Mobility Report

Hours before unveiling the pickup, which the company says it will start building in 2021, Musk posted on Twitter: "Cybertruck design influenced partly by The Spy Who Loved Me."

Toyota Motor North America's Bob Carter says some of the industry angst over the future of auto shows is "self-inflicted," the result of automaker strategies to cross-program off-site events during auto shows to monopolize media coverage.

Auto lenders are taking an increasingly hard-nosed approach to identity theft fraud, and dealerships that don't properly screen for fraud are feeling the heat.

PSA Group CEO Carlos Tavares, Automotive News' 2019 Industry Leader of the Year, spoke last week at a ceremony honoring the winners of this year's All-Star Awards. Here are edited excerpts of his speech.

Here's why the growth of synthetic identity fraud in auto loans is leveling off in 2019 after six years of steep increases — and what scammers are trying now.

A survey identifies customer preferences for dealership websites.