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Nissan Turns a New LEAF
How the all-electric LEAF vehicle by Nissan became the world's best-selling electric car.
Tesla Stock Zooms After CEO Predicts Profit
Shares of Tesla Motors shot up Monday after the automaker surpassed its own sales expectations of its Model S luxury sedan, and Wall Street analysts expected even more good news Tuesday.
Spyker's B6 Venator Designed to Take Off
For the last few years, Spyker's cars have been overshadowed by the automaker's struggle to revive the now-bankrupt Saab brand, but exotic cars are again at the forefront with the debut at the Geneva Motor Show this week of the B6 Venator concept.
Performance Version of Ford Fiesta Coming to Chicago Auto Show
The 2014 Fiesta ST is a global vehicle. Ford announced it is introducing a new OlsbergsMSE-built Fiesta ST GRC (global rallycross) race car based on the production car.
'68 Corvette with Owens Corning Fiberglas Connection to Be Auctioned
The story of the car, which racked up an impressive win list including two class victories at the 24 Hours of Daytona, dates to when Toledo's Owens Corning (then known as Owens Corning Fiberglas) looked for a way to grow its presence as an automotive-parts supplier
Microsoft Signs exFAT Licensing Agreement with BMW
BMW will utilize exFAT technology to enhance the digital entertainment offerings in its line of automobiles.
Honeywell Embraces EU MAC Effort to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The European Union's Mobile Air Conditioning (MAC) Directive is aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by requiring use of automotive refrigerants with significantly lower global warming impact.
Smartphones Fueling Smarter Cars, Safer Drivers
General Motors and Ford Motor Co. both unveiled new music, news and points-of-interest applications that will be available in upcoming GM vehicles equipped with MyLink and immediately in Ford cars with Sync AppLink.
Ford, GM Compete for App Developers
GM and Ford are following a path blazed by Apple, which allows independent software developers to create apps for its iPhones and iPads.
Automotive R&D Born at BMW Factory
Every major car manufacturer has followed BMW in setting up their own research-and-development offices in the heart of Silicon Valley to soak up ideas and partner with big and small tech companies to develop innovations that will make driving safer or just more fun.
Mitsubishi Motors to Launch Clean Diesel Minivan Next Month
Mitsubishi Motors Corp. said Wednesday it will start sales in Japan of the Delica D:5 minivan with a clean diesel engine on Jan. 11, 2013.
Honda Shows Off Small Crossover Concept
Honda released a sketch today of a concept of a small crossover that would slot in below the CR-V in the automaker's lineup.
Chevy Spark to Offer Siri, Fast Recharging
Chevrolet is offering a way to recharge the new electric Spark in 20 minutes and a passenger who is always there: Apple's Siri virtual assistant.
Honda Sport Hybrid Gets Upgrades for 2013
The 2013 Honda CR-Z glides out onto the highway with a host of powertrain, styling and feature upgrades.
CODA Puts a Free Fueling Station in Customers' Garages
CODA Automotive is offering California residents who buy a new 2012 CODA electric vehicle a complimentary home GE WattStation Wall-Mount Level 2 EV charger, plus a home assessment and installation of the charger conducted by Mr. Electric.
