Times are changing for the automotive industry. Britain’s youth are becoming increasingly committed to social media and online interaction, and as a result, cars are losing their appeal. As this shift in drivers’ priorities is fully realised, young Brits care little about how their car
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Honda has announced financial results for last year, and the figures show significant growth from fiscal year 2012 to 2013. Overall operating income increased 135.5 per cent since FY12 (April 2011 to May 2012), thanks to an up-jump in auto sales in North America, Asia
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Despite a difficult market environment, Volkswagen’s revenue has remained steady throughout the first quarter of 2013. Sales of £39.6 million signified stability for the German car maker, despite unfavourable forecasts for the automotive industry. Chairman of the board of management, Dr Martin Winterkorn, said: “As
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Hydrogen fuel cell technology, considered by many as the future of green cars, are receiving a huge advancement thanks to ACAL Energy. The Cheshire-based energy company claims to have created a hydrogen fuel cell that costs the same as a diesel or four-cylinder petrol engine
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The UK’s first virtual motor show will appear on the Telegraph’s website on April 29th, featuring Kia, Vauxhall, Volvo, Audi, Alfa Romeo, and Goodwood. Participating manufacturers will appear at the event via a virtual hub. The groundbreaking event will offer a unique experience for consumers
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It’s no secret, the UK is a nation of hatchback drivers, but now, the popular model is about to get a shake-up as the new Peugeot 208 GTi arrives on the scene. Peugeot expects to sell between 1,500 and 2,000 208 GTis just this year.
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