Kia debuted two new hybrid versions of the Optima sedan at the Chicago Auto Show last week as the company focuses on improving fuel economy by 25 percent across its product line by 2020. more
General Motors has recalled about 200,000 Saab 9-3, Saab 9-5 and Saturn Astra models that are equipped with Takata's faulty airbags. more
Radio Flyer is treating kids with a version of Tesla's popular Model S made just for them, and shipping will begin in May. more
American Airlines and Uber are now working together to give passengers an option for a ride home from the airport. more
General Motors announced Thursday that Opel, its European division, will begin building the Ampera-e, an affordable electric car, in 2017. more
Toyota has issued a recall for 26,000 Scion FR-S models in order to fix a problem with the automatic transmission key interlock. more
Tesla announced Wednesday that it will treat fans next month with the unveiling of the Model 3 electric sedan and that it will go on sale in “late 2017.” more
Google is now advertising dozens of jobs centering on manufacturing and marketing in order to expand the hiring process for its self-driving car project. more
Takata’s airbag crisis doesn’t seem to be ending anytime soon, as Volkswagen, Audi and BMW announced Wednesday that they will recall nearly 1.7 million vehicles in the U.S. equipped with the company’s inflators. more
Ford has responded to the growing popularity of sports-utility vehicles and crossovers, announcing Thursday that it will debut four new SUVs over the next four years. more
Toyota announced Thursday that it will start making its next generation hybrid engines this year in a venture that will be backed by a £7 million investment. more
General Motors' global powertrain chief, Dan Nicholson, revealed recently that the Detroit-based automaker is willing to supply the gasoline-electric powertrain used in the second-generation Chevrolet Volt to other companies. more
Google just won big with its self-driving car project, as the U.S. National Highway Transportation Safety Administration has ruled that the vehicle’s artificial intelligence could be considered the driver under federal law. more
A Russian mechanic has designed a “mini monster truck” aimed at helping workers deal with the harshest environments. more
Google is apparently looking to take its self-driving car project even further with the option of wirelessly charging. more
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