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The probe could lead to new regulations aimed at preventing China from using sophisticated technology in electric vehicles to track drivers and their personal information.

Over-the-air software updates, data collection and malware threats in new vehicles are important and underdeveloped areas of U.S. auto regulation.

Chinese firms are keeping them on life support

Renault's Luca de Meo believes China's EV threat is so dire a radical, Airbus Industrie plan is required. Some analysts like the idea but others see a cry for help.

When a new-fangled Chinese EV can go as fast as an Italian sports car, perhaps it's time traditional giants pay attention.

Mercedes-Benz on Thursday delayed its electrification goal by five years and assured investors it would keep sprucing up its combustion engine models, becoming the latest carmaker to flag a weaker-than-expected appetite for battery-powered cars.

The latest announcement reflects the Indonesian government’s desire to stay at the forefront of the region’s EV production race.

After three cancellations and a guest appearance in Qatar, the Geneva International Motor Show is back. But interest remains low.

Continental, based in Hanover, is the world's third-largest automotive supplier. The company is the latest German manufacturer to announce job cuts as the economy contends with weak growth.

Back in 1994, Porsche had the opportunity to make China’s ‘people’s car’ and turn its fortunes around. As history tells us, the C88 didn’t quite turn out how it hoped