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It was on this day in 2009 that India’s Tata Motors launched the vehicle which was supposed to herald a revolution of ultra-affordable cars for the masses - the Tata Nano.

It was on this day in 1901 that the Chicago Auto Show - arguably the most prestigious annual car show in the world - was first staged.

A new security rating has been introduced by one of the UK’s main motoring research centres, with the aim of highlighting the best and worst of security systems in cars.

Following the announcement that Volvo will add speed limiters to all future models, the company’s chiefs have said that the company has received positive feedback.

It was on this day in 2002 that car production ceased at Luton’s famous Vauxhall plant after 97 years.

As part of its vision for the future of zero fatalities in Volvo cars, the Swedish car manufacturer has announced new technologies which will stop cars being driven when intoxicated.

The hard-hit UK motor industry has received a boost after Toyota announced a collaboration with Suzuki which will see the build of a hybrid model at the company’s UK plant.

On this day in 2001 South Korean entrepreneur Chung Ju-yung - founder of Hyundai - passed away at the age of 85.

Do you know the speed limit on a single carriageway road? Is it 70mph, 50mph? If you don’t know then surprisingly you are in the majority as new research reveals thousands of drivers don’t know the national speed limits.

A new study of government crash data from 2016 has revealed which cars are most likely to be involved in a crash, and there are some puzzling models at the top of the list.