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2019 Camaro Gets a New Face
4/9/2018General Motors Co. is giving the Chevrolet Camaro a midcycle update that includes an updated front-end and expanded availability of the track-focused 1LE performance package.
Trump Blasts “Stupid Trade” with China
4/9/2018President Donald Trump complains that continuing to tolerate China’s 25% tariff on cars from the U.S. would be “stupid trade.”
Uber Jumps into Bike Sharing
4/9/2018Earlier this week Uber Technologies acquired Jump Bikes, a New York City-based “dockless” bicycle rental company.
Jaguar on Pace for 4th SUV
4/9/2018Jaguar Land Rover Ltd.’s Jaguar unit plans to launch a midsize crossover/SUV in 2021.
Japan Targets Hydrogen Future
4/9/2018Japan is moving forward with plans to create a "hydrogen society" in which fuel cells will be used to power vehicles, homes and office buildings.
Regulators Suspend Grab-Uber Merger in Philippines
4/9/2018Antitrust regulators in the Philippines have ordered ride-hailing services Grab and Uber Technologies Inc. to suspend their plan to merge, pending a regulatory review.
California Moves Closer to Driverless Taxi Services
4/9/2018California’s public utilities commission has proposed regulations that would allow services to use driverless shuttles to pick up and deliver passengers.
Trucks Capture Two-Thirds of U.S. Market
4/9/2018Pickup trucks, SUV/crossovers and vans accounted for a record 67% of new passenger vehicles sold in the U.S. during the first quarter, up from 62% in the same period last year, according to Autodata Corp.
Germany Ponders Fund to Pay for Diesel Updates
4/9/2018The German government is studying a plan in which the country’s carmakers would contribute a combined €5 billion ($6.1 billion) to help pay for upgrades for emission control systems of older diesels, says Der Spiegel.
Trump Mulls Plan to Hit Imports with Special Emission Rules
4/6/2018The Trump administration is weighing a scheme that would impose tougher emission standards on imported vehicles as a way to make them more expensive and less competitive with domestic makes.