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French supplier Valeo said third-quarter sales rose 10 percent to 3.06 billion euros ($3.9 billion), boosted by demand for its fuel-saving technologies.

French supplier Valeo said third-quarter sales rose 10 percent to 3.06 billion euros ($3.9 billion), boosted by demand for its fuel-saving technologies.

Federal-Mogul reported a third-quarter net loss Wednesday because of restructuring and relocation costs.

Federal-Mogul reported a third-quarter net loss Wednesday because of restructuring and relocation costs.

News 22 Oct, 2014

The Mazda 6 has set a new high-speed endurance record over a 24-hour run

Daimler said it had reorganised its cooperation with Tesla Motors by terminating the share-price hedge it initiated in 2013 and selling its Tesla stake of about 4% without affecting the cooperation between the two on automotive projects.

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) has revised its consolidated forecasts for the first half of fiscal 2014 (to 30 September, 2014) from the previous forecasts announced on 24 April, 2014.

Scandinavian automotive supplier body, FKG, is confirming it will look to lead a supplier delegation to Iran early next year as a thawing diplomatic environment continues to take shape.

Automakers in the UK have boosted output in the calendar year to date to the highest level since 2008, producing 1,132,017 units - up just 0.6% year on year.

Owners of the following vehicles are being urged to act immediately on recalls involving potentially defective airbags made by Takata, according to a corrected list distributed late Tuesday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

General Motors will warn some owners of Saab 9-2X and Pontiac Vibe hatchbacks in the U.S. not to allow front-seat passengers until defective air bags are replaced as part of a wider recall that involves 6.1 million cars.

News 22 Oct, 2014

Honda UK confirms that the European Accord saloon and Tourer estate will be axed next year, with no replacement planned.

A top Toyota executive offered support for how airbag maker Takata is handling a safety crisis affecting millions of vehicles, days after expanding its own recalls for the second time in four months.

Daimler's decision to sell its 4 percent stake in Tesla Motors surprised investors and fueled speculation of a growing rivalry in the increasingly competitive electric car market.

News 22 Oct, 2014

German powerhouse Brabus reveals performance pack for the GLA crossover range

News 22 Oct, 2014

Auto Express readers vote Honda’s Civic Type R their favourite new model from the 2014 Paris Motor Show

News 22 Oct, 2014

Drivers unwittingly breaking the law due to phoney speed limit signs

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has had a flat reception on the New York Stock Exchange after its debut there last week. European trading in Milan is currently about 7 times that of Wall Street, despite FCA shifting its primary listing to the U.S.

Italian supplier Sogefi reported a net loss of 5.8 million euros ($7.4 million) for the first nine months of the year and said CEO Guglielmo Fiocchi would leave the company.

Scandinavian automotive supplier body, FKG, is describing the lack of a Swedish Industry Minister as a "bit odd," following the election of a new Parliament in Stockholm.