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Tesla has spent aggressively to develop the Model 3, its first attempt at a mass-market sedan.

A court in Stuttgart, Germany has ruled that Volkswagen's parent company must pay 47 million euros ($54 million) in damages to investors for not making a timely disclosure of its scandal over cars rigged to cheat on diesel emissions tests.

The magazine released the results of its annual auto reliability survey.

U.S. auto companies such as General Motors, Tesla and Ford faltered this year in Consumer Reports' reliability rankings as readers reported more mechanical trouble with their vehicles.

The new Model 3 configuration now starts at $46,000.

Ford Motor Co. has revamped its Asian operations and made its China business a stand-alone unit, recruiting the head of local automaker Chery Automobile to be its new CEO.

The iconic American motorcycle maker expects to launch 16 new bikes over the next few years.

The company surprised Wall Street by revealing Monday night that it would announce third-quarter earnings this week, about one week ahead of its historical schedule.

Dyson, the British company best known for innovative vacuum cleaners, says it will build its electric car in Singapore.

Automaker BMW says it is expanding a recall to cover 1.6 million vehicles worldwide due to possible fluid leaks that could result in a fire.

It's National Teen Driver Safety Week.

The resignation comes less than a month after a Wall Street Journal article revealed allegations of prior sexual misconduct in the office.

Stocks that moved substantially or traded heavily Monday: Hasbro Inc., down $3.03 to $95.01 The toymaker had a disappointing third quarter and said it will cut jobs as it deals with the effects of Toys R Us bankruptcy.

The 2019 Ranger marks the truck's return to the U.S. market after an eight-year hiatus.

The newly formed Magneti Marelli CK Holdings is likely to cut costs through synergies and expand its customer base as components makers try to keep up with a shift by carmakers into autonomous driving, connected cars and electric vehicles.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has announced the sale of its auto components division to Japanese automotive component supplier Calsoni Kansei Corporation in a deal valued at 6.2 billion euros ($7 billion).

Edmunds says buyers who do their homework are more likely to avoid bad car purchases.

Despite Tesla's popularity, few people know about the man behind its name.