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Hyundai customers will soon be able to pay for goods and services such as gasoline, food and parking spots through new technology developments and in-car purchasing options.

Tesla should release more information than Elon Musk gave shareholders to set the record straight on the electric-car maker’s work-safety record, according to former occupational health officials.

Michigan-based projects that demonstrate innovative, technology-driven transportation solutions for mobility challenges soon could receive a financial boost through the state.

GM President Dan Ammann is stepping down from the board of directors at Lyft, the ride-hailing company said. The announcement is the latest sign that GM and Lyft haven’t become close allies.

California air regulators want to meet with the Trump administration over plans to ease federal auto efficiency standards, saying that efforts to undermine the state’s authority would be illegal.

An AutoNation dealership in Texas has found itself at the center of a defamation lawsuit from one of its car salesmen who is alleging that management brushed aside his former boss’ abusive behavior.

If credit unions want to finance vehicles for ride-sharing or subscription services someday, they are being urged to start leasing now.

VW said it has reinstated its former chief lobbyist after an internal investigation into his role in tests that exposed monkeys and humans to toxic diesel fumes found no evidence of wrongdoing.

VW has reinstated its former chief lobbyist after an internal investigation into his role in tests that exposed monkeys and humans to toxic diesel fumes found no evidence of wrongdoing.

Auto suppliers are in danger of being left on a ‘technology island’ if the United States rolls back fuel economy standards, making it tougher for them to become global suppliers.

VW plans to shut down production at its Wolfsburg, Germany, factory during September due to the switch to WLTP emissions-testing standards.