The electric-vehicle battery materials company plans to complete construction of its copper foil plant in Quebec, despite industry headwinds.

The automaker in September launched a free dealership security package for its retail network that utilizes the connected modems installed on each Ford vehicle built since 2018.

Constant’s initial assessment of the value of the customers’ trade-in – a 2013 Toyota Corolla – at $10,700 and the $8,000 they eventually gave.

The German startup, which is targeting large-scale production of its dual-rotor e-motor in 2028, has lured longtime production executive Peter Hochholdinger out of retirement to serve as a senior ...

General Motors is using the Cadillac Escalade IQ and GMC Yukon SUVs to gather driving data from across the U.S. as it develops an eyes-off system.

The EU’s decision to abandon its hardline 2035 zero-emission mandate marks a fundamental shift in how the bloc balances climate ambitions against industrial survival. The winners-and-losers landscape ...

Gordern Wagener is quitting Mercedes after shaping the brand’s appearance for nearly two decades with his philosophy of “sensual purity.” ...

The EU Commission’s decision to backtrack on its emissions plans has divided automakers, with BMW, Mercedes, Renault, and VW broadly supportive of the move, while Volvo and Stellantis are critical.

The Volkswagen Group-backed brand's plans to sell direct to consumers cleared a major hurdle when Colorado’s Motor Vehicle Dealer Board approved 8-1 Scout’s bid to become a dealer in the state.

Hyundai CEO Jose Muñoz reveals in an interview how he plans to drive a 73 percent surge in North American sales in just five years, leveraging ramped-up localized production in the U.S., blitzing into ...

When a brand ends production, it doesn't die. Decades after the last vehicle rolls off the assembly line, it can still ...

In 2009, when it looked as if the Detroit 3 might not survive the Great Recession, Steven Rattner was appointed by the Obama administration to lead the rescue.