A Cambridge-inspired ‘road train’ concept requiring only the lead driver in a convoy of vehicles to take the wheel while following drivers chill out has successfully completed the first test demonstrations.

A new electric vehicle charging point at Harwich International Port was officially plugged in by the local Mayor – becoming the first port to be included in the Source East Electric Vehicle Recharging Network.

Chips from ARM Holdings in Cambridge are helping to drive a digital revolution for global carmaker Audi.

They have a saying in India that the British Empire is coming back - only the headquarters will be in New Delhi this time.

Those designing electric vehicles have much in common, whether they are hybrid or pure electric, on-road, off-road, on-water, underwater or in the sky. That is true for unmanned and manned vehicles.

Norfolk carmaker Group Lotus has unveiled a £1/2 billion blueprint to turn the business into a world leading sports car producer and engineering hothouse.

Group Lotus is believed to have secured a £10 million loan from the UK government to help underpin a major restructuring strategy.

Bentley Motors UK will unveil its new Continental GTC to mark the launch of the company’s newest dealership in Cambridge.

A new deal has been forged between BMW, IBS and Ubisense, extending the deployment of a real-time Location Identification System (LIS) across the global vehicle manufacturer’s production facilities.

An East of England accountancy practice is helping to drive the growth of an exciting new UK motor marque set to take the automotive world by storm.

Cassette tapes that once revolutionised in-car audio entertainment were driven out of the dashboard by the compact disc revolution.

Group Lotus in Norfolk UK has made a fresh bid for government funding to underpin future production at its Hethel plant.

Nissan’s decision to build its Qashqai model in Britain will have spin-off benefits for its nervecentre in Bedfordshire, according to the CBI.

Elms Cambridge opens the doors to an iconic £8.5 million dealership on Monday (June 6) at Cambourne.

A 'pedestrian-friendly' car bonnet design that could reduce fatalities and serious injuries in car accidents is being jointly developed in an industry-academia collaboration.

An independent Bury St Edmunds company has reason to celebrate after marking almost 10 successful years in business with a move to new bespoke premises.