Audi puts planned Formula One entry under review, report says
Audi announced last year that it would enter Formula One with one of the sport’s existing teams and using a new power unit to be built in Germany.
Israeli auto technology firms' wartime strategy: Deal with it
With Israel embroiled in its biggest war in 50 years, the country’s automotive tech community is dealing with employees called into military service and business timelines that still need to be met.
Honda revives popular Prelude coupe as sporty hybrid for electrification age
Honda said it is considering a U.S. launch for its reborn Prelude coupe, which was just unveiled as a concept gasoline-electric hybrid at the Japan Mobility Show some two decades after being discontinued.
Mobility leaders launch SkillFusion to train EV charger techs
The platform is designed for both licensed electricians and technicians as a skill enhancement program.
Toyota names Tripp to top marketing role, replacing Materazzo
Michael Tripp, who most recently was vice president of vehicle marketing and communications, has been promoted to group vice president of Toyota division marketing.