VW's Diess says U.S. tariffs could cost automaker up to $2.8 billion

Volvo has raised 2 billion Swedish crowns ($215 million) in a bond issue just five months after the automaker terminated plans for a stock market flotation, blaming trade tensions and a downturn in the sector.

Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on Renault to "negative," citing broader challenges within the automotive sector that could hit its profits.

Apple has taken some steps that may signal the company's intentions to present a more public and consumer-friendly face for its autonomous-vehicle program.

Investigators are looking into how Hyundai and Kia handled vehicle recalls over engine defects.

Tesla is losing the general counsel hired in the wake of Elon Musk’s run-in with U.S. securities regulators after just two months on the job.

Tesla employees will be able to lease a Model 3 within the next two weeks, a report said. Tesla said no decision has been made yet.

Carlos Ghosn's new lawyer Junichiro Hironaka, nicknamed "The Razor," took aim at Nissan, prosecutors and courts, dismissing the charges against the ousted chairman as an internal company matter and saying Japan was out of step with international norms by keeping his client in jail.

An external committee tasked by Nissan to help improve corporate governance at the automaker is opposed to the idea of Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard being appointed to lead Nissan's board, Reuters reported.

Bugatti may be planning to unveil an $18 million hypercar named for former VW Chairman Ferdinand Piech.

Subaru released a darkly lit teaser photo of the Viziv Adrenaline concept. The vehicle is slated to be shown at the Geneva auto show.