Testing

Over three days, a soaked dummy bottom sits and fidgets 7,500 times.

It's the first facility — or major investment — of its kind for the automaker.

The facility is on the site of a former World War II bomber plant opened by Ford and later operated by GM.

Michigan raises another $15 million for its self-driving testing plant in Ypsilanti, while automakers push California regulators to ease autonomous testing regulations.

The US Department of Energy chooses the 10 sites, including two in California and others in Michigan, Iowa and Pennsylvania, where testing of autonomous vehicles can take place.

European Union arm tests Audi's A3 diesels and finds double the legal limit of nitrogen oxides were emitted.

Facelift will make the regular Aventador look like the SV.

Prototypes' tires hint towards an upcoming wide-body model.

Going double the speed limit results in a hefty ticket and a court date.

Is it us or are there some strange noises coming from the prototype?

Michigan senate unanimously approves unrestricted use of autonomous vehicles.

The methods used to achieve these numbers make them useless as a real-world comparison tool.

More than half of the diesel models that Germany has retested had higher-than-expected CO2 levels.

Incorporating autonomy into EPA driving cycles could influence how automakers program their cars.

Jaguar shows us how it has tested the upcoming new F-Pace crossover in extreme climates, before it makes its debut in Frankfurt and commences production in Solihull, UK.

Buick is doing its best to guarantee the new Cascada convertible is completely free of leaks in its fabric roof.

Chevy didn't take the easy route when it came to developing the upcoming all-new Malibu, and has given us a sneak peek at the new sedan ahead of its New York debut next month with this video shot during its development.

When a GM engineer investigated his daughter's wet diaper, he discovered a material that makes for a great imitation of snow all year long. Now, the company is using the stuff to test the heaters on its vehicles to make them perform even better in the future.

Aston Martin has been on a long road towards reviving the Lagonda name. The last Lagonda – that famously wedgy sedan – ended production in 1990. The name came back on a crossover concept in 2009, but for better or worse, never reached production. Then about a month ago, Aston teased a new sup

Detroit Electric is still on board to produce the Lotus Exige-based SP:01 electric sports car, which has been John Beltz Snyder