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Chevrolet, Dodge, Jeep, Kia, Rolls-Royce and Volkswagen are among the brands with EVs coming to market by the end of 2024.

General Motors last year exercised its right of first refusal in a buy-sell deal for two Nebraska stores. The automaker ultimately sued the seller and original buyer before a judge dismissed the case. The stores changed hands in May.

The UAW's uncharacteristic embrace of real-time communications during its ongoing strike against the Detroit 3 may have longer knock-on effects for future organizing, judging by the level of public interest and debate about the netotiations.

The end product is only six minutes long, but it took Volvo CEO Jim Rowan six 12-hour days to shoot the film.

Toyota is radically rebooting its famed manufacturing system for its next generation of Tesla-fighting electric vehicles, due in 2026. Automotive News synthesizes days of company briefings and demonstrations to deliver a step-by-step picture of the production processes that will churn out these lower-cost, giga-cast, software-defined EVs of tomorrow.

The operator of a nine-mile toll road outside Denver says vehicles registered to Tesla's store in Littleton have avoided paying for thousands of trips.