Our annual ranking of the top global suppliers reveals that as the industry’s main players build revenue, transform and change direction, they remain in much the same order of size as they were a year ago. There's a good reason why.

The Dutch aluminum giant Constellium wanted to get serious about the U.S. auto market, so it bought a plant that makes aluminum for beer cans.

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.

Nissan's new North American chairman, Jose Luis Valls, believes Nissan must play to its natural global strength -- the midsize pickup.

Two industry-watchers from Automotive News walked the floor at the New York auto show and issued their views and verdicts.

Honda is encouraging collaboration on mobility ventures by opening a glass-walled garage intended to encourage passersby to look in and see what engineers are working on.

Former Nissan executive Jose Munoz is in negotiations to head Hyundai Motor America and also take a top leadership position at its Korean parent, three people familiar with the situation told Automotive News.

Honda helped ArcelorMittal create a new approach to making a safer door ring. Now, ArcelorMittal is marketing the concept to other automakers.

To encourage Detroit-area engineers and startups to collaborate on new mobility ideas, Honda has come down from its tall tower to let people look in its windows.

New technologies that made vehicles smarter, more flexible and easier to build earned 2019 Automotive News PACE Awards Monday night.

As Jason Hoff prepares to move to a new position in Germany, the CEO of Mercedes-Benz's Alabama manufacturing operations says the investments keep coming, both from suppliers and Mercedes itself.

That's welcome news for suppliers and economic development officials in several locations, and hardly a sign of trouble ahead.