Acura says the interface will make vehicle controls more intuitive and easier to use while driving.
At last month's NADA Show, it was often the dealers who were pitching themselves to Guangzhou Automobile Group, and not the other way around.
Several employees, in their early 20s, have graduated from the program at BMW Portland to become salespeeople and service writers.
Engineering reporter and car critic nonpareil Richard Truett made his jaunt through the Javits Center and, yes, did a bit of fault-finding. But our man liked a lot of what he saw -- even some of the cars. Remember cars?
The unassuming compact crossover now represents Toyota's principal weapon in an intensifying battle for sales volume, market share and brand loyalty.
After the worst month for Tesla shares in more than seven years, punctuated by company blog posts about the death of a Model X driver, Elon Musk is joking about his electric-car maker going bankrupt.
Federal safety investigators say they're displeased with Tesla's disclosures about the March 23 crash involving one of its vehicles that killed a California driver.
In the wake of Uber's fatal self-driving car crash, suppliers of core autonomous technology are struggling to address a cloud of doubt surrounding sensors and software that might have seemed ready for public introduction.
Nissan has stuffed the new Altima with the latest and greatest of its technology. Now the company wants to make the sedan segment come back.
Their response has been both a frank acknowledgment that many systems aren't ready for widespread deployment, and rising concern that similar testing failures could undermine the progress that has been achieved.
The brand launched a dealer referral program that financially rewards retailers for directing customers to the service.
Tesla said a Model X crossover involved a fatal crash in California had activated its Autopilot system, raising new questions about the semi-autonomous system that handles some driving tasks.
VW has been storing nearly 300,000 vehicles it was forced to buy back from owners in 37 secure storage facilities around the United States.
As GKN Driveline's senior vice president for engineering, Ray Kuczera is at the forefront of the supplier's electrification plans as the industry moves toward mainstream acceptance of the technology.
Skoda believes it will need a new strategy to sell electric and electrified cars.
Nissan is downplaying the potential of next-generation solid-state EV batteries, calling the level of development "practically a zero."
The head of Volkswagen Japan says nontariff barriers are a nonissue in Japan.
A new book sheds light on the little-known careers of female designers of the 1940s and 1950s.
Trade negotiators for the United States floated a plan under reworked NAFTA rules stipulating a certain amount of auto production must be carried out in areas with higher salaries, Reuters reported.
Honda plans to freeze production of the 2018 Honda Accord at its Marysville, Ohio, plant for 11 days over the next four months, in response to sluggish U.S. sales and swollen inventories.
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