Automakers
Why CES Is Now the Greatest Car Tech Show on Earth
The Vegas gadget extravaganza is the place to see the future of car tech and transportation.
Tesla Voluntarily Recalls 53,000 Cars
A small gear in the electric parking brakes can fail, meaning cars get stuck in park.
The Auto Industry's 10 Most Disruptive Cars Since the Model T
Will any of the cars at the 2017 New York International Auto Show leave this kind of legacy?
Lincoln Debuts Uber-Like Service, But With Your Own Car
The chauffeur program will launch in select cities.
5 Surprising Things to Come Out of the Detroit Auto Show
From self-driving 'platforms' to notions of 'mobility,' this year's annual auto event reveals new priorities for manufacturers.
In a First With an Automaker, BlackBerry Signs Software Deal With Ford
Blackberry has signed a deal with Ford Motor Co.
Hyundai Motor to Launch 200-Mile Electric Vehicle in 2018
The company is aiming to better compete with other electric car makers such as Tesla.
Automakers and Tech Companies Decide to Make Deals, Not War
Companies such as Ford and Toyota now recognize they may turn ride-hailing services and car sharing companies into steady customers for all sorts of vehicles.
GM Expands Car-Sharing Service to Boston, Chicago, Washington
The service launched almost four months ago.
Nissan Buying $2.2 Billion Controlling Stake in Scandal-Hit Mitsubishi Motors
The deal is a lifeline for Mitsubishi Motors, which is mired in its third scandal in two decades and has had $3 billion wiped off its market value
Wall Street Values Tesla Motors at $620,000 Per Car Sold Last Year
As a comparison, consider that General Motors Co.'s $48 billion market value is equivalent to about $4,800 for every vehicle it sold last year.
Google, Fiat Chrysler Team Up on Self-Driving Minivans
This is the first time that a Silicon Valley company has partnered with a traditional automaker to create a driverless vehicle.