Allison Transmission acquires Dana Inc.’s off-highway unit for $2.7B

Through the purchase, the supplier aims to expand its commercial powertrain offerings to a broader global marketplace. 

Toyota Motor North America names new general counsel

Elizabeth Gibson was promoted to lead the in-house legal team after 19 years with the company.

The revival of Scout preserves its heritage through innovation

CTO Burkhard Huhnke details how the digital twin design process is expediting product testing as the automaker ramps up toward production in 2027.

GM names head of global manufacturing

Company veteran Mike Trevorrow will serve a dual role overseeing the automaker’s worldwide manufacturing and engineering operations.

Seattle outlines 7 priorities for autonomous vehicle adoption

Robotaxi policies should factor in equity, workforce training, safety and environmental concerns, diverse city residents said.

GM is investing $4B in three plants to boost domestic production

The automaker says the investments will provide it with the capacity to build 2 million vehicles a year in the U.S.

Lucid elects Douglas Grimm to board

The seasoned transportation industry executive’s experience includes stints with Chrysler and Dana Inc.

Automakers must cope with tariff-fueled business climate in the short-term: analyst

S&P Global forecasts that the global trade environment may have more clarity by the end of the year. 

Stellantis scraps plans for Illinois battery plant, parts hub: UAW

The automaker remains committed to restarting its idled Belvidere factory in 2027.

Ford recalls 492K SUVs for exterior door trim that can detach

The company is currently working on a remedy and will notify customers when it's available.

1 in 5 workers say they feel their career is out of their control

The majority of workers said they’re relying on hope just to get through the year, a survey found.

Employers say they still plan to hire interns, but job offers post-internship decline

According to benchmark data, employers extended fewer offers of full-time employment to their 2023-2024 interns than in the past, NACE said.

Vehicle mobile app usage rises among EV drivers: JD Power

But BEV owners want apps with better features and faster functionality.

Jobs report reflects a ‘steady but cautious’ labor market

Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 139,000 last month, while the unemployment rate held steady at 4.2%.

Lucid signs US graphite supply deal for EV batteries

The agreement with Graphite One builds on a 2024 pact between the two companies and is expected to begin providing EV battery materials to the carmaker in 2028.

BMW of North America shuffles leadership team

The automaker appointed a new VP of the central region, which includes 12 midwestern states.

Subaru of America names chairman and CEO

Company veteran Yoichi Hori will oversee the automaker’s U.S. business operations.

White House extends exclusions for Section 301 China tariffs

Exemptions to the duties installed during previous administrations will remain until Aug. 31, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced last week.

Nearly all employers say they plan to maintain or expand well-being offerings in 2025

About three-quarters of employers incorporate social connectedness and community in their well-being strategy through offerings like employee resource groups, peer coaching and mentoring programs, a survey shows.

Tesla CFO offloads over $2M in stock as EU sales tumble

The stock sales come as Tesla’s European sales declined by 53% in April compared to the previous year.

GlobalFoundries commits $16B to expand New York, Vermont facilities

The chipmaker said the move resulted from President Trump’s push to onshore U.S. manufacturing and expand the domestic semiconductor supply chain for companies like Apple and General Motors.

Clarios plans $1B plant to shore up US critical mineral supply

The facility would recycle metalloid antimony to boost U.S. battery production.

Toyota Motor North America names chief compliance officer

Dawn Pittman Collins will take over for Jacqueline Thomas who is retiring after more than two decades with the automaker.

Ford names chief accounting officer

Kyle Crockett will succeed Mark Kosman who is moving into a new position within the automaker's finance division.

Toyota recalls 443K Tundra pickups for reverse light failures

The truck’s light assemblies are susceptible to moisture intrusion caused by adhesive separation on a vent patch.