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Mercedes Admits It Went 'Too Far' Removing Buttons. But Screens Aren't Going Anywhere

Mercedes says customers still love giant displays, but future models will bring back more physical controls for key functions.

Jul 31 -

'We're Here to Deliver:' How A Forgotten Hypercar Company Plans To Make A Big Comeback

After years out of the spotlight, Apollo is back with the sold-out Evo and a long-term plan to return to its rebellious German roots.

Jul 29 -

Why Red Bull's First Hypercar Had To Have A V10: Interview

Cosworth's Commercial Director, Chris Willoughby, tells us how the company decided on a 10-cylinder engine for the RB17.

Jul 21 -

BMW Explains Why It Finally Gave The M2 All-Wheel Drive

America usually drives BMW to build us cars, but this time one other country played a role.

Jul 15 -

Hennessey Tells Us The Craziest Things It's Ever Put In A Car

Gold, cigars, and even guns—Hennessey will do almost anything you want. Almost.

Jul 15 -

'We'd Rebody The Whole Car:' Hennessey Says Anything Is Possible With Its New One-Off Division

Hennessey's Director of Design, Nathan Malinick, breaks down what's possible with the company’s Maverick division.

Jul 15 -

'Unexpected' Isn't Over: Lamborghini Hints At More Sterrato Models

Lamborghini tells us that more Sterrato models could be on the way.

Jul 14 -

BMW Explains Why The X5 Isn't More Off-Road Focused

The X5 is already more capable than most owners require and BMW may still have another car coming to take on the Defender and G-Class.

Jul 10 -

BMW Explains Why It Got Rid Of The X5's Best Feature

The new X5 says goodbye to the split tailgate, and BMW says there's a good reason for it.

Jul 2 -

Christian Von Koenigsegg Says No To Electric Vehicles

The hypercar maker explains the choice of hybrid and why the internal combustion engine remains irreplaceable.

Jun 27 -

Jaguar's Former Design Boss Has One Big Problem With The Type 00: Interview

I spoke with former design chief Ian Callum, who said the new Type 00 concept lacks one thing that makes a Jaguar, a Jaguar.

Jun 23 -

How Genesis Plans To Build A Reputation In Europe: 'Credibility Is Earned Over Time'

Charles Fuster, head of Genesis' Italy division, talks about the group's ambitions: from Magma to the Concept GT, and more.

Jun 20 -

Why Aren't There More GTI And R Models In America? Volkswagen Explains

Volkswagen says that in order to wear those badges, the vehicle can't be 'insincere.'

Jun 19 -

Maserati's Best Engine Isn't Going Anywhere—But It Is Going Hybrid

Maserati says it has plans for hybrid versions of the Nettuno V6.

Jun 18 -

Maserati Isn't Giving Up On Sedans: 'We Are Developing A New Model'

Maserati says a replacement for the Ghibli/Quattroporte is on the way due largely to customer demand.

Jun 18 -

Nissan Says The V6 Isn't Going Anywhere: 'We’re Too V6 To Quit'

According to Nissan, the V6 engine gives the Frontier a distinct advantage over its competitors.

Jun 8 -

'Off-Roading Is In Our DNA:' Nissan Talks Frontier Sport, Xterra, And What's Next

Motor1 sits down with Nissan’s Senior Manager of Product Planning, Brent Hagan, to discuss the Frontier Sport and all things off-roading.

Jun 8 -

'Speed, Not Sport:' BMW Has A Vision For Alpina—We Sat Down With Executives

BMW sheds more light on the future of the new-and-improved Alpina brand.

Jun 3 -

'More Than Just A Work Vehicle:' Kia Has Big Plans For Its Commercial Vans

Kia’s PBV program aims to go beyond traditional electric vans, building a modular, EV-first platform designed for professional mobility, logistics, and passenger transport.

May 31 -

Audi CEO: A New R8 Would Be A 'Good Idea'

Audi CEO Gernot Döllner is a fan of the V8 in the Lamborghini Temerario, as well as plugin-hybrid performance cars.

May 27 -

'We Have To Pay The Bills:' Ford Explains Why The Fiesta Had To Die In Europe

Motor1 spoke with Christian Weingaertner, head of Ford’s car division in Europe, to understand what to expect from future models

May 23 -

AMG's CEO Has A Plan To Get People Excited About EVs: 'You Need To Drive It'

Motor1 sat down with Mercedes-AMG CEO Michael Schiebe, who thinks he's cracked the code on selling electric performance cars.

May 21 -

Ford Could Bring Back One Of Its Best Hatchbacks For Europe: Report

Ford knows that fans love the Fiesta, and the company recently hinted at its return in Europe.

May 20 -

Volvo Criticizes In-Car Subscriptions: 'You Shouldn't Nickel-And-Dime Customers'

Volvo's number two, Eric Severinson, talks sales, production strategies, and subscriptions ahead of the launch of the EX60.

May 8 -