Autoline Daily

Toyota Reveals Futuristic Concepts, Daimler Splits Into Three Companies, Honda Gets L for Effort

Japanese Growing CUV Dominance in U.S.

In calendar 2012, General Motors, Ford and Chrysler accounted for 11 of the top 15 best-selling light trucks in the U.S. Through 2017’s first three quarters, the Detroit brands occupied nine of the top 15 slots.

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Kia Hires PSA Veteran to Lead China Design Team

Son, who has 30 years’ experience in the field, is expected to establish customized design-development processes for the Chinese market based on his experience as design head at PSA China.

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Second Car Can Slash Fuel Savings, Researchers Say

A couple or family may drive a “gas-sipper” for most day-to-day tasks but also own a bigger “gas-guzzler” for taking road trips or ski trips, or going to the hardware store or other places where more space and power may be useful, the researchers found.

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Safety Groups Urge U.K. Motorists to Insist on AEB

Thatcham Research CEO Peter Shaw says there’s an urgent need to change the consumer and fleet mindset around car safety, especially when autonomous emergency braking can cost as little as £200 ($269).

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