GM recognizes 100 deaths from its faulty ignition switches. But some say the automaker failed to understand the scope of its ignition-related flaws.
Gov. Larry Hogan has signed a bill letting Tesla sell cars directly to customers -- against dealers’ wishes.
Crash tests show “major challenge for manufacturers” of midsize SUVs. Here are the seven models deemed safest in the segment.
Google said that all the collisions were minor with no injuries and that its self-driving cars were not at fault.
As more companies dedicate resources to develop commercially viable self-driving cars, initial tests reveal such vehicles are still a far drive from public use.
Nokia's mapping service could help Uber manage its core transportation network and its logistics business.
The Silicon Valley electric car maker made its first acquisition to secure a reliable source of parts.
In its first-quarter earnings statement, Tesla Motors said that Model S deliveries and the Model X release are in line with guidance. But it's burning through cash.
Rumors are circulating in China about a merger involving the second- and third-largest domestic carmakers.
The attack left the female driver in hospital -- but commentators say lack of controls on bad driving is fuelling road rage.
The maker of electric vehicles is set to release its first-quarter earnings results on Wednesday, days after it said its Powerwall storage batteries are coming.
The month's figures reflect GM's efforts to reinvigorate its midsize truck line with the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon.
Low gas prices have sent buyers to the automaker's SUVs, helping offset declines in demand for its sedans.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said U.S. sales increased 6 percent in April as buyers flocked to Jeep SUVs and the new Chrysler 200 mid-sized car.
Volkswagen AG reported a good first quarter, but U.S. market share for the Volkswagen brand is at a four-year low.
GM on Thursday will announce a multibillion-dollar, multiyear investment in several U.S. manufacturing plants in a move to boost production and vehicle quality, a person familiar with the matter said.
The automaker has recalled nearly 930,000 vehicles since Friday and 1.32 million since the start of the year.
Detroit automakers have come full circle, relying as they did before the financial crisis on profits from selling trucks and sport utility vehicles in the United States to cover losses overseas.
Ahead of Tesla’s announcement that it’s getting into “very large” batteries, guess what the company’s stock is doing?
“If you look at the exterior styling and interior craftsmanship ... you can’t tell if something is a foreign product or a local brand,” one industry expert says.
Deputy Chairman Berthold Huber will temporarily assume leadership of the board until the election of a new chairman, Volkswagen said.
Tesla’s high-tech luxury electric car is piquing interest from car-hailing and taxi companies worldwide.
The German automaker is accused of pressurizing dealers in China to set minimum sales prices on some of its cars.
Tesla Motors is considering a shareholder call to stop the use of animal products in its vehicles.
Tesla Motors ended speculation it will announce a motorcycle next week. What it has in store is storage.
China's biggest car show is a window on sexism in the country, and on efforts to move beyond it.
Called Corolla and Levin Hev, the hybrid vehicles will be rolled out in China in the second half of the year, Toyota says.
GM had asked U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber to ban lawsuits claiming $10 billion in lost value for 27 million recalled cars.
Consumer responses to new and refreshed models bode well for the U.S. automaker in a region with a still-sluggish economy.