Automotive

The second-generation subcompact crossover gets North America debut in New York.

Ram said the truck, due out in late 2024, will offer 654 hp, a 0 to 60 mph time of 4.4 seconds and the ability to tow 14,000 pounds. The brand has resumed taking preorders at ramrev.com.

Nearly 18,000 vehicles built at VW’s Chattanooga assembly plant may have door handles that are malfunctioning because of water seeping in, according to a Monday stop-sale notice.

The Volkswagen Atlas Peak Edition is inspired by a concept off-roader the automaker showed at the New York auto show in 2019, but is largely an appearance boost to make the three-row crossover look more rugged.

Mercedes-Benz is making a smooth transition to EVs at its Alabama assembly plant.

Self-driving tech company Aurora is collaborating with the U.S. Border Patrol to assess how autonomous trucks navigate checkpoints as part of its preparations for a 2024 commercial launch.

Tesla owners have just one option: getting their cars serviced at the company or a network of Tesla-approved service centers using only Tesla parts, according to the lawsuit.

Toyota’s modified Corolla race car caught fire during testing because of a leak in a hydrogen fuel line.

Former NADA president Paul Holloway was a Buick district manager before buying his first dealership in 1967. He once owned 13 stores before he began selling most of his dealerships in 2000.

Kroger will use Gatik’s autonomous box trucks to transfer groceries between a distribution center in Dallas to multiple stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.