Thanks, in part, to growth in electric vehicle sales, Toyota Motor North America and BMW of North America closed out Q2 ahead of the pack. Many automakers and their dealers ended Q2 on a sour note after CDK Global’s cyberattack stalled sales for nearly two …

Like a game of Twister, the auto industry is stretched in all different directions these days. Manufacturers must pump out popular, internal-combustion vehicles to meet customer needs even as they satisfy government demands for electric vehicle sales. …

The auto industry is traveling a bumpy path to recovery since the pandemic as most makers reported first-quarter sales gains with three notable exceptions: General Motors Co., Stellantis NV and Tesla Inc., all of which saw declines. Toyota Motor Corp., …

After years of pumping cash into the sizzling electric-vehicle (EV) market, Tesla and other major car makers are facing a new dilemma: What to do when demand chills.While the battery-powered vehicle market is still expanding, the pace of growth has slowed …

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U.S. auto sales rose more than expected in … Cox Automotive. The results show auto sales volume, as well as sales … -gen EVs, GM sold two Hummer EV trucks, a sharp drop … on Friday. 2023 U.S. Auto Sales After a strong start to …

… single-digit percentage increase in auto sales this year after two years … electric vehicles, including the GMC Hummer EV and Cadillac's …

DETROIT – U.S. new-vehicle sales rose 7.5% in the first quarter as supplies improved and sky-high prices eased a bit while the global shortage of computer chips started to wane. But the average auto-loan rate hit 7% during the quarter, leaving open the …

Automakers have mostly overcome the supply-chain challenges that upended production early in the pandemic. Now they are trying to weather a new challenge: higher borrowing costs for their customers. General Motors and several other automakers reported on …