Motor

Recently, we reported on a solar-powered family pleasure boat making some waves. Now, we’re pleased to see that The Hong Kong Jockey Club is getting onboard with solar sailing with the addition of a number of solar-powered hybrid catamarans that w...

The world's first solar ferry made its maiden voyage on Friday in Hong Kong. The ferry set sail to connect the mainland with a scenic island near Hong Kong where many go to play golf.

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Japan's Mitsubishi Motors unveiled its i-MiEV electric car in Hong Kong on Thursday, its first foreign launch of the vehicle as competition accelerates in the clean-energy auto sector.

And we thought the turf wars between Audi and BMW only covered the US and Europe. Now, it looks like the rivalry has gone global after BMW re-popped Audi with a resoundingly emphatic billboard.

Two-hundred-and-seventy Toyota Prius cars are to be recalled in Hong Kong - as part of a worldwide recall of over 400,000 vehicles - because of a braking problem.

The owner of a HK$2.94 million scarlet Ferrari which burst into flames on Waterloo Road last summer is seeking compensation from the car dealership.

Electric vehicles are a viable alternative for Hong Kong's motoring future, Financial Secretary John Tsang says.

IF you listen closely at the New York auto show, you can almost hear the pent-up pressure beneath the optimistic speeches and aspirational displays of gleaming sheet metal: it is the sound of an industry holding its collective breath.

The Financial Secretary, John Tsang, says the goverment wants to encourage the use of electric cars -- but it won't buy any of the micro-vehicles being produced by a local company until the technology is more advanced.