A self-driving electric shuttle took to public roads in the Netherlands Thursday to begin the first of its trials. more
Toyota has closed out 2015 with a bang, remaining the world’s top-selling carmaker for the fourth year in a row. more
Elon Musk believes that the electric car industry will continue to "suffer" as long as oil prices continue to decline. more
Federal regulators have confirmed the 10th death connected to Takata’s faulty airbags. more
Steve Zadesky, the head of Apple's secret electric car project, is reportedly leaving the company for person reasons. more
The first and only Aston Martin DB10, which was featured in the latest James Bond film "Spectre," will go up for auction on Feb. 18 in London and is expected to sell for at least $1.4 million. more
Ferrari is looking to open its new theme park, called Ferrari Land, in early 2017. more
Jaguar Land Rover has achieved a first in its history by becoming the largest automaker in Britain. more
Tesla Motors is suing a German auto parts maker for misrepresenting its ability to design and build the Model X’s signature “falcon wing” doors, which caused delays for the electric crossover. more
Mercedes-Benz has revealed that it plans on surpassing the 60 mile range with its next generation plug-in hybrids more
A team of engineers in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, have created a prototype for a motorbike that will be sure to attract fans of classic James Bond films, as it can transform into a jet ski, and it can do it in only five seconds. more
Germany appears to be focusing more on having drivers go green, as the country’s Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel wants to spend 2 billion euros ($2.17 billion) on encouraging more people to buy electric cars. more
Uber appears to be gaining a lot of interest in China, with the ride-sharing service announcing Wednesday that it received almost $2 billion from Chinese investors to expand its business. more
Tesla Motors is winning over the hearts of vegans with its “Ultra White” interior option for its new Model X SUV. more
Anonymous has hacked two of Nissan’s websites in Japan as part of its protest against Japan’s continued killing of dolphins and whales. more
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