Recent Articles Published by Autocar Professional Bureau
Made in America: Japanese car-making in the USA

By Autocar UK calendar09 Nov 2017

Japanese car firms have been in America for a long time - and making cars too.

EU sets target of 30% reduction in vehicle CO2 emissions by 2030

By Jimi Beckwith, Autocar UK calendar09 Nov 2017

A fall of 30 percent in CO2 output for cars and vans is planned for between 2021 and 2030; the 2021 target is 95g/km a...

All five-star ratings in latest Euro NCAP test batch

By Jimi Beckwith, Autocar UK calendar09 Nov 2017

Citroën, Seat, Skoda, Mitsubishi, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Volvo all score big wins in an SUV-dominated batch

Lambretta returns with 3 new scooters at EICMA

By Ruman Devmane, Autocar India calendar08 Nov 2017

Iconic scooter brand Lambretta, owned by Switzerland-based consortium Innocenti S.A., had made a comeback. The V50 Spe...

BorgWarner combines two VTG turbos for new R2S system

By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar08 Nov 2017

While R2S provides almost instant acceleration and optimum power output for a fun-to-drive experience, it also iImprov...

Lanxess’ Tepex helps German carmaker reduce car engine undertray weight

By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar07 Nov 2017

The company’s continuous-fibre-reinforced thermoplastic composite Tepex dynalite when combined with a DLFT mass create...

Lamborghini Terzo Millennio concept revealed

By Jimi Beckwith, Autocar UK calendar07 Nov 2017

In-wheel motors, cutting-edge materials and sharp design signal Lamborghini’s direction for the future.

Ford CEO Jim Hackett: “We need smart vehicles for a smart world”

By Steve Cropley, Autocar UK calendar06 Nov 2017

We hear from the man that has been calling the shots at Ford for five months and has strong views on where the company...

Koenigsegg breaks production car speed record

By Jimi Beckwith, Autocar UK calendar06 Nov 2017

A two-way average of 277.9mph makes the Koenigsegg Agera RS the fastest production car yet

Eon to add 10,000 EV charging points across Europe by 2020

By Rachel Burgess, Autocar UK calendar06 Nov 2017

This comes shortly after BMW, Daimler, VW Group and Ford announced their plans to add just 400 ultra-fast chargers