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From July 15-19, the Chicago Auto Show plans a smaller, more socially distanced take on this show, one of the largest in the U.S.

Porsche is teaming up with one of its most successful motorsport partners for its new LMDh campaign starting in 2023.

Bentley's first electric vehicle is being developed alongside similar models from Audi and Porsche.

You can now book and pay for a ride in a driverless taxi from Baidu's Apollo Go service in parts of Beijing.

Auid's flagship sedan is about to come in for a round of updates that could include the addition of more luxurious version.

The fifth episode of Edd China's "Workshop Diaries" focuses on removing the Range Rover's fuel lines and how he adapted the transmission of his ice cream van to work with an electric motor.

It depends on whether you want to drive, watch, or become involved as a corner worker.

VW Group will use its in-house software company Cariad to design computer chips for self-driving cars.

Silk-FAW has hired an ex-Ferrari CEO to help shape the global strategy for its new Hongqi S series.

Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen continues to put pressure on the Mercedes drivers.

Only a handful of the battery-electric SLS AMGs were built, and now one is up for sale.

A new Lotus, our review of the RS 7 Sportback, and Le Mans Hypercar's first race all made headlines this week.

Koenigseggs are a rare breed, but this one is especially rare.

We drove the 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392, Hennessey unveiled the Mammoth SUV 1000, and we spent some time with the 2021 Audi RS 7. It's the Week in Reverse, right here at Motor Authority. We drove the 2021 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 and were left wondering whether a vehicle like this should...

Volkswagen's April Fool's Day marketing stunt claiming a name change to Voltswagen has the company in hot water with the SEC.

Our review of the Wrangler V-8, a facelifted Genesis G70, and Audi's Le Mans return were all in today's headlines.

The 2021 Formula One World Championship title fight is very much alive as we head into round three.

Only two teams will compete in Le Mans Hypercar's inaugural race, and only one of these has an actual hypercar.

The Wrangler Rubicon 392’s 470-hp V-8 rumbles on the street, churns through the dirt, and can go everywhere in between.

Toyota plans to go racing with a car whose internal-combustion engine runs on pure hydrogen.