Angelo Young

The Tesla Motors buzz over its big announcement has pushed its stock price up nearly $20 in four trading days.

As the controversial oil-sands crude pipeline faces U.S. hurdles, Canada could send the oil east to New Brunswick.

Global solar capacity growth will hit 45 gigawatts in 2014 as nuclear power retreats.

Study says in-car voice commands can be just as distracting as hand-held devices -- even if a driver’s eyes are on the road.

An electric minivan was once in the works at Chrysler. Now the company is opting for a plug-in hybrid electric.

Whether Audi is planning a Tesla Model S competitor will depend more on price than range.

The ruling comes a month after a California judge dismissed FedEx’s claim that its drivers are freelancers not direct employees.

The radical umbrella group wreaking havoc in Pakistan urges unity among like-minded radical Sunni Islamic militant groups.

Over 14 million GM vehicles have key rotation problems. Total recalls for the year now top 30 million.

Major Hurricane Simon looms as Mexico's Baja California is still cleaning up from Hurricane Odile.

Nikolai Djakonov, who led a Cossack unit in Russia’s Crimea occupation, is reportedly in Bosnia ahead of elections.

Tesla Motors partner Panasonic said Friday it has a new company in Nevada to build batteries for Tesla.

Louise Troh, her son and two nephews were seen exiting the Dallas apartment where they have been quarantined since Monday.

This is the carmaker's 69th recall this year.

As clients follow Bill Gross out the door of Pimco, new CIO Daniel Ivascyn doesn’t want star managers.

Hong Kong’s retail economy depends on mainland China tourism, which is about to be largely wiped out.

GM, Chrysler and Nissan all reported nearly 20 percent sales growth. Deliveries of nearly all Ford sedans declined.

Americans can't seem to get enough of large vehicles with the company's Chevrolet, GMC and Buick nameplates.

Volkswagen is betting new models will reinvigorate the brand in the U.S. It hasn't won the bet yet.

The Dearborn, Michigan, automaker saw double-digit declines for Fiesta, C-Max and Lincoln cars.

U.S. demand for the Nissan Leaf, the world’s best-selling electric car, jumped 52 percent compared to September 2013.

Consumer demand for the Cherokee, Wrangler, Chrysler 200 and Ram Pickup helped push sales into double-digit growth.

Allowing electric cars special access to carpool lanes is causing more, not less, pollution, a study indicates.

The Michigan automaker says Russia, South America and recalls have hit harder than previously estimated.

Due to a mix of state tax credits and suburban sprawl's traffic chaos, demand for zero-emission vehicles has exploded in Georgia.

Electric cars are not zero-emission vehicles, but in states that have embraced alternatives to coal they’re the best option available.

A new study shows companies are delaying the release of "good news" to maximize CEO compensation from selling shares.

The fact that incentives were so generous indicates that the U.S. car business may be going the way of the U.S. housing market.

GM’s joint venture in China is calling back twice as many Cadillac luxury cars as the company sold in the country last year.