The re-engineered Frontier is a competitive offering in a truck segment bristling with activity. Based on brisk sales since its arrival in September, Nissan executives might be correct in predicting annual first full-year sales of 70,000 units.
Ford’s four new U.S. test tracks let Bronco enthusiasts (and potential buyers) experience off-roading to an extreme. The idea seems to be working: In the final three months of 2021, Ford sold 35,023 Broncos vs. 39,900 Jeep Wranglers.
If you like the taste of dust and enjoy traveling on roads you often can't see, Ford has just the place for you: the Bronco Off-Roadeo. In 2021, more than 11,000 Bronco dealers, owners, order holders and their guests visited Off-Roadeo locations...
Matt Jones, Ford's director of Global Technology and chairman and president of COVESA (formerly GENIVI), talks with GlobalAutoIndustry.com about connected car innovations, regulations and standards.
GM’s Hydrotec-based mobile and fixed power systems are designed to charge EVs, power worksites and data centers, support the military and even provide emergency power.
With battery-electrics such as the Ford F-150 Lightning coming this year, interest in EVs is bound to increase, says Jake Fisher, senior director of automotive testing for Consumer Reports.
The new joint venture, called Canopy, will combine ADT’s professional security monitoring and Ford’s video camera technology to protect Ford vehicles and, eventually, those of other automakers.
The Italian sportscar maker will set up a production facility at the iconic Nürburgring circuit in Germany. It has entered a joint venture with the automotive sports development company Capricorn Group.