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A shortage of computer chips is curbing production for automakers around the world. 

NHTSA has updated its motor vehicle standards to better accomodate autonomous vehicles that don't have manual controls or passenger seats.

NHTSA has sent a letter to Tesla asking it to recall 158,000 cars to fix a faulty touchscreen display that may disable several safety features.

The Model Y has a rollover risk of 7.9%, the lowest of any SUV recorded to date by the organization.

Apple held talks last year with electric van startup Canoo, a new report says. The companies were discussing a possible tie-up to build an electric Apple car.

General Motors outlined its massive planned transformation into an electric automaker powered by autonomous technology during a virtual 2021 CES presentation.

GM announced the creation of the BrightDrop electric delivery van and ecosystem, which is launching this year with the EV600 van and EP1 electric pallet.

Porsche sold 20,015 Taycan electric sports sedans globally in 2020. The model outsold the Panamera in the U.S.

A South Korean news outlet is reporting that Hyundai and Apple are teaming up on an autonomous electric car that will be built in the United States.

The North American International Auto Show scheduled for September has been canceled due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

NHTSA has found no evidence of a technical defect that could cause sudden unintended acceleration in Tesla vehicles.

The latest recall covers certain model-year 2016 through 2018, and additional 2020 through 2021, Hyundai Tucson SUVs

GM is redesigning its logo for only the fifth time ahead of its upcoming electric car push.

Jeep is adding its first three-row models in over a decade with the Grand Cherokee L and Wagoneer.

A tie-up with Apple would be a major boost to the automaker, whose global sales last year fell more than 15%

The Ford F-Series and Toyota Rav4 held on to their spots as the USA's best-selling truck and passenger car.

Ford reported a Q4 2020 sales decline of 9.8 percent to finish the year down 15.6 percent compared to 2019.

French tire maker Michelin said on Wednesday it would cut up to 2,300 jobs over three years as part of a new simplification and competitiveness plan in France, adding this would involve neither layoffs nor plant closures.