Reports

Former employee says Supercharger team already had more work than it could manage before layoffs

Swiss protestors said they were drawing attention to Switzerland’s inaction on climate change, which was recently condemned by the European Court of Human Rights

A judge recently ordered a used car dealer to pay nearly $420,000 for selling over a dozen vehicles without functional airbags

For the fourth week in a row, Tesla is laying employees off – and those who remain are worried that they may be next

Scammers have embraced photo editing software to fake damage and submit fraudulent insurance claims

City officials seem unwilling to drop the ticket despite the fact that the 911’s exhaust is unmodified

Fisker is in even more trouble as an engineering partner has sued it for $13 million over unpaid fees and damages

The British automaker is tipped to offer the Type 135 with 66 kWh and 99 kWh battery packs

The carmaker says rugged SUVs have become a global phenomenon, but a pickup is beyond the brand

Only five of 14 automakers investigated required a warrant when asked for data by authorities and only one told its customers about it

Chinese customers and authorities are looking for answers after an electric Aito M7 Plus’s safety systems allegedly failed

Chinese automakers produce twice as many vehicles as local consumers can buy. So why is the government still subsidizing the industry?

We hear that Nissan is working on a new limited production version of the Z, which could echo Japan’s Fairlady Z Customized Edition

Reports suggest that Tesla might have to rehire some of its laid off staff to grow the Supercharger network

The wall of buttons stands a little longer, as the Corvette ZR1 will arrive before supercar’s mid-cycle refresh

Alcohol-related deaths on the road are at record highs, but DUI rates have historic lows