The new Rainbow PUSH Automotive Brand Equity Index dissects the buying behavior of minority consumers and shows where automakers stand with each group.

Canadian automakers are warning they could be on the hook for billions of dollars in credit purchases if Canada’s electric vehicle mandate is enforced as written.

Audi’s U.S. dealers for years have sought a bigger three-row crossover to serve customers looking for more space.

Renault is looking to partnerships with other automakers, especially Chinese ones, to improve factory utilization and boost its product competitiveness.

The "One Big Beautiful Act" car loan interest deduction remains in place while the IRS and auto lenders update systems. Here’s what lenders need to provide borrowers — and what can wait this season.

China said it will exempt eligible companies from its export ban on Nexperia’s semiconductor chips, signaling an easing of supply chain tensions. The ride-hailing company and subsidiary of Google ...

According to a statement on the Government of Canada’s website, Export Development Canada will contribute up to US$500 million in potential financing ...

Automotive News journalists Hans Greimel and Larry P. Vellequette discuss the new products on display, Chinese automakers and some misses from the show.

As dealer groups scale, outdated security practices can’t keep up with rising theft, fraud, and operational complexity. This article explores how top-performing groups are adopting layered, enterprise ...

Automakers and their suppliers face production stoppages if a dispute over Nexperia, which makes large volumes of basic chips used in cars, is not solved soon.

Autonomous vehicle company Waymo is coming to Detroit, starting with manual drivers that will progress into fully autonomous ride-hailing services across the city.

The group's third-quarter market share in Europe was 13.6 percent, a steep drop from more than 20 percent in 2021. CEO Antonio Filosa says new products from Fiat, Citroen, Opel and Jeep will help ...