Author: Automotive News Feed

U.S. probes Ford pickup tailgates that can open unexpectedly; Legalized weed, more wrecks?; U.S., EU blame each other in trade spat; VW’s scrap-and-save plan; Uber trailer venture.

London Electric Vehicle Company plans to start selling an electric version of the iconic black cab in Paris next year as it continues its global expansion with the famous models.

In the race for the next generation battery, lithium ion technology has made huge leaps in recent years. But the power packs continue to have drawbacks.

Tesla’s breakthrough deal to secure land for a Shanghai factory commits the electric-car maker to a multibillion-dollar investment just as the Chinese vehicle market falters.

Actualmente el intercambio comercial de acero entre México y Estados Unidos asciende a 3 mil millones de dólares, con una balanza comercial positiva para el vecino país.

Guillermo Prieto, presidente ejecutivo de la AMDA, asegura que el repunte en la inflación en México redujo el poder adquisitivo de la clase media, que es el principal consumidor de modelos subcompactos.

El gobierno de Guanajuato informó que para diciembre de 2019 se estará fabricando el primer automóvil de Toyota hecho en el municipio de Apaseo el Grande.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross challenged a fragile trans-Atlantic trade truce by accusing the European Union of dragging its feet over market-opening pledges.

BMW is filling out its product lineup with the launch of its largest SUV to date. The new X7 addresses a shortcoming in BMW’s crossover lineup in offering a true seven-seater option.

Tesla’s vice president of manufacturing, Gilbert Passin, has left the company, Business Insider reported, citing a source familiar with the situation.