Author: Automotive News Feed

Automakers criticized a 35% CO2 emissions reduction target for new-car fleets in Europe, saying the goal could hit the industry’s competitiveness.

Automakers reacted cautiously to a less stringent CO2 emissions target for new-car fleets in Europe but said the goal could still hit the industry’s competitiveness.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is taking exception to Tesla’s characterization of the agency’s safety ratings.

Dealers secure cars, close doors ahead of Hurricane Michael; NADA chair’s beef with mobility, tech forecasts; Lyft hires ex-U.S. transportation boss Foxx; Flex-N-Gate’s Ranger role.

Wes Lutz, chairman of the NADA, cautioned the auto industry — and the press that covers it — to take the prognostications of how primary transportation models will change with a grain of salt.

La detención parcial de labores tendrá una duración de tres semanas y aplica directamente a la producción en su segmento KS1 dedicado a la fabricación del modelo Jetta.

La detención parcial de labores tendrá una duración de tres semanas y aplica directamente a la producción en su segmento KS1 dedicado a la fabricación del modelo Jetta.

Dealers in the Florida Panhandle on Tuesday were preparing for Hurricane Michael, which was barreling through the Gulf of Mexico as a Category 2 storm.

When is comes to engineering and performance, Ford is convinced its first crossover to wear the ST badge stacks up favorably to luxury entries from Mercedes, Maserati and Porsche.

The U.S. government on Oct. 7, 2003, began a new test to assess light vehicles for rollover risk, focusing particularly on SUVs that are more prone than cars to overturn.