Mustang Mach 1: A Deep Dive
Everything you want to know about the latest pony in the Ford Performance stable
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Tesla to Expand Battery R&D Unit
“Roadrunner” design promises lower cost, more power, longer life
Judge Orders CEOs of GM, FCA to End Racketeering Fight
An attempt to shorten years of litigation over GM’s bribery charges
Speaking Out: LG Chem’s Denise Gray Charges Ahead in a Male-Dominated Industry
A pioneering engineer and industry leader, who also happens to be an African-American woman
UPDATE: Is Ghosn Correct about Nissan Plot to Oust Him?
Report says executives fretted over would-be merger with Renault
“Revolution” at Toyota
Titles matter and this title is something you might see at a Silicon Valley startup, not a giant OEM.
GM's Cruise Hires Safety Chief
Louise Zhang, who previously worked for Lucid Motors and Tesla, underscores focus on safety as robo-taxi service nears launch
PSA Says COVID Makes FCA Merger More Critical
Tavares says promised savings and synergies gain value
Bill Hampton
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Daily
Ex-UAW Chief Pleas Guilty in Corruption Scandal
Highest-ranking official nabbed to date in 4-year-old probe
Today In Aviation History (Really)
A record was set in the skies 110 years ago by a man whose name will be forever associated with vehicles that travel on motorways the world over
What You Need to Know About Byton & the M-Byte
Byton is on a fast path forward with its M-Byte electric SUV launching in China this year and North America and Europe next. Here are key aspects. And keen insights from Benoit Jacob, its head of Design
Chris Theodore and the Amazing Cars He Helped Create
On this edition of “Autoline After Hours” we have a man who is literally a living legend in the industry
Cars Without Coffee: Jon Ikeda Isn’t Your Typical Exec
Fourteenth in a series. One could say he’s definitionally a “car guy”
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
COVID-19 Anxiety Easing, But Financial Concerns Linger
Americans delaying big purchases, plan to keep vehicles longer
Moers Moving to Aston Martin from Mercedes-AMG
Struggling U.K. automaker is trying to get some of the AMG magic
Troubles at Aston Martin Lagonda
Yes, it may part ways with its long-time president and CEO Andy Palmer. But it is probably going to take more than an SUV to keep the lights on.
Cars Without Coffee: Mike Kidd Likes Firebirds
The Pontiac Firebird had its run from MY ’67 to ’02. While its platform-mate the Camaro endures, there are those who find the Firebird more compelling
Clarios Taps Mark Wallace as New CEO
Former Dana exec to help position battery maker for electrified future
Designers Talk 2021 Nissan Rogue
All-new design for the most important vehicle in Nissan’s portfolio means the designers had to execute a fine line of respecting the present while creating the future
Gary S. Vasilash
Editor-in-Chief, AutoBeat Group
Existential Cost-Cutting at Uber
CEO tells employees it's time for company to "stand on our own two feet"
Suppliers in the New Normal
Sometimes challenges bring opportunities. Sometimes challenges are—challenges
Cruise Trims Autonomous Vehicle Staff
The GM affiliate still has a huge cash reserve. But the outlook for robo-taxis is uncertain.
Ex-UAW Chief Arraigned on Embezzlement Charges
Guilty plea expected next month as federal probe targets second ex-UAW president
Tesla Plant-Opening Drama Ends
Officials grant an already-reopened plant permission to open...next week
Cars Without Coffee: Boldea Was Destined to Drive VW Group Products
Twelfth in a series. The sound of an exhaust note is a universal language of enthusiasm
