Omari Gardner

Akio Toyoda's vision of retrofitting vehicles with EV and hydrogen powertrains to reduce the automotive fleet's carbon footprint is noble, but a difficult business proposition.

For 2023, AutoForecast Solutions estimates more than 2.7 million vehicles will be cut from productions schedules because of the global semiconductior shortage.

Rental car giant Enterprise Holdings is working to ensure the public charging network is accessible to all, co-developing a playbook with the National League of Cities and deeply studying three cities.

Manchin and Musk have generated their share of controversy, and they won't win any popularity contests in some circles, but there is no denying that the impact each has had on the industry this year has been outsized.

Hugene Fields, who has extensive nonprofit experience, takes his first foray in the automotive world as the new president of the National Association of Minority Automobile Dealers.

General Motors says it's extending its benefits program as it seeks "ways to widen opportunities for people from all backgrounds."

Toyota's Driving Possibilities program has committed $110 million to STEM education for school-age kids in close proximity to its facilities across the country.

We sometimes hear arguments against corporate diversity, equity and inclusion policies on grounds that they are unfair. Here is the counterargument.

Dejuan Ross sees Lexus remaining steady on its planned transition to an all-electric vehicle lineup by the next decade, beginning early next year with the RZ 450e.

A female driver is 73 percent more likely to be seriously injured than a male driver in a vehicle crash and 17 percent more likely to die, data shows.

The Lexus RX's updated powertrains, which replace the outgoing gasoline and hybrid models' 3.5-liter V-6 with more fuel-efficient inline-fours, are key to Lexus' plan to retain leadership in the midsize luxury crossover segment.

More than 100,000 vehicles were cut from North American production schedules because of the global microchip shortage last week, according to the latest AutoForecast Solutions report.

Acura, which has its sights set on returning to 200,000 annual U.S. sales, is working to reach younger and diverse consumers through various pop culture-themed marketing efforts.

Until recent events, I was waiting for more economical vehicle options, longer ranges and improved charging infrastructure. But there are a number of compelling reasons to take the plunge now, at least for me.

At the Automotive News Congress in Washington, Mike Stanton said: "We've talked a lot about dealer and factory relations, but we can't get it done alone."