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News 3 Nov, 2015

Auto Express teamed up with @oneminutebriefs and asked their community of advertising creatives to promote our magazine, app and website

News 4 Nov, 2015

Nissan has returned to the fold, collaborating with a British artist to create a life-size origami Nissan Juke crossover using only paper

Features 3 Nov, 2015

A decade ago, MG Rover shut its factory doors for good. We go back to the community it left behind and see how it survived

The next-generation Mercedes-Benz E-class sedan will look strikingly similar to the company's flagship S class, based on new spy photos.

Michelin is pinning the blame for its decision to close its Northern Ireland truck plant with the loss of 860 jobs, squarely on high UK energy costs, lack of competitivity and failure of the European commercial sector to bounce back from recession.

Hyundai appears set to launch an independent global luxury product lineup, to be called Genesis, as it seeks to boost profitability that is being squeezed by a strong won currency.

Domestic sales among South Korea's five main automakers increased by 20.3% to 146,106 units in October, from 121,430 units a year earlier, according to data released individually by the vehicle manufacturers.

BMW has not been given any indication by U.S. environmental regulators whether it could become a target of a wider probe of diesel emissions, nor has the automaker received the all-clear.

News 3 Nov, 2015

New spyshots show hottest John Cooper Works version of second-gen Clubman before mid-2016 release

Volkswagen AG opposes a union representation vote by a portion of workers at the automaker's sole U.S. vehicle assembly plant, according to a letter to Chattanooga, Tenn., employees issued Monday night.

Michelin is to shut its truck tyre factory in Northern Ireland by 2018, cutting 860 positions with the closure adding to a series of gloomy UK manufacturing job losses in recent weeks.

Since he ascended to the top job at Johnson Controls two years ago, CEO Alex Molinaroli has championed a strong ethics policy for the supplier's 130,000 employees around the world.

U.S. light-vehicle sales, behind strong truck demand, bigger deals and double-digit gains at Hyundai-Kia, GM, FCA, Ford, Toyota, Nissan and Subaru, rose 14 percent last month to 1.

BMW said it has not talked to the U.S. agency that caught Volkswagen cheating emissions tests and has not been asked to do so.

Volvo's vehicle sales rose 13 percent in October, boosted by demand in the U.S. for the new XC90.

French supplier, Lectra, says its material cutting technology is a "key part" of the automotive value chain and cites exclusivity deals with major global Tier 1s as evidence of how its machinery is an integral facet of manufacturing.

When Tesla Motors releases third-quarter results after the market closes today, analysts and investors will be focused on how production of the Model X SUV is going -- and if it is increasing fast enough to get Tesla to its ambitious target of...

Maxwell Technologies has posted a third quarter net loss of US$1.4m, an improvement from US$9.4m in the second quarter.

New allegations from U.S. regulators that Volkswagen AG cheated on more diesel-powered models, including one Porsche, could be trouble for new CEO Matthias Mueller, who came from the company's prestigious sports-car maker.