Tesla’s plummeting sales across Europe in April are not merely a reflection of market dynamics or shifting consumer preferences—they are a symptom of something deeper: a growing rebellion against a brand and a figure that...

Volkswagen Group’s 40 percent plunge in first-quarter earnings is not just a corporate stumble—it is a symptom of a deeper malaise. The German automaker, long a titan of industrial capitalism, saw pre-tax earnings fall to...

Chinese automakers and foreign rivals are accelerating the launch of advanced long-range hybrids and extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) to meet surging consumer demand in the world’s largest auto market. Unlike other regions, China classifies EVs,...

Lotus Cars is set to cut nearly 470 jobs in the UK — its second major round of layoffs in six months — as part of a restructuring aimed at boosting competitiveness and ensuring long-term...

Volvo Cars is preparing to halt U.S. sales of its China-built S90 sedan as escalating trade tensions between the United States and China — including steep new tariffs from the Trump administration — reshape the...

The Volkswagen Group, once a towering symbol of post-war European industrial might, now finds itself caught between the tectonic shifts of economic nationalism, technological upheaval, and a global marketplace increasingly shaped by political fragmentation and...