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Apple CarPlay and Android Auto have become so ubiquitous that pretty much every new car on the market today has no option but to offer these connectivity options as standard features.

General Motors has officially declared its entry into Formula 1 as a Power Unit supplier, set to debut in the 2028 season under the renowned Cadillac brand. GM joins Red Bull-Ford, Ferrari, Honda, Mercedes, Renault, and Audi as the league's seventh major player.

In Formula One, the power unit is crucial to the outcome of the race. Since even the greatest drivers can't always beat out the car, the top teams need to concentrate on producing strong engines.

Hyundai Motor India Limited has entered into a 'term sheet' agreement with General Motors to acquire GM India's plant in Talegaon. The agreement covers the proposed acquisition of land & buildings as well as machinery & equipment for manufacturing vehicles.

After more than half a century, the iconic General Motors button has been redesigned. The new logo reflects the iconic American car manufacturers new marketing startegy and shift into electric vehicles.

There’s a hit song by The Clash, a 1970s English rock band, called ‘Should I Stay Or Should I Go?’ A song that best reflects Ford’s dilemma in India. Unable to sustain itself independently and still unwilling to let go of a presence in the world’s fourth largest automotive market by volume,

General Motors (GM) has announced the appointment of Dhivya Suryadevara as Chief Financial Officer, effective September 1, 2018. Suryadevara, will report to Mary Barra, GM chairman and CEO.

Honda and General Motors (GM) have announced an agreement for new advanced chemistry battery components, including the cell and module, to accelerate both companies’ plans for all-electric vehicles.

We list five contributions from women which have made a significant impact in the world of motoring. On the occasion of Women’s Day, we list five astounding women who have made a significant impact in the automotive industry and the world of everyday motoring.

General Motors (GM), in collaboration with US-based Cruise Automation, aims to take autonomous driving to the next level with the introduction of the Cruise AV - a car with no steering wheel or pedals.