
Dodge Ram Rumble Bee concept lorry
Chrysler Group’s Ram Rumble Bee concept lorry unveiled Saturday in suburban Detroit could be the first vehicle in the history of the auto industry that comes with a genuine insect as standard equipment.

Dodge Ram Rumble Bee concept lorry
Chrysler Group’s Ram Rumble Bee concept lorry unveiled Saturday in suburban Detroit could be the first vehicle in the history of the auto industry that comes with a genuine insect as standard equipment.

General Motors will be showing this Chevrolet Camaro Hot Wheels show car, which also appeared at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) trade show.Photo credit: Richard Truett

Europe’s troubled car market grew by 5 percent in July, only the second time this year the region has seen monthly growth, Germany’s auto industry association VDA said.

With cars becoming more connected, the scope of vehicle security is shifting from theft prevention to minimizing hackers capability to gain unauthorized access of in-car ECUs. Research and Markets has released a report, “The Threat of Over the Air Hacking for Cars – 2013.”