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FRANKFURT—European auto makers have plowed tens of billions of dollars into developing electric cars and hybrids to comply with stricter restrictions on tailpipe emissions. Now they face the challenge of selling those vehicles. Volkswagen AG , Porsche and Daimler AG ’s Mercedes-Benz all unveiled electric models at
I have a love-hate relationship with international motor shows such as this week’s extravaganza in Frankfurt. On the one hand, if you like cars, if you have a single drop of petrol in your veins, it’s impossible not to be
The electric future is on full, ambitious display — at least, from a few brands The 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show presented a mixed bag this year. Auto-makers facing major trade headwinds are attempting to hedge against Brexit and steeling themselves
Auto shows inject new life into the spirits of car enthusiasts, even if traditional auto shows are a dying breed. When the doors to the 2019 Frankfurt motor show open September 12, showgoers will see everything from hybrid super cars
As Frankfurt once again prepares to welcome car-makers and -lovers to what is the largest automotive gathering in the world, the Frankfurt Motor Show, or IAA, organizers are paying extra attention to security. With environmental activists looking to gather people
Security is very concerned about European environmentalists causing an unwelcome stir at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show on September 12, after a badass-sounding group called “Rocks in the Gearbox” claimed responsibility for vandalizing a few dozen cars and threatened to
Seattle — Somewhere between Spotify crashing and Alexa failing to locate his favorite sushi place, Rafael Rivera decided he was dealing with an unfinished product. The software developer’s rectangular Echo Auto, perched on the dashboard of his 2005 Mini Cooper,
For classic car fans, there’s only one place to be this week: California’s Monterey Peninsula, where more than a dozen events offer a chance to see, and even purchase, some of the world’s most desirable antique automobiles. The premier event
Hart Plaza, Crown Plaza and nearly two million square feet of downtown Detroit will be taken over by the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) next June. It was a decision made last year, but a recent map unveiled by