Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa urges EU leaders to back commercial vans, small cars, and faster renewal of Europe’s aging vehicle fleet.

News that Stellantis is on a hiring spree of white-collar workers in Auburn Hills is a welcome change. It’s been a tough past few years for employees — not to mention suppliers and dealers.

In this episode, host Emma Hancock speaks with Dave Nemtuda, Assistant Vice President, Connected Car at @LexisNexisRisk, who breaks down why loyalty is fragmenting, how multi-brand households are reshaping the market, and what predictive garage insights mean for the future of

Wayne Griffiths, who abruptly quit his job as head of Volkswagen Group’s Seat and Cupra brands in March, has revealed his next endeavor: gin. Griffiths, in a LinkedIn post, said Gin Wayne is a passion project he had wanted to do for years, but the timin...

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Advances in GM's driver-assistance technology, AI, computing and software will work together to make a driver's life easier and more personalized.

Scout, which plans to begin production at its South Carolina plant in late 2027, is set to follow Tesla, Rivian and Lucid with factory-run service centers. It will not have independent repair facilities handle maintenance.

Luminar, which is battling for damages with its main client Volvo and also supplies Tesla, said it missed interest payments on its first-lien notes maturing in 2028, according to a filing on Dec. 3.

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After seven generations and more than 60 years, the Mustang is still the great American sports car — accessible, thrilling and made for the open road, writes Bill Ford in our latest centennial guest essay.

President Donald Trump, apparently enamored by the pint-size kei cars he saw during his recent trip to Japan, has paved the way for them to be made and sold in the U.S., despite concerns they’re too small and slow to be driven safely on American roads.

A new dealership group— backed by investor funding — bought its first two stores, both in California, and has plans to grow by the dozens.

Stellantis began serial production Dec. 2 on the 2026 Dodge Charger Scat Pack, bringing back the gasoline-powered version of the muscle car while setting the stage for the return of the third shift at Windsor Assembly Plant.

Mazda Motor Corp. may have cracked the code for upmarket brand migration, a transformation that CEO Masahiro Moro quantifies with surgical precision.

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A Massachusetts dealership faces a personal injury lawsuit by a customer struck in the head by a descending high-speed roller service bay door.

Consumer Reports said the improved reliability of the Camry, Tacoma and Tundra gave Toyota just enough momentum to pass Subaru, last year’s most reliable brand.

Nissan Motor Co. is shopping for automotive partners, dangling electric vehicle platforms and electrified trucks as bargaining carrots.

Dealership professionals showed near-record levels of unhappiness with their business and consumer traffic during the fourth quarter, but their perspective is colored by the absence of buyers snapping up vehicles to beat tariff and tax credit changes.

The joint venture between suppliers Sodecia and Aapico will construct a 400,000-square-foot facility in Orangeburg, S.C., south of Columbia.