The Formula One community, and the wider world of motorsport, reacted with shock and prayers on social network Twitter for Michael Schumacher to win his biggest battle.
The 44-year-old German suffered a blow to the head after hitting a rock at the upmarket Alps resort, he was later listed as being in critical condition
Retired seven-time Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher suffered a head injury in a fall while skiing at the French Alps resort of Meribel on Dec 29.
Japanese automakers will ramp up production early next year because they expect a big increase in car purchases before a sales tax hike in April.
Toyota Motor Corp is recalling more than 400,000 vehicles in Saudi Arabia that were produced from 2006 to 2010 due to concerns about unintended acceleration.
Hyundai Motor Co said on Friday its US chief, John Krafcik, is stepping down after his contract was not renewed and will be replaced by the US sales chief David Zuchowski.
German carmaker Audi announced on Friday that it would invest an additional 22 billion euros in the next five years for new models and technologies and increase employment worldwide.
Australians have reacted with a mixture of anger, sadness and resignation to GM's pre-Christmas announcement that it will stop making cars in Australia by 2017.
The Court ordered part-time workers at Hyundai Motor Co to pay the company a record 9 billion won in financial damages resulting from their illegal strike.
Hyundai Motor Group expects to surpass its annual sales goal this year on the back of brisk overseas growth, but domestic sales were far from stellar.
Malaysia is committed to reducing carbon emission and fully supports the development of electric cars, said Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak.
The high cost and insufficient production scale of Australian car makers have made the domestic vehicle industry very hard to survive.
A year of disappointing auto sales in Russia has dealers and carmakers worried that a once-red hot market that was set to become Europe's largest may have slipped out of gear.
General Motors' European unit Opel is cautiously optimistic that sales will grow enough in 2014 to avoid a further round of cost cutting。
Cars, cosmetics, information technology and medicines are among the industries earmarked for potential gains in trade talks between the EU and the US.
Daimler AG has hedged its holding in Tesla Motors Inc against a decline in value over the next three years, as it seeks to broaden its alliance with the US electric-car maker.
A management rejig at General Motors and the scaling back of its alliance with PSA Peugeot Citroen have created fresh uncertainty over the US carmaker's strategy for Opel.
Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd and Daimler AG have signed an agreement for a significant technical partnership between Aston Martin, Daimler and Mercedes-AMG GmbH.
Toyota Motor Corp erased a black mark on its reputation for quality on Thursday when Consumer Reports restored a recommended rating for the flagship Camry sedan.
The EU launched a case against Brazil at the World Trade Organization on Thursday over the South American nation's taxes on imports from cars to computers.
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