Mexico’s leadership is playing nice with the Trump administration on tariff negotiations. Mexico hasn’t retaliated against President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Our northern neighbor, Canada, hasn’t been so cordial.
Joaquin Nuno-Whelan, who previously worked for Rivian and General Motors, will succeed Craig on May 1.
Ineos Automotive joins the likes of Ferrari by confirming price increases as a result of new U.S. tariffs.
The Japanese automaker had planned to terminate a shift at its Smyrna assembly plant, as part of a campaign to slash 5,300 jobs worldwide this fiscal year.
March is traditionally a big month for Tesla, which prioritizes quarterly deliveries. Sales, however, fell sharply in key markets last month, while in the markets where Tesla grew it still lost EV market share.
Hyundai and its Genesis brand are determined to find their way in the new trade landscape, but the path is tricky if not treacherous.
Ford Motor Co. is recalling 105,322 SUVs over seat belts that may fail to retract or extend.
Don Romano was born and raised in California and is a 40-year veteran of the sector. His time in Canada began in early 2014.
Mercedes builds larger SUVs at its Alabama factory, but its No. 2-seller in the U.S. is the GLC midsize SUV, which is imported.
Toyota is marking the end of its six-year collaboration with BMW with a GR Supra MkV Final Edition version of the 382-hp sports car.
Workers at 5 plants in Michigan and Indiana are affected by the production pause in Ontario and Toluca starting April 7.
Make no mistake, these tariffs will impact just about every automaker, supplier, dealer, investor, stakeholder and consumer engaged in the world of four-wheel vehicles.
In an April 3 memo to retailers, Infiniti Americas Group Vice President Tiago Castro said tariffs on the QX50 and QX55 crossovers have increased to 52 percent
Audi says it has over 37,000 vehicles in dealership and available port stock that are not impacted by an added import fee and are available “to sell to customers.”
Automakers, suppliers and retailers mostly saw drops in share price after President Donald Trump’s tariffs took effect. Here is a look at the Wall Street impact.
General Motors is moving to increase production of light-duty trucks at its Fort Wayne, Indiana, assembly plant, making the announcement a day after President Donald Trump announced 25 percent tariffs on auto imports.
Plant closures, tariffs, discounts among actions automakers have taken in response to the Trump administration's tariffs.
Kia’s CEO will give more details about his desire to introduce a midsize pickup in the key U.S. market at an investor’s presentation this month.
Vehicles are subject to a new import tax. Here's a look at all the tariffs the auto industry faces.
Republican Senator Chuck Grassley and Democrat Maria Cantwell introduced legislation that would require the president to notify Congress on new tariffs with an explanation of the rationale.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the tariffs will hit all vehicles that do not comply with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement and any non-Canadian content in compliant vehicles.
The move will increase demand for locally built vehicles and keep autoworkers on the job amid the simmering trade war with the United States, he said at a campaign stop in Kingston, Ont.
First-quarter sales of new-energy vehicles including full electric models and plug-in hybrids at GM's two joint ventures increased 53 percent from a year earlier, GM China said.
As automakers calibrate how to respond, Volkswagen said it would add an import fee and temporarily hold back imports from Mexico and Europe.
Analysts and auto executives had been warning that tariffs would lead to a production stop within a week or two of their implementation.
Automotive News identified parts subjected to the tariffs beginning May 3 and created a list that demonstrates the wide-ranging and deep impacts across the industry.
