Author: Automotive News Breaking News Feed

Jim Hackett downplayed a report that the automaker may cut 25,000 jobs and said he’ll have more news to share later this week.

Waymo, the subsidiary spun from Google to handle autonomous driving, intends to offer commercial service with its self-driving Chrysler Pacifica hybrid minivans. The service is called Waymo One.

SandP Global Ratings lowered the credit rating of Tata Motors and its Jaguar Land Rover unit deeper into junk, citing weaker-than-expected profitability at JLR.

Even in a hyper-polarized Washington, there’s been one area of consensus lately on Capitol Hill: anger at General Motors and its CEO, Mary Barra. She will face that ire during two days of meetings this week.

Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn had near-total say over how much he was paid, which may have led to his arrest for alleged financial misconduct.

Plunging automobile sales add to evidence that higher borrowing costs are beginning to eat into Canadian economic growth, possibly faster than the central bank expected.

Ford’s upcoming Mustang Shelby GT500, which will be revealed next month at the Detroit auto show, will be made with two 3D-printed brake parts from a new manufacturing center near Detroit.

Volkswagen’s CEO said after a meeting at the White House that the German automaker was building an alliance with Ford and that they might use the U.S. automaker’s plants to build cars.

Volkswagen Group expects the era of the combustion car to fade away after it rolls out its next-generation gasoline and diesel cars beginning in 2026.

The California New Car Dealers Association asked Volvo to stop its Care by Volvo subscription service after a review found what the association believes to be violations of California franchise laws.