Ford to complete 7,000 salaried job cuts by September, saving $600M a year

The company's new electronic systems, designed to securely handle software downloads from the internet, will be capable of handling up to 4.5 terabytes of data processing power per hour, five times the capability of current GM vehicles.

Jaguar Land Rover expects cost reductions, led by job cuts, and a turnaround in China, where inventories have been trimmed, to shore up turnaround efforts at Britain’s largest automaker.

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer will visit Japan on May 24 to meet Economy Minister Toshimitsu Motegi to accelerate trade talks ahead of a leaders' summit a few days later, Reuters reported, citing sources with direct knowledge of the plan.

S&P Global Ratings placed the automaker’s rating on negative watch after it issued a weaker earnings outlook and said there is a more than one-in-three chance of a further delay in Nissan’s profit recovery.

Takao Kato, who helped establish Mitsubishi's joint manufacturing plant with Chrysler in Illinois some three decades ago, conceded Mitsubishi's U.S. strategy is still a work in progress.

Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa has a plan to bring Nissan back in the U.S. and globally. But he says it's going to take years.

In an unusually strong-worded statement, Toyota said Trump’s proclamation that the U.S. needs to defend itself against foreign cars and components “sends a message to Toyota that our investments are not welcomed.”

Visteon is working to perfect a tricky new product, and was waylaid by a bungled plant move.

The world's biggest vehicle battery supplier believes it has more growing to do, even as the industry shifts from the combustion engines that those batteries start.

The two recalls covered nearly 200,000 Pacifica minivans and more than 400,000 pickups in the U.S. No injuries or accidents were reported.