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Toyoda Gosei, which produces parts for Toyota, Nissan, Renault and Honda, wants to leave the UK.

The Emira will be the carmaker's last conventionally powered model, as it prepares for an all-electric future.

In the next 10 years millions of old electric car batteries will need to be recycled or discarded.

The cancellation comes just three months before the Tokyo Olympics is due to go ahead.

Britain's biggest carmaker to suspend output at two factories because of global semiconductor shortage.

The average cost of car insurance has fallen by £87 in 12 months, according to new data.

One victim was found in the front passenger seat and the other was in the back after the accident in Texas.

Figures from the automotive industry paid tribute to Richard Parry-Jones who died near his home in Wales.

A manufacturing firm is considering shutting a Welsh site due to impact of Brexit and Covid.

Trucking is a big employer but autonomous trucks are on the horizon - are they a threat?

TSMC is the world's largest advanced semiconductor producer and counts Apple as its key client.

The Chinese-owned carmaker will offer its generous parental leave scheme to 40,000 employees globally.

The carmaker will not change its name to "Voltswagen" in the US despite earlier saying it would.

About 600 people were made redundant when a car parts firm went into administration last year.

The car, which became synonymous with a certain type of British motorist, will be phased out next year.

The Renesas fire is set to make it even more difficult for car-makers to buy the chips they need.

A government decision to reduce subsidies is criticised by the motor industry and UK businesses.

The supercar maker admits it is 'surprised' after reporting record profits, partly fuelled by China.