Industry

Daimler plans to start selling a self-driving truck in the coming years.

De Tomaso will establish its headquarters in the United States and build future models like the P72 supercar here.

Mercedes' first EQ electric car in the United States will be the EQS sedan due in 2021 with a range of close to 400 miles.

General Motors is investing in its Spring Hill, Tennessee plant to ready it for EV production.

Foxconn has unveiled a modular EV platform described as the “Android of the EV industry.”

The Fisker Ocean battery-electric SUV is coming to take on the Tesla Model Y.

Swiss EV startup Piech has hired some big guns to help get its first model into production by the end of 2022.

As the auto industry turns to electric vehicles, Tesla could be in position for incredible growth and other automakers have to prove themselves.

Lotus is developing an EV platform for its next-generation sports cars.

Emissions regulations and a focus on electrification could lead VW Group to offload its high-performance niche brands.

It was 70 years ago that Ferry Porsche and Max Hoffman decided to bring Porsches to the United States.

Southern California-based EV startup Mullen Technologies has revealed its first two models.

The California governor has issued an executive order to ban the sale of gas-powered light cars and trucks by 2035.

Tesla predicts EV pricing will become comparable with internal-combustion cars within three years.

EV startup Nikola is being probed after a short-seller raised concerns of fraud and deception.

Former Volkswagen Group CEO Martin Winterkorn will have to face trial over the diesel scandal in his native Germany along with four other managers.

Electric truck startup Nikola has tapped GM for batteries, fuel cells and production capacity.

Lighter, more rigid cars could be on the way if a new technology from Nissan proves fruitful.

Synthetic fuels could see internal-combustion engines stick around for decades to come.

General Motors and Honda have signed a memorandum of understanding to pursue a North American auto alliance that would share vehicle platforms and powertrains and split costs for purchasing, research and development, and connected services.