Champion Porsche says it will compensate more than two dozen customers who were victims of a scam by an employee who allegedly bilked them of more than $2.5 million dollars.
When Saudi Arabia lifted its ban on women drivers in June, it triggered a market for potential new car sales.
The redesigned 2019 Subaru Forester retains what made it popular, but adds refinements to keep with the times.
Automakers highlight their ideas for a future where cars will drive themselves most of the time and run on electric power at this month's Paris auto show.
Vietnam's first domestic automaker VinFast is leveraging Pininfarina's Italian design along with German and Austrian engineering and manufacturing expertise for its first two production vehicles.
California regulators on Friday voted to require that automakers stick with Obama-era federal vehicle emissions standards for cars and light trucks sold in the state regardless of Trump administration efforts to weaken the standards.
Elon Musk has asked for Tesla employees to test what the company has billed as full self-driving capability and is dangling $13,000 in savings to entice them to help.
Tesla managers suspected that firing a pro-union activist would draw extra attention -- and they were right. The episode is being examined again this week as the EV maker seeks to defend itself in a NLRB trial in California.
Honda is recalling approximately 232,000 Accord and Insight models in the U.S. over a software malfunction that may cause failure in the rear camera display, according to federal safety regulators.
Honda is beginning the next round of recalls for Takata passenger front airbag inflators a couple months ahead of schedule because it has adequate replacement parts in stock and has had high repair rates so far.
Tony Swan, a longtime automotive journalist who won the respect of automotive engineers and millions of readers with his daring, aggressive driving on the track, died late Thursday after a long battle with cancer.
Audi's technical development chief, Peter Mertens, is stepping down for health reasons in the latest blow to the luxury brand that is embroiled in parent VW Group's diesel-emissions cheating scandal.
Audi's technical development chief, Peter Mertens, is stepping down for health reasons in the latest blow to the luxury brand that is embroiled in parent VW Group's diesel-emissions cheating scandal.
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Tough new WLTP tests see PHEVs withdrawn from sale as manufacturers prioritise certification of volume-selling models
Volkswagen and Microsoft will collaborate to develop the VW Automotive Cloud, one of the largest dedicated automotive industry clouds for all future digital services and mobility.
The SEC suit against Tesla CEO Elon Musk is likely to bring a host of challenges to the already embattled automaker, analysts say, casting doubt on the founder's future with the company and its ability to raise funds.
Toyota is seeking an edge over rivals as carmakers reposition for an uncertain future in which automated driving and the sharing economy threaten to displace the traditional model of vehicle ownership.
Microsoft and Volkswagen are set to strike a deal to use the software giant's cloud technology to connect the auto manufacturer's entire vehicle fleet as the world's biggest carmaker steps up its transformation into digital and mobility services.
VW and Microsoft are set to strike a deal to use the U.S. software giant's cloud technology to connect the company's entire vehicle fleet as the automaker steps up its transformation into digital and mobility services.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk refused to pay a nominal fine and give up the role of chairman for two years as part of a settlement with the SEC, CNBC reported on Friday, citing sources.
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