Mitsubishi Motors on the brink – Manipulated fuel consumption tests
Mitsubishi Motors finds itself in hot waters after revelations the company has been misrepresenting fuel consumption figures emerges in Japan.
Mitsubishi Motors finds itself in hot waters after revelations the company has been misrepresenting fuel consumption figures emerges in Japan.
Toyota Motor Corp. stayed the world’s top- selling automaker for the fourth straight year as Volkswagen AG fell back amid its emissions scandal.
Nissan plans to increase production from its Rosslyn facility as the Japanese carmaker seeks to capitalize on growing demand for new vehicles on the continent.
As the saying goes, when it rains it pours, which couldn’t be more true in the case of VW as new findings show irregularities in petrol powered vehicles.
VW’s diesel emissions scandal is a blessing for South Korea’s LG Chem Ltd., whose’s enjoying success selling batteries for electric vehicles.
Volkswagen AG surpassed Toyota Motor Corp. to become the biggest automaker by deliveries in the first half of the year.
Audi will spend R390bn to develop technology and expand production as it chases BMW for the top spot in luxury-car sales.
Enter the Prombron Black Shark, a bespoke luxury vehicle from Latvia’s Dartz Motorz Co that in addition to being armoured, offers a sharkskin-lined interior
BMW failed to match the pace of sales growth at Audi and Mercedes-Benz in the third quarter, as the world’s biggest maker of luxury vehicles battles to defend its lead.
It’s not since “Doc” Brown unveiled his DeLorean time machine that the average – and in the case of the DeLorean, rubbish – vehicle has contained so much electronic based technology. Along with such developments, cars have become the latest target for hackers – who would’ve thunk it? Anyway, computer security researchers have conducted tests … Read more