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Tesla's shares are tumbling before the market open Thursday after the electric vehicle maker posted a record first-quarter loss and its CEO got testy at times during a conference call.

Ford’s North America fleet with be 90% trucks and SUVs.

Volkswagen's new CEO, Herbert Diess, has vowed to build a more ethical culture after the company's diesel emissions scandal and outlined a new, six-part structure aimed at streamlining decision-making at the sprawling company.

The process could help the automaker add alternative-fuel vehicles to its product lineup.

John Cox is seeking to repeal recent increases in the state fuel levy.

A tense exchange on an earnings call may have rattled investors.

The complaint alleges that features of the Tesla Semi were copied.

Output forces company to burn more cash than expected.

Arizona has reached a $40 million settlement with Volkswagen over advertising claims in a nationwide emissions cheating scandal, state Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Wednesday.

Ford is expanding a full-size van recall to fix wiring problems that could cause fires, and it's warning drivers to park the vans outside until they're repaired.

The Silicon Valley automaker probably needs between $2 and $3 billion in 2018.

Buyers are paying higher prices for new vehicles, particularly SUVs.

Analysts say the electric car company may be forced to raise billions in extra cash.

The Ford Taurus, a car that was once America's top seller, is about to die for a second time.

Japanese automaker Honda Motor Co. has reported a 12 percent rise in its fiscal fourth quarter profit thanks to growing sales and cost cutting.

Daimler AG, maker of Mercedes-Benz luxury cars, saw its first-quarter net profit fall 11 percent from the same quarter a year ago, when the company had one-time gains from the sale of real estate and from financial factors.

The hiring spree is part of a $170 million investment in the Corolla plant.

Cars still matter, according to the maker of Chevrolet and Cadillac.