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Alongside the delays in Austin and Berlin, the carmaker has grappled since then with issues including elevated inventory in Shanghai, its most important production hub.

Stellantis announced two deaths in November caused by the air bags. The company formerly known as Fiat Chrysler confirmed the third death early Monday.

Toyota president Akio Toyoda is speaking out against the industry's push to go electric exclusively, saying some are afraid to say what he is saying about electric vehicles.

Ford may work with a Chinese firm to build and operate a battery plant that would supply parts for its electric vehicles.

The number of car repossessions across the United States is on the rise and expected to continue into the new year. Some industry experts say it is a sign of the economy.

California air regulators approved a plan Thursday that would dramatically cut reliance on fossil fuels to address climate change concerns, drawing strong reaction.

NHTSA is investigating several incidents of Cruise autonomous ride-hailing vehicles becoming immobilized and stopping short, the latter resulting in rear-end collisions.

California, who plans to deploy 250,000 chargers by 2025 is spending $2.9 billion to more than double its EV chargers from 80,000 to 90,000 across the state.

Cadillac has more interested customers for its $300,000 Celestiq electric car than it can satisfy for the first 12 to 18 months of production.

Redwood said it will build a $3.5 billion battery materials campus in Ridgefield that will recycle, refine and remanufacture cathode and anode materials.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas fell to $3.26, 52 cents less than a month ago and six cents less than a year ago, according to AAA.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Tuesday that Subaru issued a voluntary recall of over 271,000 Ascent sport utility vehicles.

Ford has added a third shift to its F-150 Lightning production line in an effort to increase output of the electric pickup. It hopes to reach a rate of 150,000 in 2023.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety announced in a Monday report that new frontal crash testing found just two out of 15 small SUVs earned a "good" rating.

Ram is recalling 1.23 million pickups in the U.S. that may have a defect which could prevent their tailgates from closing completely and allow them to open unexpectedly.

The Energy Department announced a $2.5 billion loan going to a General Motors-LG Energy Solution joint venture focused on making EV battery cells had closed.

Automakers are meeting rising vehicle emissions requirements in part through using credits earned in prior years or by buying excess credits from rivals.

Stellantis announced its decision to idle operations at an assembly plant in Belvedere, Illinois, next February, resulting in "indefinite layoffs" for workers.