Nissan wants to make the pain of stop-and-go driving, stop-and-go-away.

Chevrolet is entering the midsized electric crossover market with a famous nameplate and an SS model to boot.

The new Ford model will be built upon Rivian’s versatile “skateboard” platform.

Where have we heard this before?

A little different than in America, to say the least.

It’s being shown in public at this weekend’s Tokyo Auto Salon—still camo’d, though.

One does not merely slap the name of an iconic sports car on a crossover and expect it to print money.

If there’s one upside to all this supply chain madness…

It’s the first time a U.S. President has weighed in on the right to repair.

The former administration took away the state’s ability to do this, but now it’s back.