Honda's Hachigo seizes the wheel as quality crisis hits profits

The factory in Lordstown, Ohio, and adjoining land sold for $20 million earlier this month, the Business Journal reported, citing records from the Trumbull County auditor.

VW was charged with 60 counts of breaching the Canadian Environmental Protection Act by importing vehicles that did not conform to prescribed emission standards.

The driver of the Tesla Model 3 told police in Connecticut that his car’s Autopilot feature had been activated and he was not facing forward.

Volkswagen Group and SAIC Motor Corp. invited parts makers to bid to become suppliers for an Audi A7L they plan to build, signaling the German luxury brand is poised to add China’s largest automaker as a manufacturing partner as Audi pushes to regain share lost to Mercedes-Benz and BMW in the world’s biggest market.

Opel and French battery manufacturer Saft can move forward with a plan to build electric vehicle battery cells in Germany after the European Union approved the use of state aid for the project.

AvtoVAZ said it signed an agreement to buy GM's 50 percent stake in their joint venture, which sees the two companies produce the Chevrolet Niva from a factory in Togliatti, Russia.

The indictment of former Fiat Chrysler labor chief Al Iacobelli set off a more than two-year effort by GM’s legal staff to establish a pattern of coziness between the UAW and FCA.

As GM pushes toward an electric future, it's softening the risk of plunging into an uncertain market by getting a partner to help manufacture batteries.

Some automakers are demanding that GPB Capital Holdings, the majority owner of the 56-store Prime Automotive Group, sell some dealerships or fix noncompliance issues they say have triggered breaches of their dealership agreements.

Nissan North America Chairman Jose Valls could be sending a message to  headquarters in Japan that the U.S. business is willing to make financial sacrifices to turn the business around