Author: Automotive News Feed

A fleet of autonomous taxis could roll onto the streets of London within three years, after one of city’s biggest private-hire taxi companies, Addison Lee, struck a deal with a maker of autonomous vehicle software.

A review of EU and U.S. trade ties could include a new tariff on cars, but an overhaul of their more than $1 trillion commercial relationship may be some way off.

Fiat Chrysler is selling its parts unit, Magneti Marelli, to KKR and Co.’s Calsonic Kansei in a 6.2 billion-euro ($7.1 billion) transaction, the two companies said.

Reviving a long-dormant auto brand is not as easy as it might look. Consider the case of Borgward.

Online customer reviews of dealership service departments are the farthest-reaching, longest-lasting form of word-of-mouth advertising.

For now, makers of heavy trucks and equipment are ahead of auto manufacturers in their use of 3D printing.

A look at the hourly rate for car repairs, and what U.S. consumers need repairing.

The ability to collect, analyze and use data from every customer interaction enables your dealership to maximize service revenue potential on several fronts.

Manufacturing analyst Sandy Munro questions the need for 10,000 employees at Tesla’s Fremont, Calif. plant.

Many new-vehicle dealers in the Carolinas are grateful that their biggest worry in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence #8212; aside from getting evacuated employees resettled and back on the job #8212; was having enough parts delivered to meet an…