Autos

A fire at a supplier of aluminum sheet has left auto makers scrambling for alternatives.

Powersports-equipment manufacturer Polaris is selling a money-losing division. Investors look pleased.

Broadcom is working with OpenAI to develop and deploy 10 gigawatts of custom artificial-intelligence accelerators, while MP Materials and other rare-earth stocks extend sharp gains.

Car shopping resource provider Edmunds took the new “Standard” Tesla Model 3 and Model Y for a spin.

Government shutdown hits day 10, U.S. begins Argentine rescue, Amazon Prime shoppers snapped up necessities, and more news to start your day.

Delta and PepsiCo report quarterly earnings that beat analysts’ estimates.

NHTSA is looking into the EV maker's FSD driver assistance product to see how often it violates traffic rules.

General Motors unveiled the 2027 Chevy Bolt electric vehicle. The price starts at less than $30,000.

The ultra-luxe car maker unveiled its first EV amid great fanfare. Why the stock fell 16%.

The Prancing Horse hit the brakes on its electric supercar plan—but that isn't what was dragging down shares.

Tesla and Oracle rebound after shares of both declined Tuesday, while Equifax fights back in its battle of credit scores with Fair Isaac.

Analysts don’t have much to say about the lower-priced vehicles.

Air travel delays ramp up, activists say Wells Fargo should keep independent board chair, NYSE parent invests in prediction market, and more news to start your day.

A fire at a supplier that happened in mid-September seems to be hitting Ford stock in early October.

Lucid delivered almost 4,100 EVs in the third quarter, a record for the automotive start-up

Electric-vehicle maker Tesla says it will roll out a pair of vehicles starting below $40,000, including a new standard Model Y starting at $39,900.

OpenAI makes a deal with AMD, government shutdown continues, Tesla teases a mystery event, and more news to start your day.

Tesla stock moves lower after falling more than 5% in the previous session.

Ford, GM, Toyota, and Honda were higher after a Reuters interview with Sen. Bernie Moreno.

Thursday was wild for Tesla shareholders. The stock traded as high as $470.75, before closing down 5.1% at $436 a share.

Tesla deliveries jump, OpenAI’s market value is $500 billion, Trump’s tariffs hit farmers hard, and more news to start your day.

Tesla posts strong third-quarter deliveries, while Equifax and TransUnion tumble after credit score provider Fair Isaac unveils new models that would bypass credit bureaus. Fair Isaac shares surge.

The company delivers 497,099 cars in the third quarter, up 29% from the prior quarter.

Scott Murphy acquired 2,860 shares through options and then sold them.

The company reports strong third-quarter electric-vehicle deliveries but narrows its full-year guidance.