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About 40% of franchised dealers surveyed from April 22 to May 5 said tariffs were hurting their business during the second quarter.
Slate, which is targeting late-2026 production, has been operating in “stealth mode” since 2022. One key investor is Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
In a region dominated by automakers, suppliers and dealers, one would expect a Detroit 3 CEO to lead the list of highest paid executives. Not this year.
The new Stellantis CEO will need to ensure supplier litigation stories disappear forever.
The North American production decline illustrates the effects tariffs are already having on the industry as automakers respond to rapidly changing trade rules, John Irwin wrote today.
Two U.S. recalls emerged from Google’s self-driving vehicle affiliate Waymo and legacy automaker Ford. Guess which one got more news coverage?
Nissan is in talks with Mitsubishi and Honda about joint manufacturing in the U.S., where global companies are trying to source more product to avoid U.S. tariffs, Hans Greimel wrote today.
After six weeks of drama over President Donald Trump's tariffs, most automotive stocks have risen, according to Automotive News' live stock chart created on April 1.
While automakers tallied up the costs and potential liabilities from President Donald Trump's tariffs, some companies reported they could actually benefit from them. This Canadian supplier was one of them.
The company known for its signature vending machines dotting metropolitan U.S. skylines generated a robust first-quarter report on Wednesday along with an aggressive future outlook.
