The COVID-19 crisis has been going on for so long it can be hard to keep track of what day it is, much less all that has happened in the auto industry.
To help you keep up, Automotive News is launching a series of Intelligence Reports, in which we examine segments of the industry — automakers, suppliers, dealers, mobility — and summarize what key companies have been up to since the end of February.
MUNICH, Germany — BMW Group has begun production of an early-stage hydrogen-powered crossover — a milestone…
SHANGHAI — Just two years ago, the Chinese auto market was still a place where consumers…
Automakers are forming contingency plans for potential work stoppages at West Coast ports even as talks…
Amazon.com Inc. emerged as a potential savior for Argo AI, the now-defunct startup backed by two…
Rather than usher in an era of low-pollution travel, future fleets of all-electric robotaxis could instead…
Volvo’s partnership with Google is putting Android front and center in the Swedish brand’s first all-electric…