Category: Motor Age Articles

Nissan planning czar Philippe Klein says that Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi are pushing ahead on product development cooperation, despite concerns that Carlos Ghosn’s exit might let the alliance deteriorate.

Cadillac has been winding down operations at Cadillac House in Manhattan and will sublet the space or break the agreement and return the space to the landlord. The lease agreement runs until 2025.

Self-driving vehicle developer Zoox has hired Aicha Evans, a former senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Intel, as its new CEO.

Richard E. Dauch, co-founder of American Axle; Janet Gutherie, the first woman to qualify for the Indy 500; Sergio Marchionne, former CEO of Fiat Chrysler, and Pat Ryan, who created the first auto dealership finance and insurance department, are being …

Richard E. Dauch, co-founder of American Axle; Janet Gutherie, the first woman to qualify for the Indy 500; Sergio Marchionne, former CEO of Fiat Chrysler, and Pat Ryan, who created the first auto dealership finance and insurance department, are being …

Fiat Chrysler Canada CEO Reid Bigland said the automaker remains committed to its two Canada assembly plants, even as he acknowledged headwinds in the car and minivan segments.

Wide-ranging dealer franchise legislation is back on the table in the California Assembly following the veto of a similar bill last year by then-Gov. Jerry Brown over concerns about a warranty reimbursement formula. 

The Chinese automaker is using the Detroit auto show to shed more light on its U.S. ambitions and introduce a three-row SUV concept.

GM plans to keep the CT6 sedan in Cadillac’s U.S. lineup, despite the potential closure of the domestic plant that produces the sedan.

Executive Chairman Bill Ford said he’s encouraged by Volkswagen’s new management team and the steps it has taken following the diesel emissions scandal.