Achieving an ambitiously low sticker price dictated many of the design and engineering decisions on the battery-powered Mini Cooper SE.

Fiat Chrysler has prospered in a tech realm where rivals have stumbled. Next up: dual Bluetooth connections and in-vehicle Alexa assistance.

Carlos Ghosn jumped bail to avoid criminal trial in Japan. But Nissan may now ramp up civil action to claim tens of millions it says he improperly received.

A settlement in the birthplace of the U.S. auto industry, experts say, could serve as a template for similar cases in other states and pave the way for other startups to sidestep dealers.

Much as Henry Ford’s Model  T turned the gasoline-powered automobile into a mass-market product, GM’s Cruise Origin aims to make mobility-as-a-service a compelling consumer option. Once challenge: No federal regulatory framework.

The idea has been slow to catch on, but eventually dealers will get it, the vAuto founder says.

The Republican president's planned visit to the northern Detroit suburb comes amid his impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate over soliciting foreign help in his re-election campaign this year. The Dana plant has deep roots in manufacturing history, dating back to World War II.

Analysts say that in order to turn investor sentiment around, the automakers need to make good on joint engineering projects that have slowed since the ouster of the alliance's former leader Carlos Ghosn.

CEO R.J. Scaringe declined to say how many prospective buyers have so far spent $1,000 on a refundable deposit to hold their spot for a Rivian, but he said the reaction had been "really positive."

Armed with its new crossover, Hyundai's Genesis is leveraging the Super Bowl, celebrity couple John Legend and Chrissy Teigen, a new logo and the Young Luxury slogan to raise its American profile.