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It was on this day in 1900 that Fiat opened its very first plant in the Corso Dante region of Turin.

An Alec Issigonis classic design, which pre-dated the Mini, is to return to UK roads, more than 60 years after it became a cult icon of the swinging sixties.

Britain’s heavyweight boxing champ, Anthony Joshua, may have met his match in the form of an ultra-personalised Range Rover.

It was on this day in 1935 that the 30 mph speed limit for built-up areas came into force in Britain.

The UK government has launched a new consultation to discuss plans for a blanket ban on cars parking on public footpaths.

While the global coronavirus crisis may be having a significant impact on the motor industry, there are some areas of growth still.

It was on this day in 1949 that the first car to carry the Porsche family name was introduced at the prestigious Geneva Auto Show - the Porsche 356.

More than 100 rapid EV charging hubs dedicated solely to electric vehicles are set to be launched at key locations across the UK later this year.

A police database which was designed for the public to upload dashcam footage of dangerous driving has led to 5,000 police actions since being set up in July 2018.

On this day in 1928, Britain's first permanently automated traffic lights system began operating in Leeds, following the successful trial of similar technology in Wolverhampton the previous year.