BMW is in the process of a global tour to show off the Vision iNEXT, a concept, electrified SUV.

In August, SUVs continued to gain in popularity with U.S. consumers, and, in that regard, a handful of automakers especially enjoyed a sales bump.

According to a new Ernst & Young study, Suzuki has become the most profitable automaker in the world.

Volkswagen has announced plans to soon begin utilizing night vision technology in some of its vehicles. It can detect animals or pedestrians from more than 400 feet away, and shows those organism as a highlighted yellow object in the digital instrument panel.

Hyundai Motor said on Thursday that its first-quarter profit dropped to its lowest level in roughly eight years.

Ford on Wednesday clarified its goals for the foreseeable future, as it announced it would be abandoning all of its traditional sedans and hatchbacks in North America.

Wey, the luxury brand from Chinese SUV-maker Great Wall Motors, recently unveiled a new self-driving, electric vehicle with Level 5 autonomous ability.

Google’s self-driving car arm, Waymo, has announced a deal to buy up to 20,000 electric vehicles over the next two years.

The new vehicle model features frameless windows, a front axle that has an aluminum subframe, a rear axle that has an aluminum and steel hybrid construction cell, and "uncommonly strong brakes."