Can the F-150 Pickup Carry Ford? (Update)
Can CEO James Hackett keep the sales of Ford's flagship, the F-150 full-sized pickup, going strong? His job may depend on it.
Can CEO James Hackett keep the sales of Ford's flagship, the F-150 full-sized pickup, going strong? His job may depend on it.
Whatever concerns car companies have about the billions of dollars they are pouring into electric car research and production should have those fears allayed by a new study.
Americans are increasingly willing to buy electric cars according to a new survey from AAA. Their expectations may have to be reined in a bit however.
Four of the largest auto manufacturers in the world are now part of a group seeking to foster an ecosystem in which businesses and consumers have security and sovereignty over their vehicle identity and…
Costco and Volvo have announced an "employee pricing" deal for Costco members available until July 2. Special pricing and incentives are also part of the offer.
Beginning this week, all new cars and light trucks sold in the United States must be equipped with a rearview camera system. The rule goes into effect after a four-year phase-in period.
Tesla posted a much bigger Q1 per share loss than it did a year ago, but revenues rose as well and both profits and revenues rose more than analysts had forecast. There's no other…
The goal of the initiative is to accelerate the adoption of blockchain and to ensure the industry is on the same page with use cases ranging from autonomous payments to ride-sharing.
Tesla is set to report its first-quarter financial results after the markets close on Wednesday, and expectations are not very high.
It came to light recently that Tesla is being sued by electric hydrogen truck startup Nikola Motor for patent infringement. Is there a case there?
A federal lawsuit filed by 17 states and the District of Columbia charges the U.S. EPA with failing to enforce its own regulations on fuel-economy and carbon emissions in violation of the Clean Air…
In the current circumstances, Fiat Chrysler cannot keep the poorly performing Fiat brand on the market in the United States.
Ford and Ram reported monthly pickup truck sales Tuesday morning that were moving in opposite directions. GM no longer reports monthly sales.
Fiat Chrysler sales rose 5% year over year in April, boosted strong sales of new Jeep models and recently refreshed Dodge Caravan and Journey models.
Ford's April sales were down by 4.7% year over year with sales of the company's trucks the only bright spot and that only dimly.