Foxconn

Foxconn, a Taiwanese contract manufacturer famous for building the iPhone for Apple, is planning to expand into the world of car manufacturing. The company has already developed its own modular electric-vehicle platform, and is now in the process of inking deals to manufacture EVs for Fisker and...

The Taiwanese company famous for building iPhones for Apple is about to enter the EV game.

Fisker plans to build a sub-$30,000 EV at a former General Motors plant located in Lordstown, Ohio.

Foxconn, famous for manufacturing Apple's iPhone, could soon be building electric pickups in the U.S.

Stellantis has teamed up with Foxconn to develop digital dash, infotainment and connectivity technology for future vehicles.

Faraday Future looks set to expand into China with help from Geely and Foxconn.

Just as your phone or computer might be manufactured by a different company to the one that developed it, in the future the same could be true for cars.

A company famous for manufacturing Apple's iPhone is making major moves in the EV segment.

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

Chinese electric car startup Xpeng only revealed its G3 SUV to the world at last month's 2018 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, but the vehicle, a potential rival to the Tesla Model X, has been testing in prototype form since 2016. That's why Xpeng is confident of getting the G3 into...