Industry

The electric Mustang Mach-E outsold the gas-powered Mustang in June, but the trend may not last.

The Volkswagen Group has offloaded Bugatti, but maintains an interest via its own Porsche unit.

North American Bugatti sales are on track to set a record in 2021.

Nissan has teased a sleek, coupe-like electric crossover based on the same platform as the upcoming Ariya.

Volvo's U.S. plant will start churning out its first electric vehicles in 2022.

Porsche expects over 80% of its sales to be electric vehicles by 2030.

Mercedes is joining the likes of major tech companies by developing its own operating system for its cars.

Audi is the latest to join the growing consortium of automakers committed to having a fully electric lineup within a decade.

Lincoln plans four new electric vehicles, a lineup of electrified choices by 2030, a hands-free driver assistance system, Lincoln boutiques, charging network agreements, and a focus on China

The first examples of Ford's modern Bronco are already on their way to dealerships.

After years of licensing clothing and accessories, Ferrari is now developing its own fashion items.

Apple's latest hire for its Project Titan initiative is an auto industry veteran who spent 30 years at BMW.

Shares in Argo AI, which is backed by Ford and Volkswagen Group, could be listed on a stock exchange before 2022 is out.

Roberto Fedeli, who led development of mulitple Ferraris including the LaFerrari and 458 Italia, will help develop new supercars for China's Hongqi brand.

The experience of Ferrari's new CEO in the electronics industry will help Ferrari as it enters an era of electrification and connectivity.

Lunaz has ambitions to become the go-to company for OEMs looking to source EV technology, similar to Rimac.

Audi will take over development of a highly efficient electric vehicle that the Artemis division was originally tasked with.

Ford wants 40% of its global volume to be electric by 2030 and is electrifying core models like the F-150 and Explorer as a result.

Well-heeled buyers can now commission Rolls-Royce to build the car of their dreams.

Veteran BMW Group designer Anders Warming is returning to the automaker to join its Rolls-Royce division.