Industry

The Electra name dates back to the 1950s, but now it could be revived for an electric vehicle.

Acura's electric crossover coming for the 2024 model year may go by the name ADX.

A potential deal between Geely and Renault could pave the way for Geely's Lynk & Co. brand to reach the U.S. Geely and Renault in August signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a comprehensive deal that will see them jointly introduce Renault-branded hybrids in China, using vehicle platforms...

The deal settles Nikola's part in founder Trevor Milton's misleading statements, but Milton still faces criminal and civil charges.

Nissan is bringing its two in-house tuners under the one roof.

Audi wants to avoid long queues at charging stations by allowing drivers to reserve a slot ahead of time.

There's a new FIA president whose team includes the wife of veteran F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone.

The two men most responsible for the look and feel of Hyundai Motor Co. products are out, but they'll still work as advisors.

Rivian will build a plant near Atlanta, Georgia, with an annual capacity of 400,000 vehicles.

Uber wants its drivers to switch to electric power and has tapped Arrival to develop an EV designed for ride-hailing.

Electric versions of the Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator are expected to arrive significantly later than previously thought.

VW Group is spending up big to become the leading EV company by 2025.

A planned Mobileye IPO could start a wave of self-driving technology companies looking to go public.

Stellantis promises new software-based features that will enable customers to tailor their vehicles like never before.

Toyota's first U.S. battery plant is due to open by 2025.

Bollinger has a new electric truck platform rated up to Class 6.

Jaguar will undergo a reboot that will see it repositioned as a more luxurious brand targeting Aston Martin and Bentley.

Factorial's solid-state battery is claimed to deliver up to 50% more range than a similar lithium-ion unit.

Xiaomi, the world's second biggest smartphone manufacturer, has established a car division working on an EV for a potential launch around 2024.

Nissan plans 23 electrified models across the Nissan and Infiniti brands by 2030, 15 of which will be EVs.