Jamie Butters

Quality and durability have gotten so good that a well-maintained vehicle can remain a valuable asset even after hundreds of thousands of miles of use.

The used-car giant has hit some profitability snags and is in the midst of a major stock slump. However, it still can become a force in this industry.

Was there another sign of the end of traditional international auto shows with attention-getting press days? Not necessarily, but neither was the show a roaring comeback for the seriously strained business model.

The new plant will be part of Hyundai Motor Group's $7.4 billion investment plan for the U.S. to produce EVs, upgrade factories and develop smart mobility technologies.

Hyundai's Ioniq 5 was named World Car of the Year, besting two other electric crossovers for the award.

Hyundai confirmed electrified versions of two of its top-selling crossovers would be built at its plant in Montgomery, Ala.

Across the industry, some key players' evolving EV strategies have some shades of the past.

Acknowledging mistakes can help prevent them from repeating, says Automotive News Executive Editor Jamie Butters.

The pandemic isn't over, but is it safe to come out without a mask? The science pros say "Yeah, mostly." But be smart.

An AlixPartners executive says the war in Ukraine and the ensuing sanctions on Russia will have an impact on auto manufacturing.

In a globally competitive industry, it can also make a lot of sense to work toward common goals.

This was a year when, if I didn't feel professionally obligated to pay attention to the ads, I would've skipped most of them.

Some conservatives appear to be souring on EVs, according to research. However, there are sound, nonpartisan reasons to not allow political tribalism get in the way of the domestic auto industry's progress.

Here are excerpts from experts who spoke about the economy, the car market, production plans, powertrain evolution, mobility and the future of humanity.

Many data points indicate that the industry isn't on a road to recovery. But my gut tells me things are going to get better and may not be as bad as they seem.