GM’s partnership with AT&T to stream 4G into its vehicles by 2015 could prompt more carmakers to consider the idea because of the revenue potential tied to the technology.
The 2014 Chevrolet Corvette will serve as the official Pace Car for the Indianapolis 500 on May 26, marking the 12th time the Corvette will lead the field to green at the start of the race, continuing a legacy that started in 1978.
Considering the potential money tied to hybrid and electric vehicle technology, the sentencing of a former GM employee for plotting to sell classified information to another carmaker might be a sign of bigger concerns on the horizon.
Telsa’s new unlimited mileage battery pack warranty for the Model S equipped with the 85 kwh battery pack could prove to be as beneficial for consumers considering other EVs as it is for potential Tesla buyers.
At $115,000, the 2014 Nissan GT-R Track Edition is still a bargain considering that it’s one of the most feared cars on the racing circuit. But the less expensive options in the GT-R line-up aren’t bad either.
Toyota says the new 2015 FCV-R Fuel-Cell Car will cost anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000, which could present some interesting challenges for the carmaker when the vehicle does go on sale in 2015.
While still yet to unveil some of the specifics of the plan, SiriusXM Radio’s move to invest in new car telematics services could prove to be as much of a benefit to drivers as it is to the satellite company.
Mercedes-Benz’s 2mbrace technology has garnered a lot of positive buzz for helping to track down the vehicle stolen by the alleged Boston bombers – quite the opposite from an incident in China a few months ago centered on GM’s OnStar vehicle tracking technology.
Rolls-Royce has denied that the luxury carmaker is considering an SUV, but a drophead Wraith is definitely in the plans. However, still no word on exactly when to expect the convertible model.
Mercedes-Benz is increasing its stake in the US diesel market with a 2.1-liter twin-turbo four-cylinder that will power the GLK250, a new E-class sedan and a redesigned C-class sedan.
With a reported drop in sale of 6.1 percent in 2012, Volvo's new Flywheel KERS technology could provide the carmaker with a much needed boost to meet future sales expectations.
With the Chevrolet Malibu Eco struggling to meet sales expectations, the federal government’s new hybrid initiative could prove to be a major benefit to the automaker.
As a vehicle inspired by a market segment that includes about 240 million people born in the 1980s, the NIssan Friend-ME Concept could very well offer a glimpse at the future of in-car technology.
New York City’s new pilot program with the Nissan Leaf is aimed at helping to integrate more electric vehicles into the city’s taxi fleet. But could it also be paving the way for an all-electric NV 200 taxi?
The first gen NSX and a high performance 2013 Honda CR-Z developed by Honda Performance Development (HPD) will be among 10 Honda vehicles racing in the 2013 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, the company’s first year as a partnering sponsor.
Greentech Automtove and JAC Motors will build an all-electric sedan in the US. But will the joint venture be able to avoid the challenges that EVs like the Chevrolet Volt have faced in the market?
With the launch of vehicles like the RS 5 Cabriolet, Audi clearly has a major commitment to improving its high performance line-up. But is the German-based carmaker missing the mark by not selling the RS 6 Avant in the US?
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne’s position on natural gas vehicles as a more viable option to electric cars could be laying the groundwork for a major legal showdown in California, the US’s largest car market.
The California Air Resource Board is showing no signs of backing down on new state requirements for zero-emissions vehicles. But whether carmakers will be able to meet the requirements remains to be seen.
In addition to revealing an increase in hybrid sales, the Experian report indicates the potential for even more growth in the market segment with the next generation of car buyers.
With an EPA-estimated 100 MPGe combined, the C-MAX Energi is one of two vehicles made by Ford Motor Co. recognized as Kelley Blue Book’s “10 Best Green Cars of 2013.”
With an estimated EPA-of 46 MPG on the highway and a range of 700 highway miles, the Chevrolet Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel could fuel a lot more interest in diesel cars in the U.S.
Like other carmakers venturing into the world of electric vehicles, the extra perks for the BMW i3 seek to alleviate some of the fear anxiety associated with buying an electric vehicle.
The Protean in-wheel electric drive technology, which has been developed with testing on vehicles like the BRABUS full electric and hybrid, provides carmakers more flexibility when designing a vehicle.
In addition to locating the cheapest, Audi’s new Refuelling Stop service also considers the type of fuel different Audi vehicles use when identifying the filing stations.
With states like California, Nevada and Florida now having laws in place that allow for driverless cars, more carmakers are implementing elements of the technology. But are consumers ready to trust autonomous vehicles?
GM has announced that its Baltimore plant will build key parts of the electric motor for the all-new Chevrolet Spark EV, but what other electric vehicles might the plant be preparing for?
A Lamborghini Aventador joins Dubai’s fleet of police vehicles as the city looks to add a number of other high-performance sports cars to their line-up.
In addition to the Cadillac XTS and Chevrolet Spark being named among Ward’s “10 Best Interiors,” GM earned seven other nominations on the list, more than any other carmaker.
News that Mercedes-Benz will potentially launch a new line of small cars is the latest in a growing trend of luxury carmakers looking to add more entry level vehicles to their line-up.
While the new Edison2 VLC might present a more efficient solution for transportation more in line with a production vehicle, there's still the question of how many people would actually buy it.
Although the new Volkswagen Golf R will see a boost in horsepower and a number of other new features, the car is expected to be less expensive than the current model.
In addition to the typical regenerating braking systems common in electric vehicles, the paddle shifters on the new Cadillac ELR will provide the luxury EV with an additional source for storing energy.
Audi become the first car manufacture to have its LED lighting system certified as fuel-efficient five years after becoming the world’s first carmaker to feature full-LED headlights in 2008.
Although Porsche has not announced an official launch date for its four-cylinder engine, plans for equipping a Boxster and Cayman with the unit seem to be already in the works.