Musk suggests Tesla would build 'normal truck' if Cybertruck flops

Honda's luxury division is undergoing a revival of its performance image in the redesigns of several models.

There's a lot of that sort of wishful thinking going around. Companies regularly report "adjusted EBITDA," which is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortization and other stuff they'd rather you forgot about.

With upset consumers on either side of the mask debate, dealers are grappling with whether to put their own mandates in place and how to handle any resulting customer protest.

Tesla's CEO believes plants could one day be 1,000 times more efficient, thinks "zero" about J.D. Power surveys and admits the company had problems getting the paint on its cars right.

Nissan is working on new powertrains for several vehicles, including the Murano, Maxima and GT-R. But it may drop the Versa, Rogue Sport and its commercial vans.

GM is unhappy with Facebook’s efforts to keep hateful and disparaging content away from the automaker’s brands and has joined Ford and other companies that have stopped advertising with the social-media company, adding it is in talks with the popular platform about improving efforts to eliminate harmful content.

Alfa said it plans an "orderly transition process to make Nemak an independent business."

Fisker said earlier in July that it was in talks with VW to use the German automaker's MEB EV platform to speed vehicle development and cut costs, but it disclosed a delay in documents filed on Friday.

FCA CEO Mike Manley shed some light on his thinking about EV pickups and made clear that FCA hasn't revealed its full hand when it comes to electrification.

The broader network will increase charging access for drivers who live in multi-unit homes, rent their homes and can't install chargers, or lack access to workplace charging.