Category: Motor Age Articles

Cadillac is filling a yawning product gap between the midsize XT5 and the truck-based Escalade SUV with the all-new XT6. The crossover was designed to have “the stance and presence” of an Escalade but “scaled for everyday life,” Cadillac design chief A…

With SUV sales stronger than ever, the Explorer is returning to a brawnier rear-wheel-drive platform and leveraging its roots as a go-anywhere, ready-for-adventure vehicle.

Many automakers and suppliers are applying for exemptions from tariffs, but no one is there to process those requests.

Tesla remains a low-volume manufacturer, but it is keeping economic development officials guessing what it’s next production needs might be.

Auto supplier Chassix hired Andreas Weller, a strategy and operations ace, as its next president and CEO.

Unifor President Jerry Dias said he and his members would be “coming soon to a theater near you” and promised to get GM’s attention “in front of 8,000 reporters” at the Detroit auto show. 

WASHINGTON — Cecilia Malmström, European commissioner for trade, expressed confidence after meeting with U.S. officials here this week that the U.S. would not impose tariffs on auto imports from the European Union, as the sides agreed in Ju…

The 4,500 layoffs Jaguar Land Rover announced this week will impact an undisclosed number of employees in the company’s North American operations.

Chevrolet’s “Real People, Not Actors” TV ad involving vehicle reliability isn’t sitting well with a consumer advocate group.

GM CEO Mary Barra confirmed Friday that the company has discussed selling assembly operations — potentially slated for closure this year — to Tesla Inc.