A news release from Industry Minister Mélanie Joly’s department says a forum will be established on Canada–Korea industrial collaboration.

GM North America President Duncan Aldred told the Detroit Policy Conference that the automaker's Detroit roots and resilience help it succeed when times are turbulent.

Hyundai remains committed to the pickup segment and will begin production of a midsize body-on-frame truck in summer 2029, sources told Automotive News.

AN’s Asia editor, living in Japan for two decades, argues that Japanese kei cars will flop in the U.S. despite President Donald Trump's executive order encouraging their production and sale.

Toyota Ventures invested in Flai as the San Francisco AI startup extended its seed round to $6 million to automate dealership calls, emails and texts.

High costs and financial distress could lead to supplier consolidations as parts makers look to become more efficient and resilient.

Chinese automakers see opportunity in the U.S., but analysts warn tariffs and politics make meaningful entry far from imminent.

The China Electronic Architecture, or CEA, architecture consolidates vehicle electronics into centralized zones, reducing complexity and lowering costs.

Board cuts at VW, Mercedes and Stellantis signal a deeper crisis facing European automakers — one that cost-cutting alone won’t solve, experts say.

Toyota's decision to separate Gazoo Racing as its own brand will be felt at the motorsports level globally, including in North America. Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to ...

By switching to adaptive charging, automakers such as Volvo have been able to reduce the time it takes to refill a battery even when it’s cold.

Toyota delivered 11.3 million vehicles, topping the VW and Hyundai groups as the world's bestselling automaker despite 15 percent U.S. tariffs on Japanese imports.