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Car owners in Washington, D.C., are facing some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the country amid the surge in auto thefts and carjackings that occurred in 2023.

The number of auto loan borrowers who are falling behind on their bills jumped during the fourth quarter as high borrowing costs squeeze millions of Americans.

Toyota announced Tuesday it is pouring $1.3 billion into its flagship Georgetown, Kentucky, plant to begin production of a new, all-electric three-row SUV.

Honda announced the recall of 750,000 vehicles in the U.S. to fix a defective seat weight sensor that could cause air bags to deploy unintentionally in the event of a crash.

Ford Motor Co. reported a drop in electric vehicle sales in January as demand for EVs waned, but made up for the loss with a 43% surge in hybrid sales.

Ford unveiled the new and redesigned 2025 Explorer, which will be the company's first vehicle featuring the Ford Digital Experience, which boosts customers' connectivity.

A new study has raised concerns about the ability of the nation’s guardrails to handle electric vehicles, which weigh thousands of pounds more than the average gas-powered sedan.

Toyota instructed the owners of 50,000 vehicles not to drive their cars, citing an air bag issue that could potentially lead to "serious injury or death."

General Motors is halving spending on its driverless robotaxi unit Cruise amid investigations into the unit after an October accident involving a pedestrian.

The share of new-vehicle sales with 0% APR financing ticked up to 2.3% of sales during the fourth quarter from 1.1% in the previous quarter, a recent Edmunds report said.

GM CFO Paul Jacobson said in a call with reporters that the automaker expects its electric vehicle operations will begin returning variable profit by the second half of the year.

Many U.S. cities are grappling with broken-down electric transit vehicles that cannot be fixed, months after the largest E-bus manufacturer filed for bankruptcy.

Sammy Hagar's Ferrari supercar will now be auctioned off this fall rather than next week after an inspection revealed it needed a battery replacement.

Although prices are lower than they were last year at this time, they remain steady month over month.

A total of 199,575 Tesla Model S, X and Y vehicles from 2023 are being recalled because the rearview camera may not display an image while in reverse.