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As Hurricane Milton continued swirling toward Florida on Wednesday, many residents in its projected path are bracing for its arrival, including people with electric vehicles.

Honda is recalling about 1.7 million Honda and Acura vehicles in the U.S. over concerns they may have a defective steering gearbox component that could pose a safety risk.

The former electric vehicle maker Fisker's headquarters in La Palma, California, following a bankruptcy filing was left a mess, according to court documents.

Uber announced new features aimed at making it easier for riders to choose EVs in the ride-sharing app, as well as a new AI assistant to help drivers evaluate switching to an EV.

Japanese automobile manufacturer Toyota will not begin producing electric vehicles at its U.S. factories in 2025 as planned, postponing production until the first half of 2026.

Chrysler is recalling over 150,000 Jeep Wrangler and Jeep Grand Cherokee hybrid electric vehicles over concerns about the vehicles catching on fire while parked or driven.

The strike by unionized dockworkers at East and Gulf Coast ports has the potential to disrupt auto manufacturers' production due to delayed shipments of auto parts.

Toyota recently announced that it was recalling some of the Corolla Cross Hybrid automobiles over a braking issue. The recall pertains to 2023-2024 Corolla Cross Hybrid models.

There are so many different products that often fall subject to recalls. Beyond food recalls, toys are another category of product that are recalled often, as well as cars.

Harley-Davidson is recalling about 41,600 model year 2024 motorcycles over concerns that the wiring inside the bikes could experience a short circuit.

Forbes Advisor and Talker Research recently conducted a survey of which states have the worst-behaved drivers. Tennessee, Ohio and Pennsylvania were found to have well-behaved drivers.

The Biden-Harris administration proposed a new regulation to prohibit auto software and hardware made in China from being used in cars on U.S. roads over national security concerns.

General Motors was founded in 1908 by William Durant. Buick was the first company under GM, but others quickly joined through the years.

Ford is recalling about 144,500 of its Maverick pickup trucks over concerns that the rearview camera display could show a frozen image while backing up.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in four years on Wednesday, which will directly impact auto loan rates — but don't expect a big change anytime soon.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced that Volkswagen is recalling nearly 99,000 electric crossover SUVs because the doors could open unexpectedly.

Affording to buy or own a vehicle has become more difficult in the U.S. in recent years, and costs are set to go higher, which could give many consumers more sticker shock.

Waymo and Uber are expanding their partnership to major cities in Texas and Georgia. The companies said the fleet of autonomous vehicles "will grow to hundreds over time."