How do you follow perfection? Bugatti’s Galibier sedan could come after the Chiron
In a recent interview, Bugatti CEO Wolfgang Dürheimer revealed that his company is considering four alternatives for a follow-up to the Chiron.
US diesel engine vehicle sales are down, but the market is still poised for growth
Despite the problems arising from dieselgate, vehicles with diesel engines are expected to rise to twice their previous market share in the next five years.
GM to compensate SUV buyers up to $100M total for fuel economy discrepancies
As a result of misstated fuel economy for midsize SUVs, General Motors is going to compensate previous buyers with debit cards or extended warranties.
A modified Tesla Model S will take on the Pikes Peak Hill Climb next month
A Tesla Model S will race in the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb June 26. It will be entered by Go Puck CEO Blake Fuller.
BMW gets nostalgic with its 2002 Hommage concept
The BMW 2002 Hommage concept is the latest in a series of BMW concepts inspired by classic models. In this case, the model being honored is the 2002.
Now you can tool around on a 3D printed electric motorbike
With a proprietary aluminum alloy, Airbus subsidiary APWorks created the first 3D printed electric motorbike, the 77 pound, 37-mile range Light Rider.
Mercedes-Benz hitting EV stride in 2020 with four models
Mercedes-Benz will have electric versions of four car lines by 2020, two sedans and two SUVs. Look for C class and S class EVs and electric GLAs and GLCs.
By the numbers: Pew Research profiles ride-hailing customers
A Pew study shows that age, education, income, and geography all impact ride-hailing service usage.
Flightcar emerges from shake-up ready to provide better service
Airport car-sharing service FlightCar started well, but car owners and customers alike reported customer services issues. Now it's hitting the reset button.
Tesla sets aggressive goals for Model 3, suppliers not so sure
Based on huge Model 3 reservations and despite supplier doubts, Tesla has ramped up production plans and intends to start testing full runs in July 2017.
Influential group wants feds to hit the accelerator on driverless and electric cars
SAFE wants Washington regulators to set federal regulations and incentives to encourage both autonomous vehicles and entry-level electric-powered cars.
Cautionary tale: Cadillac's Volt-based ELR finally gets deep-sixed
Introduced in 2013, the Cadillac ELR was promising on paper, but it was a failure because it was far too expensive.
Chevy Bolt EVs testing Cruise Automation driverless tech on San Francisco streets
Within two months of GM's purchase of Cruise Automation driverless car firm, the independent division is testing driverless Chevy Bolt EVs in San Francisco.
Google limits self-driving project plans with Chrysler to 100 minivans
Google and Fiat Chrysler are building 100 self-driving Pacifica minivans. FCA would like further collaboration but Google is keeping its options open.
Forget the car reveals, AutoMobility LA will emphasize tech
AutoMobility LA will combine the Los Angeles Auto Show press days with the Connected Car Expo tech conference also held during the show.
Can Hyundai’s Genesis brand become a BMW alternative?
Genesis will launch five new models in the next few years, including an entry-level sedan called G70, two crossovers, and a coupe.
Honda's next S2000 might not be mid-engined after all
The next Honda S2000 will allegedly take on the Mazda Miata with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine and rear-wheel drive.
Aston Martin’s new Vanquish Zagato puts some rad back in the color red
Aston Martin and Italian design house Zagato have revealed the Vanquish Zagato Concept.
Classic Recreations builds its ‘Burple’ Shelby GT500CR Mustang for a Sheikh
Classic Recreations is back with another supercharged '60s era Shelby Mustang, this time painted in a stunning "burple" paint color.
Actual number of Tesla Model 3 reservations lower than presumed but still sizable
After speculation that as many as 500,000 Tesla Model 3 reservations were already held, Tesla informed the SEC in a filing the net number is actually 373,000.
Fiat Chrysler recalls more than half a million Jeep Wranglers for off-road problem
Jeep Wranglers are built to take off road, and excel at it, but more than a half million are being recalled to fix an airbag problem when off-roading.
German Transport commission questions emissions of GM and Fiat Chrysler cars
In a reflection of the times since the VW diesel scandal, the German Transport commission is investigating General Motors' Opel division and Fiat Chrysler.
High-tech MTA buses with Wi-Fi are now rolling around New York City
On Tuesday, the New York MTA debuted its new line of tech-forward buses, featuring Wi-Fi and USB ports.
Suzuki's mileage road test mistakes prompt government investigation
Suzuki Motor Corporation executives apologized for improper testing. After re-testing resulted in the same fuel results, the company says it didn't cheat.
Uber’s self-driving Ford Fusion hybrids are cruising around the streets of Pittsburgh
Ride-hailing service Uber has begun testing its fleet of autonomous vehicles in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, according to local media.
Hyundai launching new fuel cell electric vehicle in early 2018
Hyundai Motor is launching its second-generation fuel cell vehicle (FCEV) in 2018. The new vehicle will focus on increased driving range per tank.
Want Android Auto in your rust bucket? It’ll soon work independently via mobile app
Android Auto will soon be able to function as a stand-alone app, meaning you won’t need a new car to use it.
Company applies Netflix-like subscription model to cars, travel
Launching in Finland and Australia, MaaS is getting ready to shake up conventional vehicle ownership and travel with subscriptions services.
The Quail 2016 Preview: Lancia, Lola, Porsche, and more vintage hotness
Auto shows, historic races and auctions are all part of Monterey Car Week, yet apart from the Councours D’Elegance, The Quail is the most exciting event.
MyHyundai could be the first carmaker-specific Android Auto app
At Google I/O 2016, Hyundai is expected to debut its very own Android Auto app, one of the first automakers to do so.
Mitsubishi president to resign over fuel economy scandal, report says
Mitsubishi president Tetsuro Aikawa will resign in the wake of the carmaker's fuel economy cheating scandal, a new report says.
Volvo downsizes its winning formula with 40 Series concepts
The Volvo 40 Series concepts preview upcoming compact cars based on Volvo's Compact Modular Architecture (CMA) platform.
Acura’s self-driving RLX prototype gets a major upgrade
Honda's Acura RLX Automated Development Vehicle is getting an upgrade, with new sensors, computers, and software. It will test at the GoMentum station.