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Nissan Restarts US-Made Murano, Pathfinder, Frontier Sales in Canada

Nissan Restarts US-Made Murano, Pathfinder, Frontier Sales in Canada

Nissan resumed Canadian sales of three U.S.-built models, but tariffs keep supply below earlier levels.

Suzuki Wants to Develop New Cars Twice as Fast—And AI Will Help Make It Happen

Suzuki Wants to Develop New Cars Twice as Fast—And AI Will Help Make It Happen

Suzuki is planning a major overhaul of vehicle development as it looks to bring new models to market faster.

Honda Is Rethinking Its Future SUVs—and a Massive New Ohio Plant Is Coming

Honda Is Rethinking Its Future SUVs—and a Massive New Ohio Plant Is Coming

Honda is planning a major Ohio expansion as it shifts its future lineup toward larger hybrid SUVs.

Why Small Turbo Engines Are Replacing Big V8s—and What It Means for Your Next Car

Why Small Turbo Engines Are Replacing Big V8s—and What It Means for Your Next Car

Turbochargers let automakers squeeze big-engine performance from smaller engines—but the technology comes with trade-offs.

Mercedes-Benz to Close Plants and Cut Wages as Workers Face Layoffs

Mercedes-Benz to Close Plants and Cut Wages as Workers Face Layoffs

Mercedes-Benz is preparing to restructure its business, including potential pay cuts, layoffs and even the closure of a factory.

U.S. Officials Demand Ford Cut Its Technology Ties With China

U.S. Officials Demand Ford Cut Its Technology Ties With China

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged Ford to end partnerships with Chinese companies over technology and national security concerns.

Jaguar Land Rover Cuts Jobs and Models as Sales Slide, Putting 4,000 Workers at Risk

Jaguar Land Rover Cuts Jobs and Models as Sales Slide, Putting 4,000 Workers at Risk

Jaguar Land Rover is targeting up to $2.3 billion in savings as plunging sales force the automaker to cut jobs and rethink its lineup.

China’s Auto Industry Faces Chip Crisis as AI Boom Drives Up Costs and Creates Shortages

China’s Auto Industry Faces Chip Crisis as AI Boom Drives Up Costs and Creates Shortages

Chinese automakers are facing a sharp increase in chip prices as semiconductor shortages threaten vehicle production.

Honda Asks Suppliers to Cut Prices by 30% on Certain Components

Honda Asks Suppliers to Cut Prices by 30% on Certain Components

Honda has asked its suppliers to significantly reduce component costs as the automaker looks to free up money for electrification and software.

Dreame Shuts Down Automotive Business and Winds Down Starry Sky Project

Dreame Shuts Down Automotive Business and Winds Down Starry Sky Project

Dreame’s automotive venture is being wound down after just one year, following sweeping layoffs and a rapid retreat from the industry.

Nissan Unveils New Development Strategy as It Looks to Catch Up With Chinese Automakers

Nissan Unveils New Development Strategy as It Looks to Catch Up With Chinese Automakers

Nissan has unveiled a new “family strategy” aimed at cutting vehicle development times and helping the automaker compete more effectively.

BMW Could Dramatically Cut Its Lineup, With Crossovers Also on the Chopping Block

BMW Could Dramatically Cut Its Lineup, With Crossovers Also on the Chopping Block

BMW is preparing to significantly reduce its model lineup as financial pressures push the automaker to cut costs.

Porsche Cuts Costs, Eliminating 5,000 More Jobs

Porsche Cuts Costs, Eliminating 5,000 More Jobs

Porsche is extending its cost-cutting strategy with another 5,000 job reductions, while committing to keep its German manufacturing sites open.

Land Rover Discovery Sport to Be Discontinued as Production Ends in December

Land Rover Discovery Sport to Be Discontinued as Production Ends in December

Land Rover is ending production of the Discovery Sport, one of the brand's longest-running and most affordable models.