Reports

As automakers work to become “mobility providers,” their cars become more and more technologically advanced, which means there are rules they need to abide by

Subaru plans to sell 600,000 EVs globally by 2030 thanks to two production lines in Japan, and at least one more in the U.S.

Toyota’s global operating profit margin rose to 10.6% in the latest quarter but is only 3% in North America

As with the bZ4X, Toyota will build a three-row SUV in Kentucky that wears its own badge, as well as one branded as a Subaru

Tesla wants to allow the Semi to run from Fremont to the Mexican border in Laredo, Texas, with a new charging network for transport trucks

Tesla is believed to have paid $76 million to purchase Wiferion and is known to be working on wireless charging technology

Genesis had been developing an all-electric successor to the G70 but dwindling sales of the current model may have killed it

Sudden bursts of strong acceleration can make it hard to drive an EV without making everyone in it feel sick. Honda is working to smooth it all out without losing speed

Korea has a free trade agreement with the U.S. and Chinese battery suppliers are benefiting

Federal regulators are examining claims that the power steering on 2023 Model 3s and Ys can falter intermittently, leading to one alleged accident

The iconic GTI looses the I for injection, replacing it with a lighting bolt

Mitsubishi exec said that the Triton could gain a Ralliart-branded model with a V6 engine

Volvo will be an SUV-only brand in the UK

Lamborghini posted its most successful H1 ever, with 5,300 deliveries, and is on track to deliver more than 10,000 vehicles by the end of the year

Svante Andersson is staying tight-lipped about the identity of the Emily GT project’s new investor

Tesla is reportedly interested in producing its long-awaited $25,000 EV in India