Tesla Ordered to Recall Nearly 3 Million Cars in China Over Door Handles — Canada Has No Matching Recall Yet
A door handle is one of the simplest parts of a car—until electronics, hidden releases and a serious collision are
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Hyundai Weighs Expanding U.S. ‘Metaplant’ to 800,000 Vehicles as Tariffs Reshape North American Production
Hyundai’s newest American factory may become far larger than originally envisioned. The automaker is considering boosting annual capacity at Hyundai
GM’s New Silverado Pricing Arrives Sept. 18 as Oshawa’s Role in the 2027 Truck Remains Unconfirmed
GM’s redesigned Silverado 1500 is moving toward one of its most closely watched milestones: the moment buyers learn what the
Hyundai Targets 80% U.S.-Built Sales as Georgia Factory Heads Toward 800,000 Vehicles
Hyundai’s transformation from a major importer into an increasingly American-made automaker is gathering speed. Chief Executive José Muñoz says the
Hyundai Launches $17,700 Ioniq V as Chinese EV Price War Pushes Lower
Hyundai has entered one of the toughest corners of the global electric-vehicle market with a price that would have seemed
Mercedes Keeps C-Class Production in South Africa After U.S. Exports Collapse 83%
Mercedes-Benz has given its East London manufacturing operation an important vote of confidence at a moment when the numbers look
Oil Holds Near $94 as Middle East Supply Risk Renews Fuel-Cost Pressure for Canadian Drivers
Oil markets ended the week with a familiar source of anxiety back in focus: the Middle East. Brent crude settled
Auto Supplier Kautex Moves Bio-Based Fuel Tanks Into Production in Canada and U.S.
A part of the automobile most drivers rarely see is becoming a test case for how the industry can reduce
Hyundai’s 40,000-Worker Strike Hits Production After Walkouts Cost 55,000 Vehicles
Hyundai Motor is confronting its sharpest labour disruption in years after roughly 39,000 union members in South Korea staged a