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American Honda Invests $85-m for More MDXes
The greatest success that Acura has in the market is its MDX sport utility vehicle.
Art of the Bike: Yamaha VMAX Carbon
Oftentimes, there is but a fanciful relationship between the name of a vehicle and the reality on the ground.
Ricardo Partners to Bring Aerospace Composites to Autos
Ricardo plc and Albany International Corp.'s Albany Engineering Composites division are partnering to bring advanced three-dimensional aerospace composites to the auto industry.
Steelmaker Touts Aluminum-Steel Welding System
Aluminum and steel can be welded together, but the process is complex and costly, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Developing the Cadillac ATS-V
This is the 2016 Cadillac ATS-V sedan: The model, not yet on the streets yet (it is coming a bit later this year), also comes as a coupe: The ATS-V, explains Tony Roma, chief engineer of the vehicle (as well as for the CTS-V, the bigger brethren of the ATS-V), is a luxury sedan that can be driven on a daily basis in a comfortable manner. . .or it can go like a bat out of you-know-where on a track, as it offers a 0 to 60 mph time of 3.9 seconds, and it can hit 200 mph.
Mercedes Assembly to Begin in Brazil Next Year
Daimler AG is erecting a factory in Iracemapolis, Brazil, that will begin assembling as many as 20,000 Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedans and GLA crossovers per year in 2016.
France EV Incentives Target Diesel Owners
In April France will begin offering diesel owners as much as €10,000 to replace their cars with electric vehicles.
Ford Expands Advanced Mobility Partnerships in Europe
Ford Motor Co. has launched new research partnerships with two European organizations to pursue new approaches to personal mobility and autonomous vehicles.
Automatic for the Exige
With all the talk of supercars like the Ford GT and the Acura NSX, the Lotus Exige S, which was introduced in November 2013, seems to have been lost in the shuffle.
Uber Partners with Carnegie Mellon on Self-Driving Cars
Ride-share provider Uber Technologies Inc. is setting up an advanced technologies center in Pittsburgh and says it will work closely with Carnegie Mellon University there to develop mapping, vehicle safety and autonomous technologies.