Evidence has suggested that Volkswagen has been fitting its vehicles with emissions-test cheating devices. What could this mean for the automotive industry?
31 Oct
30 Oct
More than a concept: Driverless shuttles hit the road in Europe
Autonomous vehicle technology is coming on in leaps and bounds, with the first driverless shuttle set to hit public roads in Europe.
30 Oct
Is fuel economy a burden for fleet managers?
More fuel efficient vehicles can save businesses money in the long term, but replacing a raft of cars, vans and trucks at once just isn’t cost effective.
30 Oct
Could the next generation fleet vehicle be a transformer?
A truly adaptable, transforming car could soon be a real prospect, thanks to innovative technology being developed by Mercedes-Benz.
30 Oct
New innovation allows for ‘invisible’ trailers
Anyone who has towed a trailer will be well aware of the blind spots that are presented, but an innovation from Land Rover could be set to remove them.
30 Oct
Tech flaws: Are autonomous cars still only a pipe dream?
Autonomous vehicles have been touted as the way of the future. So, what issues are stopping them from entering the mainstream?
30 Oct
Is in-vehicle technology really that important?
In-vehicle entertainment systems are growing more encompassing and complex, but are drivers really using them when behind the wheel?
07 Oct
The oldest and the best: Is Toyota still leading the hybrid vehicle charge?
Long live the king: Can Toyota continue to dominate the world of hybrid vehicles with the release of the latest, more drivable and easy to use Prius?
07 Oct
Government makes going green a priority
Cutting emissions may not be a priority ahead of profits for vehicle manufacturers, but can a raft of new legislation change that?
26 Sep
Is Apple about to change the world, again?
Apple looks set to launch a driverless, electric vehicle by the end of the decade. Will it be as revolutionary as the company’s other products?
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