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Nissan licenses energy-efficient engine technology to Germany’s Heller

autherAutocar Professional Bureau     calendar14 Sep 2017

NMRP spray-coated cylinder bore technology to help carmakers mass-produce highly efficient engines.

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Honda Jazz facelift arrives with new 1.5-litre petrol

By Sam Sheehan, Autocar UK calendar13 Sep 2017

Updated hatch gets visual updates along with an enlarged engine line-up.

2018 Suzuki Swift Sport debuts at Frankfurt

By Autocar Pro News Desk calendar13 Sep 2017

Third-gen Swift Sport gets a 1.4-litre turbo-petrol mill for the first time in the model’s history.

VW Group brands to offer electrified version of every model by 2030

By Rachel Burgess, Autocar UK calendar12 Sep 2017

Group chairman Matthias Muller pledges firm will 'lead the way into the future' with 80 new electrified models due by ...

Honda confirms Urban EV concept will make it to production in 2019

By Rachel Burgess, Autocar UK calendar12 Sep 2017

Honda's first EV for the European market is a retro-styled city car that's shorter than the Honda Jazz.

Bugatti Chiron sets 0-400kph-0 record

autherAutocar Professional Bureau calendar12 Sep 2017

Chiron accelerated to, then braked from, 249mph in a whisker under 42 seconds.

1000bhp Mercedes-AMG Project One hypercar fully shown

By Greg Kable, Autocar UK calendar12 Sep 2017

F1-based powertrain to propel two-seater to 124mph in 6.0sec and beyond 218mph.

Autonomous VW Golf-based performance car can give track tuition

By Jim Holder, Autocar UK calendar12 Sep 2017

Volkswagen has a secret prototype performance car, which can give track tuition to drivers unfamiliar with learned cir...

Audi Aicon and Elaine models show latest autonomous tech

By Greg Kable, Autocar UK calendar12 Sep 2017

The two electric concepts demonstrate how artificial intelligence in cars will develop to offer a lounge-like space fo...

Volkswagen Group targets self-driving cars on public roads by 2021

By Jim Holder, Autocar UK calendar12 Sep 2017

Firm warns European countries they risk falling behind if they don't push forward new rules for autonomous machines