Lenders are worried about increasing defaults.

Electric vehicle sales are up, but is demand for cars overall taking a dip?

Samsung and AMD say demand is weakening for high-end devices like laptops and smartphones. But vehicles still face semiconductor shortages.

Last month a new European rule went into effect mandating speed limiters on new cars. Now New York city is trying out the devices.

Apple has big plans for CarPlay.

The war in Ukraine is already slowing production in ways automakers — and consumers — will feel in 2022 and beyond.

U.S. automakers depend on parts from Canadian manufacturers. And a lot of them cross the Ambassador Bridge.

The global chip shortage. Supply chain headaches. Empty dealer lots and sky-high prices. New car shopping isn’t for the faint of heart.

More choice in the EV market is among the factors boosting consumer demand.

Demand is strong, especially for family vehicles. But supply? Not so much.