Angelo Young

Thousands of current and former retail workers say Apple ignored California law regarding timely work breaks.

The Palo Alto electric car company is preparing for Model X crossover production by closing factory production for two weeks.

The Mustang, Corvette, Accord and 3-Series are some of the most recognized cars, but they’re change a lot over the decades.

The U.S. Air Force says SpaceX launch procedures have ‘anomalies’ that prevent it from being certified for military missions.

The U.K. will soon introduce electric cars to agencies’ fleets based on ‘the whole life cost of each vehicle.’

Analysts expect the Palo Alto maker of the Model S to eke out $3.4 million in profit for the quarter ended June 30.

“Should it vanish, this is what it looks like,” said Dutch passenger Cor Pan.

Volkswagen has a U.S. problem. Fiat-Chrysler has a solution. VW’s principal shareholder is reportedly talking to Fiat’s ruling families about that.

A new bill would send company officials to jail for five years for knowingly concealing a product defect that leads to death or injury.

Telsa says its new $35,000 electric vehicle is due out by 2017. Here are the contenders that could compete by then.

The Palo Alto car electric car maker says the lower cost electric car will have Roman numerals to give it an "E" look.

Hyundai wants more investment in hydrogen fueling infrastructure, but overstepped by suggesting Tesla’s Supercharger network was government funded.

Toyota says its hybrid ran the 12.9 mile Grand Prix-like public track sipping fuel only on uphill climbs.

The British rock star's pristine sports car hits the auction block next month in California.

The German luxury automaker says the S65 will hit 0-60 in 4 seconds, faster than the CL65 it replaces.

German automaker says it will spend $900 million for new SUV to turn around its poor U.S. sales performance.

The next model by the French sports car designer could be getting an electric motor.

This week, tech savvy security geeks will try to crack Tesla’s onboard software at the SyScan Conference in Beijing

All major Japanese and U.S. automakers (as well as BMW) have cars with airbags that could spray shrapnel into your face.

A new report says the uniquely American practice of compelling customers to subsidize tipped-worker incomes should end.

The Auburn Hills, Michigan, automakers says wiring in sun visor of some SUVs pose a fire risk.

As the United Auto Workers announces a new local chapter for Volkswagen plant employees, conservatives hint at support for labor boards.

North America’s largest commuter rail service could stop operating as early as July 20 in ongoing labor dispute.

The crypto-currency is legal to trade in Europe, but operating an unregistered bitcoin exchange is not.

Port workers joined truckers on strike in Los Angeles/Long Beach, amid a cooling-off period in heated contract negotiations.

The automaker says most of the cars in the recall could lurch unexpectedly because of an improperly installed component.

Brazil, the world’s fourth-largest auto market, is suffering an economic slump. Meanwhile, Mexico is enjoying a manufacturing boom.

China became the world’s largest auto market four years ago, and its lead over the U.S. keeps growing.

The Fed says rising cost of higher education is pushing down home ownership, but a recent report says the link isn't clear.