Ghosn agrees to resign as Renault chairman and CEO, reports say

GM's Brazil unit is in advanced talks with Sao Paulo state to receive tax incentives, the company told public officials and union representatives, a few days after telling workers in a memo that it was losing money in the country.

Ford is planning a less expensive pickup that would slot below the Ranger, and the automaker eventually will offer battery-electric versions of the F series, Jim Farley, head of the automaker's global markets, told investors.

Waymo is partnering with global supplier Magna to integrate self-driving systems on vehicles produced by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Jaguar.

TomTom is freeing up resources to battle the likes of Alphabet for access to mapping technology in-car dashboards.

Toyota and Panasonic are launching a joint venture to produce electric vehicle batteries, reflecting the aim of the two Japanese companies to become a bigger global player in the battery industry.

Former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn has had his application for bail rejected again by a Japanese court, even after he offered to wear a tracker and be monitored by guards.

Tesla's home state of California accounted for almost half of all Model 3 registrations through the first 10 months of 2018.

DeAnna Johnson, 54, said in a lawsuit her supervisor groped her, showed her lewd photos and repeatedly solicited her for sex.

BMW and Mercedes could jointly develop the next generations of their compact cars – the BMW 1 series and the Mercedes A class – as part of a wider cooperation that would also include sharing technology for autonomous cars, a German newspaper reported.

LG Electronics Co. is the supplier for a Daimler AG Mercedes-Benz model that will feature a motion-detection system that can read a driver's gestures in order to control some automobile functions, people with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg.