Tesla’s latest sales slump across Europe is not merely about competition from BYD or the missteps of Elon Musk. It reflects a deeper contradiction at the heart of corporate America. Tesla, once the poster child...

Lotus’s announcement that it will cut 550 jobs in the U.K. — nearly 40 percent of its domestic workforce — is more than just a corporate restructuring. It is a microcosm of the pressures reshaping...

Porsche’s search for a new CEO to replace Oliver Blume underscores a classic governance challenge in Europe’s automotive industry: concentration of leadership amid diverging corporate priorities. Blume has led both Porsche and Volkswagen, but with...

Tesla has unveiled a six-seat version of its best-selling Model Y SUV in China, priced from ¥339,000 ($47,200), directly targeting middle-class families in the country’s fiercely competitive EV market. The Model Y L stretches 150mm...

What we’re seeing with Dongfeng’s decision to sell its 50% stake in its Honda engine joint venture is not just a business transaction — it’s a symptom of a larger systemic shift. For decades, foreign...

Lucid Motors’ new Gravity electric crossover had only nine U.S. registrations by June 30, six months after production began, according to industry analysis. By comparison, the Lucid Air sedan saw 4,780 registrations in the first...