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Japan's trade minister has told The Associated Press that President Donald Trump's tariff policies reflect a serious misunderstanding of the importance of free trade and Japanese companies' contributions to the U.S. economy.

Volkswagen says it's launching an all-electric car sharing service in Berlin using its battery powered Golf and Up! models as it seeks to build a business serving people in big cities who don't own cars.

Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 209,000 minivans and SUVs worldwide to fix a brake problem that can cause longer stopping distances.

Ford is recalling the charging cords for more than 50,000 plug-in hybrid and electric cars in North America because they could cause fires in electrical outlets.

The Toyota Prius may be synonymous with hybrids, but shopping for a gas-electric car is no longer a choice between that and a handful of also-rans.

The billionaire investor should stay until Tesla is a “well-oiled” machine.

Trade talks could cause the Commerce Department to postpone a report on the impact of auto imports on national security.

Federal safety officials said in May that Uber’s self-driving car identified the pedestrian seconds before the fatal March 18 accident, but failed to stop.

A former employee alleges theft and drug dealing inside a Tesla factory.

Semi-truck manufacturers are working through a lengthy backlog of new orders.

Electric car maker Tesla's CEO Elon Musk has admitted in a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times that stress is taking a heavy toll in what he calls an "excruciating year."

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker told FOX Business that he is not in favor of President Trump’s call for a boycott of Harley-Davidson.

Hagerty estimates that car sales during 2018 Monterey Car Week will grow compared to last year.

Efforts are underway to find a second-in-command to help take some of the pressure off Musk.

Regulators last year subpoenaed a Tesla parts supplier as they looked at whether the auto maker misled investors about Model 3 production problems, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Electric car maker Tesla Motors said Thursday it is suing Ontario's new government, claiming it was treated unfairly in the cancellation of a program providing rebates to residents who bought electric vehicles.