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Ford Ranger set for production in Detroit from July 10.

General Motors has announced it will spend $US854 million ($AU1.22 billion) to develop and build its next-generation V8 engines in the US.

The Queensland Government claims it is the first jurisdiction in the world to embed speed cameras into school zone signs, launching a two-year trial this week.

Hyundai Australia has recalled a total of 8466 vehicles for a gearbox fault that can cause a loss of power.

A survey of Kia’s SUV customers in the US has revealed pricing and specifications for the upcoming EV9 electric SUV, ahead of expected Australian arrivals early next year.

This Maserati Merak's €15,000 ($AU23,200) price tag might be tempting but it requires even more money and time to be restored to its former glory.

BMW is taking the next step towards solid-state batteries, with a development partnership with startup, SolidPower.

The London Electric Vehicle Company – now owned by Chinese giant Geely – could have a full range of electric vehicles on the road inside five years.

Bidding for this one-of-800 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster has already surpassed its 2020 price of $1.04 million.

An upcoming design update for the BMW X5 has leaked online, showing off the SUV’s facelifted exterior ahead of its debut next year.