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Lordstown Motors has built its first beta electric truck body as it ramps up its Ohio assembly line for production set to begin in September.

Experts say consumers are borrowing more than ever before in order to do so even with the virus still pummeling the economy. 

GM is extending three plant closures through April due to an ongoing semiconductor chip shortage so that it can prioritize the production of pickups and SUVs.

The chief executive of Jeep's owner said he is open to dropping the Cherokee name after recent criticism from the Native American tribe's leadership.

The Ford Mustang Mach-E was one of the best-selling electric cars in the U.S. in February with 3,739 deliveries

The normal switch to the more expensive summer-grade gasoline may come sooner this season due to the winter storm that battered Texas.

The boom in online shopping and e-commerce during the coronavirus pandemic is driving profits in the trucking industry.

Employees at General Motors, Toyota Motor, Target Corp, and Macy's Inc in Texas will keep face masks on at work, the companies said on Tuesday, even as the U.S. state lifted most of its coronavirus curbs allowing businesses to reopen at full capacity as of next week.

Tesla is entering the Indian market this year and the country's transportation minister is ready to offer it major incentives to build cars locally.

Volvo’s announcement follows General Motors’ pledge earlier this year to make only battery-powered vehicles by 2035.

A pair of South Korean battery makers made their pitches to the Biden administration about a disputed factory project under construction in Georgia seen as key to the electric-car plans of Ford Motor Co. and Volkswagen AG.

The Toyota Rav4, its best-selling model, is being probed by NHTSA due to reports of engine fires. Rav4s from the 2013-2018 model years are under investigation.

The 2022 Mercedes-Benz C 300 will be imported to the U.S. from South Africa, but it's not the only unusual place cars come from these days.

AutoZone announced Wednesday that employees who complete their COVID-19 vaccinations will receive $100 from the company. 

Billionaire Elon Musk said Thursday that he would welcome a probe by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) into his tweets about meme cryptocurrency Dogecoin.