Ferrari FF to debut at Geneva Motor Show, top speed 208mph
The Ferrari FF will make its official presentation in the 2011 GenevaMotor Show.
Toyota looks to reduce reliance on rare earths in hybrid cars
China's vice-like grip on world rare earths supply is forcing next generation carmakers to look for alternative technologies that don’t rely on these metals. At the forefront of such efforts is world's largest carmaker Toyota, according to ETF Database.
20% drivers likely to consider buying electric vehicle next time: study
Nearly one-fifth of potential car buyers are either likely or very likely to consider purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) when the time comes to replace their current ride, according to a study conducted by IBM's Institute for Business Value division.
'Mastering Speed' exhibits Tag Heuer’s passion for motor racing
Forty years have passed by since the Swiss watch brand, Tag Heuer and its founder was obsessed with the idea of speed.
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A number of states are altering electricity prices to make people use less, but that may have the effect of discouraging people from buying plug-in vehicles, according to a study from Purdue University.
World premiere of hybrid Porsche 918 RSR at Detroit Auto Show
Porsche AG, Stuttgart, opened the North American International Auto Show Monday with the World Premiere of the Porsche 918 RSR.
Vauxhall Motors extends ‘Lifetime Warranty’ to second owners
GM-owned Vauxhall Motors announced Friday that the company has extended its 'Lifetime Warranty' benefit to its second owners under the Network Q used car programme.
Renault warns that industrial espionage poses serious threat
French automaker Renault, which just suspended three senior managers for possibly leaking secrets about its electric car project, has said that industrial espionage poses a grave threat to the company’s “strategic assets.”
Brazil posts record auto sales in 2010
Automobile sales in Brazil reached record high for the fourth consecutive year in 2010, as the country is expected to witness the fastest growth in more than two decades.
'Top Gear' kicks off religious row over burqa
The stars of motoring show 'Top Gear', one of the BBC's biggest selling programme brands around the world, have landed in a religious row for dressing up in burkas on the Boxing Day special.
Audi breaks record sales in US
German automaker, Audi, has announced that the company has broken its record for annual vehicle sales in the U.S. recording its 93,507th transaction on December 13, 2010.
Porsche extends deadline for 1 mln fans on Facebook celebration
German automaker, Porsche has extended the deadline for people to be part of its 1,000,000 fans celebration on its official Facebook page till January 15, 2011.
China to cease auto incentives from next year
China will cease offering tax incentives for small cars from next year, as the government plans to end stimulus measures, said a report on Monday.
Toyota sues GM over plant closure
Toyota Motors has filed a law suit for damages against General Motors Co.'s against bankruptcy estate over the closure of their joint manufacturing plant in California.
General Motors India Crosses 100,000 units mark
General Motors India said announced it has crossed 100,000 unit of sales in Indian market and this is the first time it has crossed this mark in a calendar year since its inception in India.
Nissan to add audible pedestrian warning system for hybrid cars
Nissan Motors Co would be the world's first hybrid to come equipped with standard pedestrian warning sounds for its new 2012 Infiniti M35h, when it goes on sale at Infiniti retailers nationwide in early 2011, the carmaker said in a statement.
Saudi tycoon Alwaleed buys one percent stake in GM
Saudi tycoon prince Alwaleed bin Talal al-Saud, has invested $500 million in General Motors' initial public offering.
Chevrolet to invest $40 million in clean energy projects
General Motors-owned Chevrolet, will invest $40 million in various clean energy projects throughout America with a goal to reduce 8 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions.
BMW recalls 350,000 cars, including Rolls-Royces
BMW is voluntarily recalling 350,000 cars worldwide due to a possible brake problems that the world's biggest premium carmaker said have not caused any accidents.
GM posts gain amid still-slow auto market
General Motors Co posted an annual sales gain of 10.5 percent in September amid evidence that the U.S. auto market remained stuck in a slow-moving recovery at the start of the fourth quarter.
Electric cars arrive while posing test for grids
Top automakers finally have electric cars ready to purr into dealer showrooms. Now the question is whether the charging infrastructure and electricity supply are up to the task.
Luxury carmakers return to records of old
Europe's luxury carmakers fear no double-dip thanks to a fresh supply of wealthy customers in emerging markets who have just earned enough money to buy their first Mercedes-Benz or Ferrari.
Autos would get up to 62 mpg under proposal
Automakers would have to achieve sharply higher fuel economy -- between 47 and 62 miles per gallon -- by 2025 under a preliminary plan released by the Obama administration
Chrysler IPO in more than 1 tranche: CEO
The initial public offering of U.S. automaker Chrysler is expected in the second half of 2011 and it will be in more than one tranche.
Fisker says IPO possible with Karma deliveries in March
Fisker Automotive has begun to put the pieces in place for an eventual IPO and expects to begin delivering its plug-in hybrid Karma luxury sport coupes to customers in March
Autoshow: Carmakers see first signs of crisis easing
Top carmakers let cautious optimism creep into their outlooks at the Paris Auto Show on Thursday, pinning hopes on emerging markets to dispel dark clouds over major western economies.
Tesla supplies Toyota on electric Rav4
Electric carmaker Tesla Motors will serve as a key supplier to Toyota Motor Corp under its agreement with the Japanese automaker to build an electric Rav4 SUV
Fiat to beat 2010 target as future rosier
Italy's Fiat will close 2010 with a net profit, beating its break-even target, CEO Sergio Marchionne said, as the carmaker sees a brighter future after the industry crisis and prepares for possible tie-ups.
VW has brighter outlook on global car market growth
Volkswagen is slightly more optimistic on the global car market's outlook now and still expects to outperform the worldwide market, the German carmaker's sales chief Christian Klingler said.
Ford may take Lincoln brand global in 5 years: CEO
Ford Motor Co could take its Lincoln brand to international markets within five years once it has re-established the long-neglected luxury label in the United States, Chief Executive Alan Mulally said.
Opel CEO says deferred costs help in 2010
General Motors' European arm Opel sees a chance it may return to profitability next year, excluding restructuring charges, and now expects a smaller 2010 loss, the unit's chief executive said.
Nissan's Infiniti may use Daimler car, engine
Infiniti, the luxury brand of Japan's Nissan Motor Co Ltd, will hold talks with Daimler about sharing an existing Daimler car platform and its engines.
September auto sales seen up modestly
September auto sales are on track to top August levels by a small margin after a boost from end-summer sales events even as economic uncertainty crimps a fuller recovery for the industry.
Toyota Europe sees sales up in 2011
Japanese automaker Toyota Motor Corp's European business will achieve 800,000 vehicle sales in the region this year and will sell more cars next year even if the market dips slightly, the unit's president said.
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