FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Shares in European carmakers and automotive suppliers fell sharply on Tuesday, after U.S. tariffs of 25% ...

Global auto stocks sold off and Mexico's currency weakened after President Trump imposed tariffs on goods from Mexico, Canada ...

Tesla suffered a major decline in sales in Scandinavia and France in February, eroding its market share, as the electric ...

Kia has announced its first fully-electric van, offering futuristic styling and a 249-mile range for less than most ...

US President Donald Trump's proposal to impose 25 per cent tariffs on imports from the European Union is likely to dent ...

These numbers continue to demonstrate both the continuing evolution and popularity of EVs in Europe – which either dominate ...

Under Dieter Braun, Audi's Supply Chain function is highly integrated with objectives closely aligned to the carmaker's ...

The Volkswagen’s ID. Buzz shines with its retro design and nostalgic appeal, but below the surface lies a complex reality ...

Starting this year the EU is lowering the average emissions that new vehicles sold in the 27-country bloc are permitted to ...

Chinese EV makers have opened up a vast and, some experts say, unassailable lead in the global market despite American and European efforts to level the field.

The European Commission yielded to pressure from European automakers on Monday by giving them three years, rather than only ...

Europe’s embattled automakers and their investors just got a reprieve. Volkswagen stock rose as much as 5% after the European Union said it would relax the bloc’s carbon-dioxide emissions ...