Hummer to be reborn as Cybertruck-rivalling electric ‘supertruck’


The Hummer, an icon of automotive Americana, is to be reborn as an electric 'supertruck' with 350 miles of range.
Carmakers cease production as coronavirus soars and sales crash

Carmakers cease production as coronavirus spreads


Car production in Europe is grinding to a halt as manufacturers scramble to protect workers from the spread of Covid-19.
Top 5: Coolest futuristic cars

Five coolest futuristic cars


Fantastic, forward-thinking and more often than not massive flops, here are five of the coolest futuristic cars to ever appear on public roads.
Smartphone apps could soon replace car keys

Smartphone apps could soon replace car keys


The traditional car key could soon be phased out, as part of a new collaborative effort to replace them with mobile phone-based "digital keys".

GM to launch driverless car without steering wheel


The firsT mass-produced driverless car without a steering wheel will be made by General Motors, which says that it aims to have the vehicles on U
Vauxhall pensions to be cut by French owner PSA

Vauxhall pensions to be cut by French owner PSA


Vauxhall workers are likely to take a significant cut to their pensions before any decision about the long-term future of their jobs after the sa
Peugeot and Citroen owner confirms Vauxhall buyout

Peugeot and Citroën owner confirms Vauxhall buyout


After weeks of negotiations, the French owner of Peugeot and Citroen has confirmed it will take control of Opel/Vauxhall...
Peugeot rules out job losses at Vauxhall

Peugeot rules out job losses at Vauxhall


PSA Peugeot Citroën has promised to safeguard all existing job guarantees in its €2bn takeover of Opel Vauxhall.
Business secretary makes jobs pledge at Vauxhall's Ellesmere Port plant

Business secretary makes jobs pledge to Vauxhall


The business secretary pledged the government’s “unbounded commitment” to protecting jobs at Vauxhall yesterday
Vauxhall Corsa ‘fire risk’ claim

Vauxhall Corsa ‘fire risk’ claim


A Tory MP has called for Vauxhall to either recall models of its Corsa car or explain why there is nothing to fear after concerns were raised ove
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Test your knowledge: What car company's misjudged Super...


In 2007 one of American's giant car makers misjudged how far it could push things during the build-up to the Super Bowl
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A history of car industry cock-ups and cover-ups


The car industry is no stranger to scandal, but periodically one erupts that rises above the usual level of corporate misdemeanour
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Drivers forced to live with killer airbags in Takata...


Thousands of motorists are being forced to drive cars that have been recalled on safety grounds even though manufacturers admit there is a danger...