The Department for Transport has announced that driverless cars will be tested on UK roads by the end of this year. But what are the implications for motorists and those in the auto trade?
How franchised dealers can turn online reviews into a positive for business.
Nissan Micra customers can now access their owner manual on their smartphone through a new app.
Dealers must treat their data systems as a critical asset
Franchised dealer group Skurrays has launched a series of bespoke websites created by automotive specialist Responsive Digital.
McLaren is developing windscreen technology to replace windscreen wipers on its new models.
Looking ahead to the Geneva Motor Show in March, Rinspeed has released pictures of its new XchangE concept vehicle.
Renault is working with Orange to develop high speed 4G internet connectivity in its future models.
Professor Jim Saker's view from the business school: What Karl Marx and technology can teach us about customer feedback
Business Secretary Vince Cable has announced a £75m fund to speed up the development of green engine technologies.
The modern dealer needs to transform into an internet car retailer in every sense if they want to succeed in a digital age where consumers are powered with more information than ever, according to Deltapoint’s Tim Marriott.
Half of Britain's motorists have no idea how much their vehicle depreciates by each month, according to a new report by CAP Automotive.
Euro NCAP has released test data on the new rear-end crash avoidance systems, which will feature in its rating scheme from January 2014.
Volvo has taken part in a wireless electric vehicle charging research project which can fully charge its Volvo C30 Electric in 2.5 hours.
The BMW i3 must be the most eagerly awaited electric car since the Nissan Leaf was introduced in 2011.
Car dealers deter potential customers by taking too long to answer digital queries or ignoring them completely.
Most UK companies have no social media strategy, sports marketing specialist Josh Robinson told members of the AM Executive Breakfast Club at its latest meeting at Simpson’s-in-the-Strand, London,
Automotive experts believe advances in technology such as voice activation and diagnostics will enhance the relationships between cars, customers and dealers
DMS provider Ebbon-Dacs has announced a number of key appointments as it launches several new products.
Business consulting company Frost and Sullivan believe cars will be the third most connected device behind smartphones and tablets as connectivity and automated technology continues to dictate future car development.
