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In order to curb the spread of Coronavirus among commuters, RTA Dubai is taking several measures. In this regard, the authority sent a directive to transport and bus rental firms, which calls off the use of minibuses on Dubai roads.

The Italian automaker Lamborghini has switched production from cars to surgical masks and medical shields in an effort to fight against the global coronavirus pandemic.

The American SUV and 4X4 maker Jeep has shown its commitment to become the greenest and world’s most sustainable SUV company by producing more and more environment-friendly hybrid electric vehicles.

The Japanese automaker Honda has won multiple awards in the prestigious design competition, the Red Dot Awards, including ‘Best of the Best 2020’ for its Honda e. The CBR1000RR-R Fireblade SP took ‘Smart Product’ and ‘Outstanding Design’ honor in the motorcycle category.

The German tuner Novitech loves fiddling with world’s most famous vehicles from Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Tesla, Rolls-Royce and Maserati. Their latest creation, the Maserati Levante Esteso is as stunning as a Trofeo can get.

From today, car owners in Dubai will not be charged for parking. The free parking scheme is introduced by Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) Dubai, and will be valid until Monday, 13 April 2020.

In the wake of dramatic fall in crude oil prices in the market, the Ministry of Energy and Industry has reduced the UAE fuel prices for April 2020 by more than 10%. The prices were dropped by 4% for March after remaining flat for two straight months.

Automaker giant Toyota has announced to resume production in North America plants from April 20. This announcement comes after Toyota halted manufacturing across North America on March 23 in an attempt to address the Coronavirus outbreak.

The Volkswagen production halt amid coronavirus fears is costing automotive giant around $2.2 billion a week on fixed expenditure, Automotive News Europe reported. VW’s announcement to cease operations across Europe came last week, in an attempt to address rising concerns of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ferrari now has decided to restart vehicle development process on 14 April 2020 provided things remain right on track. Of course, they need parts and components to carry out their operations and that can only happen if supply chain works properly.

The California-based automotive company has just revealed a rendering of their bespoke ESV, which is more luxurious and bigger than the standard version. Called 2021 Cadillac Escalade Mobile Office, it will cost around $250k to $450k, depending on the variant, extension, the facilities inside, and other stuff.