Infiniti of Denver's valet service has boosted service department revenue and lifted customer satisfaction.

Speakers focused on the emerging battery-electric business at the first of four Automotive News Congress events in 2022 in Nashville.

Erin Kerrigan, managing director of Kerrigan Advisors, a sell-side firm in Incline Village, Nev., observed a significant uptick of transactions

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Production of the electric EQS SUV is scheduled to begin in June at Mercedes' Alabama factory. Prices will start at

Tesla has been nipping at BMW's heels as the U.S. luxury market leader. But BMW management now has a plan

Toyota, Stellantis and General Motors brand dealerships change hands in first- and second-quarter deals. Dealerships were sold in Michigan, Texas

The auto supply chain is changing with the rise of electric vehicles. Automotive News looks at how those changes are

With U.S. gasoline prices hitting records, Americans looking to EVs have more choices than ever, but severely low inventory remains

While soaring gasoline prices once spurred Americans to shun big SUVs and trucks, the latest spike is different as new-vehicle

The crisis in Ukraine has caused disruptions at some auto assembly plants and prompted companies to suspend shipments to Russia.

Connected-car technology holds the potential to save lives, argue crash investigators who are once again calling for automakers to equip