Browsing: automotive industry

Hyundai and General Motors are exploring a wide-ranging partnership that could include Hyundai producing electric vans for GM and GM potentially providing pickup trucks for Hyundai to sell in North America.

General Motors and Hyundai are reportedly discussing a deal that could involve sharing electric van technology and the rebadging of GM pickup trucks for the Hyundai brand.

The luxury vehicles market is set to expand substantially, driven by rising consumer demand for premium features and technological advancements, according to a recent report from Persistence Market Research.

Ford’s electric vehicle division reported a significant loss as hybrid sales increased, highlighting the evolving automotive market.

Ferrari is making a significant shift, with 40% of its new car buyers now under 40. This trend is reshaping the luxury car market as the company focuses on technology, sustainability, and customization to appeal to younger generations.

Explore Hyundai’s remarkable transformation, from an entry-level manufacturer to a serious contender in the luxury car market with its Genesis brand.

Reuters reports that GM and Hyundai are discussing a potential collaboration for sharing pickup truck platforms and electric vans in the North American market.

Ford Motor Co. is altering its electric vehicle strategy, focusing on new electric pickup trucks and a commercial van to compete with lower-cost automakers. The company aims for profitability within a year of these vehicles reaching showrooms.

New research highlights a generational divide in the acceptance of self-driving technology, with older drivers less enthusiastic than younger generations.

With potential tariffs looming, here’s a breakdown of the least and most American-made pickup trucks, according to recent data, which may influence your next purchase.