Hyundai’s Smart Park feature brings remote parking to life
Gary Gastelu on Hyundai’s Smart Park
Nissan considering 20,000 job cuts, mainly in Europe, developing nations: report
The Japanese automaker struggles to recover from plunging car sales
GM says it is reopening two of its Mexican plants Friday
GM plans to reopen two of its four manufacturing complexes in Mexico
Trump tours Ford plant building coronavirus ventilators
“With your help, not a single American has been denied a ventilator, not a single one,” Trump told Ford factory workers.
Trump: The economy will be back soon
Trump on Ford, other motor companies producing cars soon
Dr. Tom Price: Private sector responded incredibly to coronavirus emergency
Dr. Price on companies' response to coronavirus
Despite coronavirus, Tesla employees required back at work: Report
This week, a Tesla human resources executive emailed employees telling them that production workers would be required to return to the Fremont plant on Friday.
Volkswagen apologizes for racist Golf 8 ad, promises public ‘consequences’
The flub comes after Volkswagen earnings took a first-quarter hit.
Coronavirus drives up RV rentals, sales
Interest in RV rentals is on the rise as more Americans get outside ahead of the Memorial Day weekend holdiay
Telsa drops California lawsuit over coronavirus shutdowns
The carmaker had been pushing to reopen after local officials shuttered business to curb the spread of the virus.
Americans arrested in Nissan CEO Japan escape appear in court
Former Green Beret Michael Taylor, 59, and his son, Peter Taylor, 27, were arrested by U.S. authorities for their alleged roles in the escape of the former Nissan CEO from Japan.
What will Memorial Day travel look like across America?
MMGY Global CEO on why travel will determine how the economy recovers
America arrests suspects in Ghosn's escape from Japan
Two suspects responsible for helping Ghosn flee Japan were arrested
Ford's Chicago plant reopens after brief shutdowns Tuesday linked to coronavirus infections
Ford Motor Co briefly closed its Chicago assembly plant twice on Tuesday, after reopening following a two-month shutdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, as two employees tested positive for COVID-19.
Americans arrested for helping former Nissan exec Carlos Ghosn flee Japan: Feds
The two Americans are wanted by Japan officials on charges that they helped Ghosn escape the country in December.
Harley-Davidson plans for fewer models, simpler factories after coronavirus shutdown
Harley-Davidson Inc. is reopening its factories this week at lower production rates and sending dealers a narrower range of motorcycles, steering away from more expansive plans to stop a yearslong sales slide.
Judge shelves Tesla shareholder suit to block Elon Musk tweets
A Delaware judge has denied a request by attorneys for Tesla shareholders to pursue a lawsuit seeking to prevent CEO Elon Musk from using his personal Twitter account to disseminate information regarding the electric vehicle and solar panel manufacturer.
As coronavirus crushes rentals, Hertz has deals on Corvettes, Camaros
Hertz said it planned to “adjust fleet levels” as one of several measures to mitigate the impact of pandemic-related shutdowns on its business.
Toyota vehicles debut online as virus postpones auto show
When Toyota introduced two new vehicles Monday, its executives didn't brag about them from an elaborate stage inside a convention center.
Ford restarts with coronavirus safety measures after $2 billion 1Q loss
Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler partially resumed U.S. production on Monday.