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Volkswagen employs 100 sheep at its Poland solar farm: Here's what they do
Volkswagen deploys 100 sheep at its Poland solar farm to study how farming and clean energy can coexist.

Mercedes-Benz India is weighing E25 readiness, plug-in hybrids and another price hike, says India MD Santosh Iyer
Mercedes-Benz India will wait for clarity on the government's proposed E25 fuel policy before deciding whether future models will be engineered for higher ethanol blends, says Managing Director Santosh Iyer

Waymo Robotaxis run out of charge, require towing during San Francisco's July 4 gridlock
Waymo robotaxis were disrupted by heavy Fourth of July traffic in San Francisco, leaving several vehicles stranded or towed.

Tesla expands Robotaxi service to Miami, marking its first rollout beyond Texas
Tesla has expanded its Robotaxi service to Miami even as regulatory hurdles and fresh scrutiny over its Full Self-Driving safety claims continue to mount.

How Delhi's EV policy puts petrol motorcycles on notice
From April 2028, new petrol motorcycle registrations will stop in the Capital, marking India's boldest push toward electric mobility while raising questions over consumer choice, infrastructure and what other states may do next.

Ford turns to human engineers after AI fell short, recruits 350 professionals
Ford has acknowledged that relying too heavily on AI without retaining experienced engineers hurt its vehicle development process. The automaker has since brought back hundreds of engineers, strengthened quality checks and revamped its AI systems, highlighting the continuing importance of human expertise even as companies accelerate AI adoption.

Royal Enfield Motowave X2 Review: Affordable communicator built for the long haul
Royal Enfield's Motowave X2 offers dependable Bluetooth communication, long battery life, and practical features to be your long ride bluetooth companion.

Volkswagen shake-up: 100,000 jobs on the chopping block as Audi, Porsche maker eyes shuttering factories
Volkswagen is reportedly considering one of the most far-reaching restructurings in its history, with plans that could double previously announced job cuts and shut multiple German factories. The proposed overhaul reflects mounting pressure on Europe's largest carmaker as it battles rising costs, weaker demand and intensifying global competition.

Tesla faces lawsuit over deadly Texas crash allegedly involving autopilot
Tesla Faces Wrongful Death Lawsuit After Fatal Texas Crash Allegedly Involving Autopilot-Enabled Model 3.

Chinese EV makers are shut out of India - but their tech isn't
New Delhi has largely blocked Chinese companies from entering the market since 2020 and now Beijing is clamping down on the export of its tech know-how. Yet ties between the two countries' carmaking industry are only growing.

India-Made Renault Duster goes global, first 750 units head to South Africa
Renault begins global rollout of India-made Duster, targeting 2 billion euros in export revenue by 2030

India-EU FTA: Which luxury cars are likely to get cheaper?
From Ferrari and McLaren to Mercedes-AMG and Porsche, Europe's most desirable performance cars stand to gain from a dramatic reduction in India's import tariffs.

The rise of motorcycle middleweights: What's driving global growth in the segment?
From Royal Enfield's global rise to Bajaj's KTM ambitions, India's motorcycle industry is driving the worldwide shift towards middleweight motorcycles. Here's why the segment is booming.

Tata teases Sierra EV with a Harrier EV-derived upgrade — Here's what's coming
Tata teases the Sierra EV ahead of its June 30 debut, revealing an AWD setup, premium cabin tech, and a retro-inspired design






