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Elon Musk finally unveiled the Tesla Semi. Tesla won't begin producing the electric truck until 2019, but Walmart, a major trucking company and a grocery chain headquartered in the Big Three's backyard, reportedly have plans to buy some.

Fiat Chrylser's 840 horsepower muscle car can shred tires but, more importantly, it sells cars.

The new 755 horsepower Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 will have a top speed of 210 miles an hour.

The Lincoln Navigator is, by far. the brand's most recognizable product. It got a very nice make-over.

Tesla sued for Model 3 delays.

Goldman Sachs downgraded General Motors to a rare "sell" rating Monday. The investment bank thinks investors have gotten too excited about the company's electric plans and that consumers won't rush to buy pricey new plug-in cars.

Nissan has suspended production of cars for its home market over safety concerns.

The last vehicle made by GM's Holden unit rolled off a production line in Australia on Friday, bringing decades of car manufacturing in the country to an end.

The European Union is set to introduce new CO2 emissions standards in November.

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Aston Martin is teaming up with Triton Submarines to build a $4 million submersible. But only a handful of people will get to own one.

Mercedes-Benz will spend $1 billion to upgrade its production capabilities in Alabama and jump-start its electric vehicle program in the U.S.

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The Renault Symbioz concept car drives right into the house where it becomes your living room.

The world's largest automaker says it will spend more than ?50 billion ($60 billion) on battery cells as it electrifies its entire model range.

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