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Holden will retire the Commodore next year after a run spanning more than four decades.

German auto giant Daimler and its Chinese shareholder Zhejiang Geely Holding Group have joined forces to take on the booming ride-hailing market in China, which is currently dominated by Didi Chuxing. The two automakers on Tuesday established a 50:50 joint venture to offer various mobility...

The German auto giant's new design chief has been with the company since 1989.

Lawrence Stroll led a consortium that bought the Force India F1 team last year and could now be about to buy into Aston Martin.

The site will have a climate-controlled dyno able to simulate temperatures ranging from 14 degrees F to over 104 degrees F.

The first electric Minis could be rolling off the line in China by 2022.

A report says FCA is in talks with Faraday Future and Seres to help develop electric powertrains.

Audi plans to rely on voluntary retirement incentives to reduce staff numbers rather than force terminations.

Two sports cars have made it into the final round of the prestigious awards, demonstrating what a good time it is for performance fans.

Pininfarina will follow its Battista hypercar with an SUV and then three additional models, all built in Italy.

Jaguar Land Rover has reportedly reached out to BMW and Chinese company Geely as possible partners, likely for electric vehicle and/or autonomous driving technology.

The man named CEO of Audi at one point headed the powertrain department of BMW's Formula One team.

A need to sell increasing numbers of low-margin EVs to meet European emissions standards is hurting the bottom lines of major automakers.

Hyundai's new mobility division will initially focus on car sharing but will move to integrate self-driving cars as the technology matures.

Evergrande Group will establish the EV brand Hengchi whose first model is due in 2020.

Tesla will likely build the Model 3 and Model Y at the plant initially.

Lineups are already being trimmed, but the FCA-PSA merger won't result in any dead brands, at least for now.

Lordstown Motors plans to start production of the Endurance pickup truck at the former GM plant in 2020.

Part of the deal will see Nio supply vehicles for a commercial driverless taxi service run by Mobileye.

As more and more companies leap (pun intended) into the flying taxi race, a Chinese company that first made headlines three years ago could be the first to go public with an initial public offering. The company is Ehang, a drone manufacturer that used the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas...