Outlook

The 99 year-old Swedish automaker faces a confluence of crises in one of its biggest markets. We ask its new regional president how it can pull through?

GM’s stock is up and the future looks bright. Tesla’s delivery outlook looks gloomy, and investors are pinning hopes on dreams of autonomy.

Ford kills the Escape, dealers fret, and the question remains: Is the full-line brand an anachronism?

Toyota’s American-built cars sold in Japan will face a big problem: taxes based on weight and displacement. Who will buy them?

To fight the affordability crisis, Europe wants its own version of the kei car.

Whether the cars getting dusty on dealer lots represent an opportunity for deals or an indictment of the economy is a matter of perspective.

Citroën proves they can deliver on the promise of EVs -- novel, useful form factors unbound by conventional powertrains -- at least in concept.