Nissan CEO appeals to Renault board to review Ghosn findings
Ghosn's Nov. 19 arrest and subsequent dismissal by Nissan has deepened tensions with 43.4 percent-owner Renault.
The cars of the future at the Detroit Auto Show
Cars of the future
Toyota North America CEO: Cars aren’t dead
Toyota still has faith in passenger cars, said North America CEO Jim Lentz.
Smaller tax refunds could hurt US auto sales in 2019: Report
Smaller or nonexistent tax refunds could hurt consumer demand for vehicles during a traditionally strong season for the U.S. auto industry.
My biggest fear is tariffs: Toyota North America CEO
Toyota North America CEO: We are in really good shape
The big winners of the Detroit Auto Show
Detroit Auto Show
Ford's Jim Farley on the Detroit Auto Show: WE have the most powerful Ford ever
Ford not cutting jobs
Carlos Ghosn's wife claims husband is being mistreated in a Japanese jail
Ghosn treatment in jail
Cadillac leads GM's push for electrics, remains bullish on China
The company unveiled the upcoming vehicle at the 2019 North American International Auto Show.
Cadillac president on China market: There’s a lot to be enthusiastic about
Cadillac President Steve Carlisle on the brand's electric push, China sales.
Ford CEO: US workers don't have to fear job cuts
He made the comments at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Ghosn's wife slams Japan detention as 'draconian' in letter
Confined to an unheated cell, Ghosn has lost almost 7 pounds in two weeks, with meals of mainly rice and barley, she wrote.
Ford CEO Hackett on restructuring at the automaker, how tariffs impact business
Ford CEO Jim Hackett on the future of the automaker.
GM CEO Mary Barra: Need the company to be strong for 'several decades'
The century-old automaker is making the necessary adjustments to keep up with changing demand.
GM ramps up all-electric Cadillac in possible challenge to Tesla
General Motors CEO Mary Barra said on Friday that GM’s all-electric Cadillac will “absolutely” compete with Tesla.
GM CEO Mary Barra: Working hard to rebuild Cadillac in US
General Motors CEO: We finished '18 very strong
GM lifts outlook after plans to cut 15,000 North American workers, stock jumps
The automaker said its decision to cut jobs and close plants will boost its bottom line this year.
Carlos Ghosn indicted on two new charges
Ghosn has been detained since his November arrest.
Fiat Chrysler to pay around $650M in emissions cheating case
Auto maker used illegal software to dupe emissions tests in more than 100,000 diesel-engine pickup trucks and SUVs.
Ford Europe to slash thousands of jobs in turnaround plan
The plan is aimed at achieving a 6 percent operating margin in Europe.