Trump Imposes Big Tariffs on Wood — Bad News for RV Buyers
Trump Drops a Wood Industry Bombshell: Big Changes Are Coming, and RVers Won't Like Them.
While Rivals Lose Ground, GM Breaks Sales Records in China Thanks to Buick, Cadillac, and Wuling EVs
As Western automakers continue to lose traction in China, General Motors stands out for its steady growth and resilience.
U.S. Slashes Billions in Auto Industry Funding: Ford, GM, and Startups at Risk of Losing Federal Support
In October, it emerged that the U.S. Department of Energy plans to make deep federal funding cuts — a move that could hit major automakers and promising startups alike.
Ford Shares Fall After Fire at Key Aluminum Supplier
A massive fire destroyed much of the Novelis facility in Oswego, New York.
Nissan in Talks with Ford and Stellantis: Hybrid Rogue Could Be the Brand’s Lifeline
2024 hasn’t been an easy year for Nissan. Despite solid U.S. sales, the company continues to lose money.
Behind a Hundred Brands Lies the Wild Reality of China’s Car Market
This sprawling diagram, like a dealer’s treasure map, lays bare who really pulls the strings in China’s auto industry.
Toyota Ends Production of the Flagship Lexus LS: Closing a 36-Year Chapter
After 36 years in production, the Lexus LS is leaving the assembly line.
Carmakers promise one thing — but reality shows another: here’s where drivers are most often misled
Automakers exaggerate fuel economy, trunk space, and leave out plenty of other details.
Volkswagen Tiguan and Taos Shift Production: Argentina Says Goodbye to Seven-Seat AllSpace, Amarok Prepares Hybrid Breakthrough
Volkswagen recently unveiled the new-generation Tiguan in Argentina — not just to showcase the refreshed crossover, but also to outline the brand’s future lineup strategy in Latin America.
Jaguar Land Rover Struggles to Restart Production After Major Cyberattack
Since September 1, Jaguar Land Rover has halted both car production and sales.
Trump Delights German Carmakers: U.S. Lowers Tariffs — Problems Remain, but It’s a First Step
BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen are still under pressure in the U.S.
Michelin Explains Plant Closures and Production Shift
The French tire maker is at the center of a high-profile controversy over investments and government support. Here’s what we learned about the situation and the company’s response.
Volvo Begins Production of New Hybrid at South Carolina Plant
The Swedish brand doubles down on U.S. manufacturing: Volvo hybrids will soon be rolling off the line.
Dongfeng to “Repackage” Nissan and Team Up with Huawei: All for Project XY
Dongfeng is preparing a new electric vehicle brand in partnership with Huawei.
The End of the Diesel Era: Toyota Predicts a Hydrogen Revolution
Similar shifts are underway in the U.S., where hybrid powertrains are steadily replacing diesel in vehicles that once relied on it completely.