenging year for the company.

With car connectivity comes a dark side. While you are driving, a hacker could put your life in danger by taking over the car's steering, brakes and transmission from a remote location. Help is at hand from a rising tide of tech companies, including TowerSec. Originally founded in Israel, now headquartered in Michigan and owned by Harman, TowerSec's cybersecurity solutions protect vehicles from outside intrusion. To find out how, Matthew Beecham spoke to TowerSec's vice president of automotive cyber security, Saar Dickman.

News 31 May, 2016

Open-top LaFerrari Spider is on the way, likely to be in 2017 with a limited run of 150 cars

Volkswagen Group pre-tax profit was down 20% at EUR3.2bn in the first quarter of this year as sales revenue dipped amid the ongoing fallout from the 'dieselgate' crisis.

Opinion 31 May, 2016

Mike Rutherford's taken responsibility for the World Urban Car award at WCotY 2017, which aims to solve the issues of overcrowded city roads

News 31 May, 2016

Last year saw 12 new average speed camera systems installed, with more likely to follow in the future

VW Group's profit rose 3.4 percent in the first quarter, although profit at the core VW brand plunged 86 percent, highlighting the challenge the carmaker faces in emerging from the nearly nine-month-old emissions cheating scandal.

Automotive News Europe honors the winners of the 2016 Rising Stars awards. Every day through June 6 one of the 15 winners will be featured. The Rising Star for Manufacturing is Faurecia's Gerald Mentil.

The Peugeot family plans to hold talks with the French government to discuss the future of its stake in PSA, Reuters reported. The family may be interested in raising its shareholding, a source said.

The Peugeot family may be interested in raising its shareholding in PSA, Reuters reported. The French government is weighing the possible sale of part or all of its 14 percent shareholding in PSA.

Tata Motors posted a threefold rise in quarterly net profit, lifted by strong sales at its Jaguar Land Rover unit and higher demand for its trucks in India.

Tata Motors posted a threefold rise in quarterly net profit, lifted by strong sales at its Jaguar Land Rover unit and higher demand for its trucks in India.

Advics, a supplier of braking components to Toyota, reported an explosion at one of its factories in central Japan's Aichi prefecture.

Production at Audi's factory in Neckarsulm, in southwestern Germany, was hit after severe flooding affected the region.

Robert Hoehn is a 21st century American car dealer who became obsessed with collecting prints made by a 17th century Dutch master who conjured dark, magical images using copper plates, acid, an etching tool and a press.