The coupe segment is declining all over the world, but Opel is trying to make a business case for the production version of the stunning GT concept. The company might team up with China's SAIC to develop a new RWD platform.
Volvo has announced its 90 Series models will use Microsoft's Skype for Business to improve in-car conferencing and productivity. This marks the first time an automaker has implanted the software in a vehicle.
Toyota has released two sporty-looking body kits for the new C-HR crossover in Japan. Recent rumors indicate the soft-roader will spawn a performance-oriented model inspired by the race-prepped, track-only model.
The Chevrolet Corvette may get a new engine radically different from anything used in the current car. Called "LT5," it may arrive in 2018, just in time for a major overhaul of the Corvette.
Taking a deep look at EV and charging network growth in the U.S., ChargePoint reports on the proliferation and number of EVs and charging stations as well as why and how EVs are used today.
Volkswagen diesel owners shouldn't strip parts off their cars before attempting to sell them back to VW, the judge overseeing the diesel emissions settlement said. There have already been reports of owners stripping cars.
