Suzuki's head of European automobiles Takanori Suzuki and Suzuki GB managing director Nobuo Suyama have visited Luscombe Motors as part of a "fact finding" mission to discuss EV and the future market.
Toyota has ditched its diesel and normally-aspirated petrol engine from the Auris range as part of a focus on its “in-demand” drivetrains.
Volkswagen has revealed plans to expand its "direct contact with customers" as part of a strategy which will drive greater efficiencies and further digitization of the brand.
Euro NCAP hailed the standard installation of autonomous emergency braking as it recorded five-star safety ratings for all eight vehicles in its latest batch of tests.
The IM Group has agreed a contract which will see Autoweb Design develop and maintain a new website platform for Isuzu and Subaru dealerships across the UK.
Signs that the retail-driven new car market might have started to falter towards “a significant downturn” are starting to ask questions of dealers’ preparedness, says Duff & Phelps.
Mitsubishi Motors in the UK will follow-up the launch of its Buy Online retail offering with a new focus on city centre car stores and pop-up shops as its network expands in the New Year.
UK new car production increased in October despite the continued decline an domestic demand, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Sturgess Motor Group has reached the milestone of 120 years in business with 70 years as a Jaguar partner.
Seat’s Leon hatchback has been awarded Best Used Car at What Car? Used Car of the Year Awards.
Mercedes-Benz is to offer electric versions of all of its vans starting with its mid-size eVito in the second half of next year.
Aston Martin’s expanded UK dealer network is set to get a further boost with the introduction of a new Vantage coupe.
Jeep has announced the pricing and specification of its Compass SUV ahead of its arrival in UK showrooms in February 2018.
Dacia will open its first pop-up store at Westfield Stratford in a ten day exercise aimed to cash-in on the Christmas shopping rush.
Driverless cars could be on UK roads within four years under Government plans to invest in the sector, as revealed by Chancellor.
Volkswagen has committed to spending over £30 billion to the development of electric mobility, autonomous driving, new mobility services and digitalization as it bids to “reinvent the car”.
Tesla continued to tease potential customers with the surprise launch of a new roadster, claiming that the new addition will be “fastest production car ever made” when launched in 2020.
Seat has claimed the new Leon Cristobal, unveiled at the Smart City Expo World Congress in Barcelona, is "the safest car in the history of the brand".
Car manufacturing chiefs have told ministers that a no-deal Brexit would create a trading climate that could prove “semi-catastrophic” to their businesses.
Mitsubishi Motors in the UK will make its Shogun Sport its second new SUV launch of 2018 when it reaches showrooms early in the new year.
Evans Halshaw’s Edinburgh West showroom has become the first Groupe Renault franchise in the UK to adopt the new Renault Store exterior design philosophy.
A third of the 1.2 million vehicles affected by the Volkswagen Group emissions scandal have yet to be fixed, more than two years on from the discovery of the scandal.
Opel and Vauxhall hopes to avoid plant closures with a new plan which it hopes will return the brands to profitability with a 2% operating margin by 2020 and 6% by 2026.
Lookers has further strengthened its relationship with Land Rover with the opening of a new £7 million retail site in Colchester.
Volvo has proven the safety of its vehicles once again by “acing” Euro NCAP tests to score five stars with its new XC60 SUV.
