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There is a setback with the timeline of the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 in the United States. Originally, the full-electric crossover was set to reach California and other zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) states by the…

Social media blunders aren't entirely new, especially in the automotive industry. But the latest one was from BMW, which happened this week. In light of the BMW iX flagship EV's launch, the Munich-based…

Peugeot has been spotted putting its final touches on the all-new 208 supermini before its imminent reveal at this year’s Geneva motor show. The French maker has been on a roll with its recent models, combining impressive dynamics,…

Soon after Harley-Davidson and Hero MotoCorp announced a new agreement for the Indian market, the former has written to its customers to assure them of continued support.  Service and parts support will continue Dealer network to be…

Around three million used Ford vehicles are sold each year – but only a third of those transactions were from a Ford dealer. That's according to Mark LaNeve, Ford's director of U.S. marketing, sales and…

It’s been a tough first year in Formula 2 (F2) for Jehan Daruvala. Even as his Carlin teammate and fellow Red Bull-backed driver Yuki Tsunoda has found himself fighting for the championship and is in the frame for an F1 move, the…

Daimler and Geely, parent companies of Mercedes-Benz and Volvo, announce a partnership to develop highly efficient powertrain systems for next-generation hybrid vehicle applications. According to the press…

The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 is a combination of two American icons in one package. The American manufacturer, for the first time in its off-roader’s 34-year history, has slotted its Hemi V8 engine into the Wrangler. 6.4-litre Hemi…

Tata Altroz, the Indian carmaker’s newest premium hatchback has caught the fancy of buyers with its attractive styling and value proposition. For a short while, it was the only offering in its class that was available with a petrol and…

Once upon a time, the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren was the king of the supercar world. When it debuted for 2003, its dramatic styling with a miles-long hood and F1-themed nose was second only to what was hidden…