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Automotive in the world runs on consumer safety, regulation, manufacturing and the business of making and selling vehicles, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting spans developments for cars, trucks and motorcycles across the global market.


Buying/Selling

Live Poll

Do you think AI tools at car dealerships will benefit you as a buyer?

Buying/Selling

AutoSwift Secures A$10M Investment From X Star

Strategic backing from Singapore-based X Star Technology will support expansion of Australia's AI WINGMAN automotive AI platform.

AutoSwift Secures A$10M Investment From X Star

Performance Vehicles

Performance Vehicles

Lamborghini Resumes Middle East Deliveries Amid Profit Dip

The carmaker's regional sales recovered in September and October after a conflict halted deliveries earlier this year.

Lamborghini Resumes Middle East Deliveries Amid Profit Dip

Automotive — General

Automotive — General

Defender Launches Six New Atlas Exterior Colours

The Atlas range spans Defender models and specifications, with six new colours developed using a new Universal Paint Line in Nitra, Slovakia.


Car Types

Live Poll

Would you consider buying an electric car from a Chinese brand?

Car Types

Li Auto Signs Deals to Enter Six Asian Markets

The Chinese automaker has appointed distributors across Southeast Asia and Hong Kong as it expands abroad beyond its domestic market.

Li Auto Signs Deals to Enter Six Asian Markets

Motorcycles

Motorcycles

Honda Unveils 2027 CRF1150L Africa Twin

Honda's replacement for the CRF1100L brings a larger 1,131cc parallel twin, revised chassis and six riding modes.

Honda Unveils 2027 CRF1150L Africa Twin

More in Automotive

Regular subjects here include large-scale recalls, federal fuel economy standards, corporate plant operations and shifting consumer prices. Global reporting spans every region and institution involved in the design, assembly and sale of transport. Safety mandates often drive changes to vehicle architecture, impacting how manufacturers approach new designs. Supply chain constraints and the transition to alternative fuel technologies remain the two most common factors shifting the industry today.