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5 Nov, 2017
Koenigsegg has claimed a new 277.9mph world production car speed record with its Agera RS hypercar. Watch the video.
Toyota AI Ventures has made five investments and expects to invest in at least 20 companies worldwide, with a focus on technologies dealing with perception and prediction.
Renault, Fiat, Mercedes and soon PSA, are all launching pickup trucks to take on market leader Ford in a sector that has been, until recently, virtually ignored by European automakers.
It saddens me to say it, but the auto industry is on an accelerating change curve. We are approaching the end of the automotive era.
Several sales titles and records are on the line for the U.S. automotive industry heading into the final two months of the year.
Jeep and FCA US have released only the skimpiest information about the new Wrangler. But spy photos and leaks paint a clear picture of what Jeep chief designer Mark Allen and his team have come up with.
For a man with his family's name on every car, Akio Toyoda ironically sees himself as a sort of Jedi knight fighting the corporate Empire. Toyoda channels that Jedi spirit to reinvent Toyota, taking on challenges buffeting the industry in a new era.
Looking back at the future (or at least one possible future) of the new-vehicle dealership's service department
The internal combustion engine is rapidly disappearing from the new-car options list in 2030.
Key Safety Systems reached a final deal worth nearly $1.6 billion to acquire supplier Takata out of bankruptcy resulting from exploding airbag system parts linked to at least 17 deaths.
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4 Nov, 2017
Police forces reveal almost 50 per cent of speed cameras in the UK are inactive, with four forces not having any at all
What explains Audi's streak of 96 straight monthly U.S. sales increases? A lot of things. But Peter Donnellan has his own explanation: customer service.
Unlike you, disruptors feel no pressure to protect a business model in which economic returns are generated from assets, and are less beholden to delivering quarterly results.
So what happens next? Can NAFTA be saved? If so, how? And if not, how will the economics of automaking be transformed?
GM's global manufacturing head cited several company programs designed to encourage and promote women in the auto industry.
Toyota sounded a cautionary note on self-driving cars amid the hype that fully autonomous cars could soon become a regular sight on public roads.
A federal judge made it more difficult for Alphabet's Waymo unit to prove it suffered financially from the alleged theft of autonomous vehicle trade secrets by Uber, ruling to exclude testimony from Waymo's damages expert.
American Axle, one year after announcing its $3.3 billion Metaldyne acquisition, saw the benefits of the blockbuster deal flow into its third-quarter earnings report.
Ford CEO Jim Hackett will bring his vision of the future to a technology trade show known for innovation when he gives a keynote speech at CES 2018 in January.
Tesla's delay in getting mass production going is increasing the likelihood that CEO Elon Musk will need to turn to Wall Street for more capital.
With the current economy the last thing you need is for your vehicle to break down. Whether your driving a reliable car or a busted up