Lear Corp. won Ford's next-generation Super Duty seating contract, displacing Forvia after two generations. The conquest ...

BMW is scaling up its humanoid robot program after Figure AI units logged over 1,250 hours at Spartanburg, moving more than ...

President Trump has expressed willingness to allow Chinese automakers to build U.S. factories and hire American workers.

The future of Canada's auto sector lies with its continental partners, not China, according to panelists at the Automotive News Canada Congress, from left: Greg Layson, Automotive ...

While the world’s attention has been fixated on Elon Musk’s model and the high-stakes AI race between the U.S. and China, Hyundai has emerged as a leader in humanoid robots.

With 3,000 workers at the Toronto-area plant off the job for more than two years, Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown said ...

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The compensation topped the company's earlier projection that Filosa would earn at least $4 million annually in his first two years as CEO.

Audi said the move is part of the automaker tapping North American expertise for leadership roles in key global markets.

Europe's battery industry faces plant closures and mounting Chinese competition. Automakers are struggling with the premium cost of domestic cells amid slowing EV demand and Asian supplier advantages.

Mercedes, Nissan and Stellantis join Microsoft, Nvidia and Uber in backing Wayve, whose $8.6 billion valuation reflects confidence in its end-to-end AI that doesn't require high-definition mapping.