Category: News

Tesla has changed the name of its advanced driver-assistance package in Europe from Full Self-Driving (Supervised) to Tesla Assisted Driving, while continuing to market the system as Full Self-Driving (Supervised) in the United States. The…

General Motors is facing fresh scrutiny over a safety problem affecting GMC Sierra 1500 pickups after federal regulators received reports that chrome upper grille deflectors continued to detach even after some trucks received a recall…

Federal safety regulators are reviewing allegations that Tesla robotaxis exceeded posted speed limits in active school zones, raising questions about how automated driving systems respond to some of the most sensitive areas on public roads.…

General Motors is reshaping its salaried workforce as it competes for software engineers, technology specialists, and other employees needed to develop its next generation of vehicles. The Detroit-based automaker is using a five-tier performance-rating system…

Volkswagen Group recorded a sharp decline in global vehicle deliveries during the third quarter of 2026, with weakening demand in China driving much of the downturn. The German automaker delivered 1.885 million vehicles worldwide between…

General Motors is expanding its connected-vehicle business with OnStar Fleet Intelligence, a new platform designed to help commercial operators manage vehicles, analyze operating data, and identify ways to reduce costs. Announced on September 30, 2026,…

Wholesale used-vehicle prices declined in September 2026 as depreciation accelerated across the U.S. market, creating challenges for dealerships, vehicle owners, and shoppers. Higher fuel costs are also influencing purchasing decisions, encouraging some buyers to consider…

Dealership acquisitions in the United States increasingly require buyers and sellers to look beyond revenue, profitability, and franchise value. The condition of a dealership’s property, its compliance with automaker branding standards, and the cost of…

America’s public electric-vehicle charging network is continuing to grow even as demand for new electric cars weakens. Charging companies are installing thousands of additional plugs, expanding high-speed charging capacity and improving station locations to make…

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has dismissed its administrative complaint against Asbury Automotive Group, ending a closely watched dispute over dealership pricing, unwanted add-ons, and the information customers receive when buying vehicles. The decision, issued…

Modern vehicles can collect far more information than drivers may realize, from location histories and driving habits to details associated with smartphones connected to their infotainment systems. A recent investigation by Northeastern University and Consumer…

The FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) is officially returning to the United States in 2027, bringing one of international motorsport’s most demanding competitions back to American roads for the first time since 1988. Scheduled for…

American car buyers are giving traditional sedans renewed attention in 2026, even as SUVs and pickup trucks continue to dominate the new-vehicle market. Honda and Toyota are leading the shift, with their passenger-car lineups growing…

Modern cars do much more than provide transportation. Built-in connectivity, navigation systems, smartphone applications, and vehicle sensors can generate information about where drivers travel, how they behave behind the wheel, and which connected services they…

Chevrolet is refreshing its two entry-level SUVs for the 2027 model year, adding more standard driver-assistance features, larger digital displays, and updated styling. The changes affect the Chevrolet Trax and Trailblazer, which compete in the…

Honda is preparing to test a wireless charging system that could transfer electricity to electric vehicles while they are moving, potentially reducing the need for frequent stops at charging stations. The Japanese automaker, working with…

The European Union and China have reached a preliminary understanding aimed at reducing the rapid growth of Chinese hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicle exports to Europe, marking a new step in efforts to ease automotive…

China is proposing tougher automotive design and testing rules that could reshape how manufacturers develop door handles, cabin displays, and adjustable seating. Announced on October 10, 2026, the draft measures would require more extensive technical…

Porsche’s global deliveries fell 16% in the first nine months of 2026, as weakening demand in China, the departure of its combustion-powered 718 sports cars, and a strategic shift toward higher-value vehicles weighed on sales.…

Japanese automotive supplier Denso is investing heavily in semiconductor technology as vehicles become increasingly dependent on electronics, software, and advanced driver-assistance systems. The company announced plans to invest approximately 500 billion yen, equivalent to $3.3…

Stellantis is turning to artificial intelligence to accelerate the development of advanced driver-assistance systems, partnering with British autonomous-driving startup Wayve to reduce engineering costs and shorten the time needed to bring new driving features to…

Gabriel India has joined forces with French automotive technology supplier Forvia to develop and manufacture advanced seating systems for the Indian automotive market, marking a strategic expansion beyond Gabriel’s traditional suspension and ride-control business. The…

Tesla has gained important political support in Germany as it pushes for wider European approval of its Full Self-Driving technology, a development that could determine how quickly the company’s supervised driver-assistance system expands across the…

Mitsubishi Motors North America is bringing a new electric vehicle to U.S. showrooms as part of its broader product expansion, announcing pricing for the 2027 Eclipse Sportback at $37,745, including the destination charge. The compact…

Honda is strengthening its software strategy through a new partnership with Applied Intuition as the automaker works to develop the next generation of software-defined vehicles. The collaboration is intended to accelerate Honda’s development of vehicle…

Scania has introduced a new generation of its touring high-deck coach, featuring a redesigned exterior, improved aerodynamics, increased luggage capacity, and a more advanced driver environment for one of the company’s established long-distance passenger vehicles.…

Fiat Professional has opened orders across Europe for the 2027 Scudo, introducing a simpler model range aimed at making the mid-size commercial van easier for businesses and fleet operators to specify. The updated Scudo retains…

Jaguar has officially introduced the Type 01, a radically styled four-door electric grand tourer that marks the beginning of the British brand’s biggest product transformation in decades. Revealed in New York, the new flagship combines…

Europe’s electric-car market is entering a new phase of growth, with battery-electric vehicles reaching record sales levels while automakers introduce a much larger selection of lower-priced models. According to a new analysis from Transport &…

Porsche CEO Michael Leiters faces a defining test as the German sports-car maker prepares to present the next stage of its turnaround strategy. The company is dealing with weaker demand in China, a slower-than-expected transition…