JLR’s parent company Tata is threatening to put the factory in Spain if the U.K. government doesn't cough up the…
The Indian automaker thinks that many future EVs won't have big screens either.
The fourth-generation Outlander is selling well enough to give Mitsu a quarterly profit.
While established automakers are spending billions to electrify entire lineups, dozens of startups have sprouted the…
On January 10, 2008, Tata Motors introduced the “People’s Car,” the Nano. Impressively small and impressively cheap,…
Automated license plate readers are cheaper and better than ever at what they do, expect a new Renault CEO and…
Over the past couple of months, there have been rumors that the owner of Jaguar Land Rover was interested in selling…
During the media presentation for the 2020 Range Rover Evoque last week, Range Rover’s Chief Design Officer Gerry…
With Brexit threatening supply lines, China’s reversing growth, a lineup of old sedans, and a hefty price tag on new…
It’s only a day after Christmas and already I have three news items on potentially criminal activity to report. All…
Indian gigantoglomerate Tata has owned Jaguar Land Rover for a good while, but only now are we coming to expect a…
On behalf of the human car-buying community, I’d like to formally apologize to the Tata Nano, and wish it a fond…
Thirty-seven horsepower in the 1,400-pound Tata Nano is fine. Over 200 horsepower is better.
I’ve been wanting to drive a Tata Nano, the Indian city car billed as the cheapest car you could buy new, ever since…
After launching a very unusual public spat with its now-former chief financial officer, Faraday Future has…
Last month we told you about Tamo, the performance-oriented sub-brand of Tata. Since here in America we mostly only…
Tata is best known globally for their remarkable $3,000 car, the Tata Nano. Tata isn’t crazy about being so…
I have complicated feelings about Elio, the company that’s working to bring a mass-market three-wheel car to…
Who will look at poor Tata Kite 5 at the Geneva Motor Show with all those fancy supercars around? We will! Read more
Indian car company Tata decided that it shouldn’t debut its new hatchback named Zica in the midst of the spreading…