A quick rundown of the week's top stories as determined by reader interest.

The automaker's investment in a "comprehensive" Canadian EV supply chain has been on hold since last year.

Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Lamborghini and Tesla cut or delayed EV programs as tariffs and weak demand drive automakers to book nearly $70 billion in write-downs.

Ford will share a three-year vehicle outlook with suppliers and launch mutual scorecards to improve relationships after ranking second-worst in the industry. The tool allows users to ask questions in ...

Dodge invited Automotive News to Stowe, Vermont to put the new 2026 Dodge Charger lineup through real winter conditions.

Benz and shareholder Geely focus on cooperation for future electric vehicles in China, mirroring a broader European automaker shift toward Chinese partners.

The Federal Trade Commission is warning 97 dealership groups that advertised vehicle prices must not be misleading. Letters to the groups give six examples of "illegal" dealership advertising ...

Uber, Wayve and Nissan will deploy AI-driven robotaxis in Tokyo by late 2026, while Nuro starts AI driving tests, as global tech companies target Japan's massive taxi market and aging population.

Porsche, under pressure to cut costs, could merge two lower-volume nameplates into one, according to a recent report.

The losses reflect an EV market that has not developed to the degree that automakers anticipated years ago. By. Lindsay ...

Stellantis is discussing potential investments from China's Xiaomi and Xpeng in its European operations, including possible ...

Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa said the Iran war is disrupting vehicle distribution in the Middle East but hasn't affected parts flows. The region is Nissan's second-largest export market, receiving 77,784 ...