OEMs and suppliers could resume Mexican production soon if safety protocols surrounding COVID-19 are implemented.

Michigan and California manufacturers were given the go ahead to reopen soon.

The UK government has reportedly approached car manufacturers like Ford, and inquired about whether their production lines could be used to make medical equipment during the coronavirus pandemic.

Takata is recalling 10 million more front air bag inflators sold to 14 different automakers because they can explode with too much force.

Two auto industry trade groups, Global Automakers and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, have merged to create the Alliance for Automotive Innovation.

The plan provides each certified business with a business assessment and evaluation in the form of a “Business Improvement Plan.”

Hundreds of Tesla workers have been sidelined in recent years by a range of injuries.

California officials say that, starting immediately, they won't support buying gas-powered sedans for the state's fleet.

Syncron announced the launch of Syncron Uptime, a tool to enable servitization.

A new study comparing 16 OEMs worldwide has found that most automakers are struggling to keep up with tech companies in the development of autonomous vehicles.