BMW is shifting back to Level 2 self-driving, reflecting a broader industry rethink as high costs, regulatory hurdles and limited demand slow adoption of .

Lamborghini’s decision to back away from EVs runs counter to rival Ferrari and other automakers in the exotic and ultraluxury segments.

Renault will buy out Volvo Trucks and CMA CGM from the Flexis electric van joint venture as projections for last-mile delivery services fall short.

Lawrence Stroll’s fundraising efforts show increasing desperation at the debt-laden U.K. automaker, with some observers suggesting the company could prosper, like peers Rolls-Royce and Bentley, under ...

Automotive News’ Larry P. Vellequette and Automotive News Canada’s Greg Layson discuss the U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down many of Trump’s tariffs, steep price increases on Canadian and ...

The EV maker said the cuts are “designed to streamline our organization so we can operate with greater efficiency and deliver on our commitments to gross margin improvement and long term growth." ...

The annual Automotive News dealer census found franchise counts fell amid Buick, Lincoln and Jaguar consolidation efforts, but single-brand dealerships grew.

The automaker said it would replace affected battery modules free, urging owners in the meantime to continue limiting charging to 70 percent.

Audi's new top engineer Rouven Mohr led Lamborghini’s hybridization strategy and oversaw a full renewal of its model lineup.

VW kept its EV lead in Europe in January with 17,230 registrations. Renault and Skoda surged while Tesla dropped six positions amid intensifying competition.

About 3,000 unionized workers at the plant have been off the job since muscle car production ended in 2023. Canada's auto strategy, a new Stellantis Canada CEO and bargaining talks could change that.

National throughput rose as consolidation continued for brands such as Buick and Lincoln. The U.S. started 2026 with 442 fewer franchise locations.