Automotive Industries

Automotive Industries delivers information about everything that happens in the world of cars, from small parts to big factories. Its target audience are the people from the industry as well as those who would like to stay in touch with the latest trends. Established in 1895 as "The Horseless Age," the publication is the oldest magazine in the field. In 1909 it changed its name to "The Automobile", and in 1917 was renamed "Automotive Industries," the name by which it is known today. During World War II when many car manufacturers shifted their production to the aircraft industry, the magazine was briefly given the name "Automotive and Aviation Industries." Today, it covers the entire car manifacturing range - from new technologies and models to tests results and the impact of the industry innovations. Departments vary depending on the issue, but the major ones are "Engineering&Design", "Shows, "Vehicle Systems and Marketing". Each month, Automotive Industries has 50,000 paid subscribers and almost 2 million online readers, including the largest car industry companies and managers. The magazine is published by Automotive Industries Ltd.