Volvo Trucks is the world's second biggest manufacturer of heavy-duty trucks, and it's just presented a concept that hints at a radical shakeup for the transport industry coming down the line. The concept is called the Vera, and it's a fully electric, fully self-driving semi designed to replace trucks that transport goods between fixed hubs.
More details have emerged on the new flagship sedan Mercedes-Benz is working on for the EQ electric car sub-brand. We've already got spy shots of a prototype and expect the car to be on sale in 2020.
Another year of classic racing and general motoring celebration took place on the grounds of Goodwood House earlier this month, and we were there to capture it all. We're talking about the Goodwood Revival, which proved yet again to be one of the most spectacular events on the automotive calendar.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Volvo Trucks reveals Vera self-driving electric semi concept
EQS will be first Mercedes based on fully electric platform
2018 Goodwood Revival: Polishing the past, preparing for the future
San Francisco warns Uber, Lyft passengers not to get into the wrong ride-share car
Nio shares start trading on NYSE, value company at $6.41B
Chargepoint commits to build 2.5 million charging stations by 2025
1983 Porsche 956 Group C race car can be yours
New headrest design bumps 2018 BMW X2 to Top Safety Pick
North American Car and Truck/Utility of the Year jury announces 2019 semifinalists
All-wheel-drive Tesla Model 3 price hiked by $1,000
