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A new patent granted by the USPTO for a steer-by-wire steering and suspension looks like a component for autonomous cars.

The Volkswagen Gold SportWagen and Alltrack will die after 2019 as the brand moves away from wagons and toward SUVs.

A Honda electric-vehicle platform for compact and mid-size cars and SUVs is set to arrive before 2025 and should provide sporty dynamics.

Ian Callum has started his own design firm that will announce its first project within weeks.

Electric car startup up Seres laid off 90 workers and put its planned U.S. launch on hold due to economic conditions in China and the ongoing U.S.-China trade war.

Lexus hasn't released an electric car, but when it does it could use in-wheel electric motors, a technology the company is developing, according to company vice president Koji Sato.

Porsche has reopened the 7.8-mile circular test track at its Nardò test facility in Italy after $40 million in investment and seven months of construction.

The automaker's new proprietary hardware will be installed into older vehicles starting later this year, according to CEO Elon Musk.

Volkswagen is in an alliance with Ford over a range of areas, including joint development of pickup trucks, EVs and self-driving cars.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles last week inked a deal with ZF for one of the biggest orders of automatic transmissions in the German firm's history. Normally the purchase of automatic transmissions wouldn't warrant an article but the ZF deal could provide insights into what FCA has planned for future...

BMW and Mercedes-Benz parent company Daimler target 2024 launch for jointly developed Level 4 self-driving system.

Engineering Explained examines the comeback of the inline-6, from the manufacturing synergies to the smoothness to the reduced parts cost.

The CEO who appeared in ads was credited with saving Chrysler and purchasing Jeep.

Simulated monsoons at the CETRAN test facility in Singapore are helping self-driving cars learn how to deal with heavy rain.

The BMW board member in charge of powertrain development expects fossil fuels to power cars for several decades.

A flying car company started by one of Google's founders is partnering with Boeing.

Volkswagen will deploy about 1,500 e-Golfs to Germany later this year.

The brand's likely biggest-selling vehicle still will be limited to just a few thousand a year.

Hyundai and Saudi Aramco will work on hydrogen infrastructure in South Korea and Saudi Arabia.

Would you buy a car from Arnold Schwarzenegger?