Do Not Use - AUTO

A Maserati MC20 coupe recently reached a speed of almost 200 miles per hour – and there was no human driver behind the wheel at the time.

Volkswagen is recalling about 60,000 U.S. cars over a failure to display the gear position that could lead to a vehicle rolling away if the parking brake is not engaged.

Elon Musk and tech executive Shivon Zilis welcomed their fourth child together, according to an X post by Zilis on Friday.

Electric-vehicle maker Lucid Group said on Tuesday that CEO Peter Rawlinson is stepping down. Lucid forecast its vehicle production will more than double this year.

Hyundai highlights its manufacturing presence in the U.S. as President Donald Trump's tariff plans loom over the foreign automobile industry.

Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius spoke to reporters after the company's quarterly earnings report and signaled the automaker is open to investing more in the U.S.

Ford revealed in its latest earnings report that its Model e electric vehicle division is expected to see losses above $5 billion in 2025, similar to last year.

The Federal Highway Administration pumped the brakes on a program to dole out funds to states for electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Nissan and Honda, both major automakers based in Japan, responded on Wednesday to reports that a potential merger of the two companies could be at risk of being abandoned.

Honda is recalling nearly 295,000 Honda and Acura vehicles that could potentially suffer engine stalls or loss of power from faulty software.

Kia is recalling over 80,000 of its electric and hybrid vehicles over a floor wiring issue that increases the risk of unintentional and improper airbag deployment.

Ford announced that sales of its electric Mustang Mach-E surpassed those of its traditional Mustang in 2024 – a notable milestone for the Detroit automaker in a challenging EV market.

Consumers' interest in EVs is rising at a slower rate than previously projected, which prompted several leading automakers to adjust their EV goals and production plans in 2024.

The five recalls with the largest potentially affected vehicle populations this year came from four different automakers: Tesla, Ford, Honda and FCA US.

Nissan and Honda agreed to consider a merger and set up a joint holding company, which would create the world's third-largest automaker.

President-elect Trump is expected to undo much of President Biden's green agenda, including rules pushing broader adoption of electric vehicles. Here's how that could impact consumers.

Honda and Nissan are reportedly in discussions about a potential merger between the Japanese automakers, and the rumors do not come as a surprise to industry experts.