Hyundai and Genesis have strong Q2 | China’s electrified pickup sales soar | Stellantis names Tim Kuniskis head of North ...

Ford CEO Jim Farley is calling for a greater focus on jobs in manufacturing and the trades, what he calls the "essential economy," and says modest tariffs could incentivize companies to build more ...

The Senate has again moved up the timeline for the elimination of the $7,500 EV tax credit. Nissan aims to lay off 250 ...

Roger Penske, CEO of Penske Automotive Group is honored with the centennial award at a special Automotive News luncheon in ...

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The sinking of the Morning Midas, a cargo ship that caught fire June 3 and sank 20 days later, will cost shippers and the industry an estimated $560 million, according to Anderson Economic Group.

The strike, which has lasted longer than the UAW's 2019 work stoppage against General Motors, had hit Ford hardest of the Detroit 3. Roughly 16,600 UAW members were on strike at Ford, more than at ...

U.S. District Judge Tana Lin ruled that the states were likely to succeed in a lawsuit alleging that the U.S. government was ...

Detroit has been selected as the only U.S. city to participate in the Toyota Mobility Foundation’s Sustainable Cities ...

With demand for electric vehicles stagnating, automakers and suppliers have been scaling back or delaying some multibillion-dollar investments in U.S. battery plants.

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Nissan investors focused on CEO Ivan Espinosa’s plan to ax 20,000 jobs, shutter seven factories and slash billions in costs at the company's annual meeting. They also asked about the product and ...