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The beta version of Tesla's Full Self-Driving feature has a function that allows vehicles to perform a rolling stop at stop signs.

Jaguar will phase out its current lineup in the coming years as it transitions into an ultra-luxury EV brand.

The Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance will spend more than $25B to develop dozens of new EVs.

Tesla won't launch any new vehicles in 2022, though the company is hopeful it can in 2023.

Bentley is investing big to become a full-EV brand by the end of the decade.

In its quest to green its operations, Fortescue Metals Group is acquiring the technology offshoot of the Williams F1 team.

De Tomaso has named Ash Thorp as its official digital artist and designer.

Mercedes-Benz has joined Volvo in selecting Luminar lidar sensors for its self-driving systems.

BMW will say goodbye to the V-12 with a special 7-Series priced at $200,995.

Bollinger calls the halt in B1 and B2 development a "postponement," the company didn't discuss when it might resume.

Manifattura Automobili Torino will build Jannarelly's Design-1 and a future restomod project called the Design-2.

The North American International Auto Show is swapping from its traditional winter schedule to one in the fall.

Porsche is planning a new EV for launch in 2026, and will handle development on its own.

India's Mahindra has finally found a buyer for its struggling South Korean unit SsangYong.

Get ready for Singer 911s with engines rebuilt by Porsche.

Toyota is making it easier for customers to hold onto their cars for longer.

Hyundai Motor Group is committed to electric vehicles but isn't abandoning internal-combustion engines just yet.

Despite its age, the Dodge Challenger continues to attract buyers in spades.

Zeekr plans to have its Level 4 self-driving car on sale by 2024.

Toyota has become the top-selling automaker in a market still subdued by pandemic-related disruptions.