GM has scrapped plans to develop a self-driving taxi business and is restructuring its approach to the development of advanced driver assistance systems.
Ambitious Chinese electric van brand Farizon is looking to appoint a network of franchised dealers ahead of its launch into the UK in Q1 next year.
Omoda and Jaecoo is boosting its brand awareness with a deal to sponsor the European Professional Club Rugby (EPCR) Championship.
Skoda is laying down the gauntlet to the competition in the increasingly crowded electric crossover market with its new Elroq, priced from £31,500.
The UK achieved a new milestone in electric vehicle (EV) adoption last month, with EVs accounting for over 25% of all car registrations in November, according to New AutoMotive’s Electric Car Count.
Nissan GB has appointed Matt Duncan as its new network development and customer quality director.
Plunging residual values in the electric vehicle (EV) market are creating substantial financial challenges for leasing companies, manufacturers, and customers alike, according to Auto Data Solutions (ADS) which is warning of a prolonged impact on the sector.
Smart UK has selected Ohme as its exclusive home EV charging partner to align with its focus on offering innovative and intuitive electric vehicle solutions.
Ford has started UK eDrive production at its Halewood plant that will power future Puma Gen-, E-Transit Custom and E-Tourneo Custom vehicles.
Tesla is exploring steps it could take to support the used EV market no matter whether it's an independent, franchised dealer or its own dealerships that are stocking its cars.
Jaguar's highly anticipated concept car has surfaced online just hours before its official debut tonight at Miami Art Week.
DS Automobiles has revealed its new naming strategy ahead of unveiling its all-electric DS N°8.
Stellantis will appoint a new chief executive during the first half of 2025 following the sudden resignation of Carlos Tavares.
The Renault Scenic E-Tech has been named Scottish Car of the Year 2024 by the Association of Scottish Motoring Writers (ASMW), in partnership with Arnold Clark.
Amid a downgrading of UK's forecast car and light van production the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has warned the Government of "devastating" risks from lower vehicle output.
Three years after Volkswagen Group UK began implementing agency-style contracts for some of its dealer networks selling electric vehicles, the group is now considering reversing its rollout.
Lotus dealerships will begin selling 'hyper hybrid' versions of its luxury cars as the carmaker shifts from its exclusively electric vehicle strategy due to consumer reticence.
Jaecoo will enter the UK new car market with its 7 premium SUV with prices starting from £29,800.
Vauxhall is to close its van manufacturing plant in Luton, a decision that could impact 1,100 jobs.
An "exclusive use country retreat" is how luxury carmaker Bentley Motors is describing its new flagship customer experience centre for wealthy buyers of its supercars.
Ineos Automotive is planning to restart production of its Grenadier and Quartermaster models in early January, following a halt in September caused by a critical component shortage.
Direct warnings to the UK Government about the feasibility of ZEV Mandate targets without more work to get motorists into electric cars appear to have fallen on deaf ears.
Ford plans to cut 4,000 jobs across Europe by 2027, including around 800 roles in the UK, as the company responds to slow demand for electric vehicles (EV) and intensifying competition from Chinese car makers.
The manual handbrake, once a defining feature of nearly every car, is rapidly disappearing.
The Omoda E5 has secured a five-star safety rating in Euro NCAP’s latest evaluations, following in the footsteps of its petrol-engine counterpart, the Omoda 5, which received the same rating in 2022.
