Renault’s newly appointed CEO, François Provost, has moved to silence the rumours regarding Alpine once and for all.

By leveraging China’s abundant engineering talent and a mature NEV supply chain, Renault is slashing costs and accelerating time to market—critical to staying competitive in global electric vehicle ...

S&P Global has revised its credit outlook for luxury goods group Kering S.A. to negative from stable, the ratings agency said ...

Your latest dose of F1 news has landed, with Franco Colapinto suffering an incident during Pirelli tyre testing in Hungary.

Sauber’s Swiss location has long been seen as a weakness, but team boss Jonathan Wheatley explains how new owner Audi will ...

Nobody else seems willing or able to design, spec, build and sell real-world, value-for-money cars quite like ...

Multinational companies (MNCs) are interested in building a substantial business in a growing India. This was not so some ...

TOKYO/STOCKHOLM, August 7 (Reuters) - Donald Trump is right that Japan and Europe buy few American-made cars - but it has ...

However, despite continuing claims that Alpine all but has a 'for sale' sign above its door, newly appointed Renault CEO, ...

The UK Government has announced that 13 new electric vehicles will be eligible for the Electric Car Grant scheme, which ...

Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV), a subsidiary of Tata Motors, is returning to South Africa after its 2019 exit, and is ...

Ex F1 stars Felipe Massa and Kevin Magnussen have joined tennis legend Novak Djokovic in the financial takeover of Le Mans FC. Former Ferrari star Massa fell short of championship success during his ...