Lincoln brought back the Zephyr after World War II as the H-Series and Continental until 1948. It was the last American car ...

Talent gaps in automotive engineering slow projects as automation demands exceed available skilled workforce capacity ...

The unique demands of car racing have spurred various developments in automobile manufacturing. Whether in Formula 1, Le Mans, or on the street, people love a car with plenty of speed and performance.

During the early days of the automobile, many disparate technologies and ideologies fought for dominance. Steam, gas, and electric-powered vehicles all competed for a slice of the lucrative new ...

When you think of AI in the automotive industry, self-driving cars might be the first thing that comes to mine. However, AI is taking much more of a front seat in changing the automotive industry as a ...

Since the invention of one of the earliest practical cars, the Motorwagen, over a century ago, most vehicles have relied on internal combustion engines. This technology combines fuel and air to ...

As global automotive manufacturers intensify efforts to reduce lifecycle emissions and source sustainable materials, European ...

The White Sewing Machine Company of Cleveland, Ohio, began making steam powered automobiles in 1900. Cleveland was a center of early American automobile production. Other manufacturers in the city ...