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Mitsubishi may choose to work with Honda and Nissan while holding back from a full merger.

Rivian is “hyper-focused” on self-driving technology, according to its CEO.

The old Jeep Cherokee plant in Belvidere, Illinois, will be reactivated to fill a gap left by the Dakota.

Canoo has gone bankrupt and any remaining assets will be sold off to pay creditors.

Production of the rugged Ineos Grenadier and Quartermaster pickup has resumed at a plant in France.

Dartz, possibly the craziest car company in the world, is launching in the U.S.

Volkswagen Group-owned Italdesign now has a presence in the U.S.

Rolls-Royce aims to boost profits by enhancing the level of personalization in its cars, rather than increasing production volumes.

The designer of the Chrysler PT Cruiser has been named head of GM Global Design.

When complete, the futuristic Toyota Woven City will be able to house up to 2,000 residents.

California's VW dealers are upset that they could miss out on the opportunity to sell and service Scout vehicles.

Stellantis has extended a pause in production at the plant responsible for the electric Fiat 500 and the Maserati GranTurismo.

Honda and Nissan are working through merger talks that could involve Mitsubishi as well.

The sub-brand's first offering will be a cutesy Mini Cooper rival set to hit Europe in 2025.

VW Group threatened to close up to three plants in Germany, but a deal with workers means those plants are safe.

Improved braking performance and reduced traction loss are just some of the benefits that Michelin and Brembo have achieved by sharing data.

Audi will permanently close its Brussels plant by Feb. 28 after failing to secure a buyer.

A new report sheds light on the tensions at Stellantis that led to its CEO, Carlos Tavares, resigning this week.

Ferrari won't move production outside of Italy, regardless of any tariffs it faces.

GM has abandoned plans to develop a robotaxi service through Cruise and will instead focus on self-driving cars for the showroom.