The week saw major auto industry shifts as Toyota and Nissan aligned strategies with Trump, Tesla's European sales fell, GM announced layoffs, Ford forecasted EV growth, and Xpeng expanded globally.

Nissan is turning heads again with a refreshed Ariya ahead of its debut at the Japan Mobility Show. Despite rumors of the ...

Layoffs have hit companies from Starbucks to Meta to Intel this year amid a backdrop of cost-cutting and technological change ...

General Motors will lay off 1,200 workers in Detroit and 550 in Ohio as it faces a slowdown in electric vehicle demand. The automaker is scaling back production and plans amid concerns over regulatory ...

Ivan Espinosa, CEO of Nissan, discusses the firm's third-quarter earnings, and the impact of global geopolitics on the ...

Nissan’s electric SUV is due for its first major refresh. The new Nissan Ariya broke its cover, revealing a design closer to the 2026 LEAF, but those in the US won’t get to see it. The 2026 Nissan ...

Nissan could be on the verge on sharing its next-generation hybrid powertrain tech with two significant rivals. Nissan spokesperson Lloryn Love-Carter said that the company is exploring options to ...

Nissan is reportedly exploring a collaboration with Ford and Stellantis to produce a hybrid compact crossover in Smyrna, Tennessee, according to Automotive News. The potential partnership with Ford ...