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The automaker earlier this week said it sees first-quarter revenue of about $34 billion and adjusted losses before interest and taxes of $600 million as it seeks to conserve cash.

The drop even tops that from the 2008-9 global financial crisis, which triggered a six-year slump in car purchases

U.S. industrial production fell sharply in March as the coronavirus pandemic disrupted supply chains and knocked down demand for an array of goods and services.

Tesla lawyers filed a lawsuit in March last year against four former employees and Zoox

Buyers will be able to take cars on test drives alone and finish most paperwork online.

Fiat Chrysler is recalling more than 550,000 pickup trucks and SUVs worldwide because the windshield wiper arms can come loose and stop the wipers from working properly.

The move follows last week's announcement to employees that the Silicon Valley electric-car maker would slash salaried workers' pay and furlough without pay employees unable to work from home.

Tesla Inc. has reached out to at least some of its landlords seeking rent reductions.

Ford Motor Co said on Monday it is producing face masks at a Michigan plant to protect its workers from the coronavirus pandemic and is seeking to have those masks certified for medical use.

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Like many industries, automakers have taken a serious hit from the coronavirus pandemic. Many car companies are now offering incentives to draw in buyers.

Most of Tesla's Buffalo, New York, workforce is being temporarily laid off starting April 13.

Automakers may run out of cash to pay suppliers by mid-May.

Global automakers reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic are accelerating efforts to restart factories from Wuhan to Maranello to Michigan, using safety protocols developed for China and U.S. ventilator production operations launched in recent weeks.

GEICO has 18 million auto and one million motorcycle customers

Pay for salaried Tesla employees will be reduced beginning on April 13 and cuts will remain in place until the end of the second quarter

Nissan shut its U.S. plants on March 20 to help slow the spread of Covid-19

American Family Insurance is slated to return roughly $200 million to customers over the course of the next two months.