Nissan readies push to get dealers onto Nissan@Home
So far, 460 of its 1,073 U.S. dealers have adopted the brand’s digital retailing platform.
Toyota grounds self-driving shuttle fleet following collision with Paralympian
Toyota President Akio Toyoda offered an apology to the Paralympian, and then issued a stinging rebuke of autonomous-driving technology.
GM chip strategy leaves Kansas plant in the cold
Prioritizing pickup and SUV production during the microchip shortage has made for an impressive bottom line at the expense of plants such as Fairfax Assembly.
Nissan’s tuner subbrand sets sights on U.S.
The automaker is investigating new Nismo crossover and pickup offerings for the U.S. market.
Hyundai’s ‘full of surprises’ future
The automaker is preparing to let the world know just how big the coming world of hydrogen fuel cells will be.