General Motors tests self-driving tech on Michigan, California highways
General Motors Co. on Monday began testing its new, mostly self-driving technology on Michigan and California highways.
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Affordability angst: How automakers are courting price-shocked buyers
Demand for both high-end and affordable vehicles is a symptom of what experts call a K-shaped economy. While the wealthiest benefit from a booming stock market, lower earners are struggling...
How GM is preparing for an economic downturn
General Motors Co. is strategizing for an inevitable economic downturn by paring down dealer inventory and maintaining a cash safety net, Chief Financial Officer Paul Jacobson said Wednesday.
Auto dealers follow Carvana online to make buying a car less stressful
Dealers say moving online is critical for the industry to compete with digital-only vehicle marketplaces and combat the "sleazy" car salesperson trope.
GM to cut 1,200 jobs at Detroit EV plant, hundreds more at Tennessee, Ohio battery sites
Automakers also expect to soon be free of expensive government fines for greenhouse gas emissions that pushed EV manufacturing ahead of market demand.
Are EVs really better for the environment? Study checks role of coal, battery and range
On average, gas-powered vehicles will produce 70% more greenhouse gases than EVs with 300-mile charging ranges.
Republican US Sen. Josh Hawley wins reelection in Missouri
Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, among former President Donald Trump’s most loyal supporters, won reelection Tuesday in Missouri by fending off a challenge from Democrat Lucas Kunce.
FBI investigating suspicious packages sent to election officials in at least 8 states
The FBI and U.S. Postal Service on Tuesday were investigating suspicious packages that have been sent to or received by elections officials in at least eight states.
Abortion-rights measure will be on Missouri’s November ballot, court rules
A measure undoing Missouri’s near-total abortion ban will appear on the ballot in November, the state’s high court ruled Tuesday.
Missouri abortion-rights campaign turns in more than double the needed signatures to get on ballot
Advocates on Friday turned in more than twice the needed number of signatures to put a proposal to legalize abortion on the Missouri ballot this year.