Autos Industry
Nissan Sparks Up Its Leaf
Nissan will release a new version if its all-electric model this week, looking to persuade average customers to adopt next-generation vehicles.
Nissan will release a new version if its all-electric model this week, looking to persuade average customers to adopt next-generation vehicles.
U.S. auto sales continued to struggle in August amid mounting signs that American car buyers have become increasingly fickle.
Honda Motor Co. reached a $605 million legal settlement covering vehicles with rupture-prone Takata Corp. air bags, the latest auto maker to agree to resolve claims in a long-running safety crisis linked to numerous deaths and injuries.
Package-delivery firms are shoring up their staffing in big numbers as they prepare for a holiday season likely to see another surge in online sales.
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The world’s largest auto maker by volume plans to increase the number of SUVs in its lineup as it struggles to gain traction in the U.S.
Port officials in Houston are commencing recovery work in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, but bolstering infrastructure and strengthening resiliency plans could take several years, officials with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey say.
Dan Neil plugs into the radical new—and exceedingly rare—BMW i8. Plus: A dash up the California coast in a cleverly transformed M4.
The Port of Houston is reopening to ships Friday, a week after closing in advance of Hurricane Harvey.
Port Houston has warned shippers it is likely to be partially closed at least through Saturday, a rare long-term disruption at a major U.S. shipping center that will exact a financial toll on thousands of retailers and manufacturers.
Among choices Rolls-Royce buyers face is whether to select a hood ornament in 24-karat gold or crystal. Soon, they may want to opt for a trailer hitch, as the iconic British brand prepares a sport-utility vehicle.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a subpoena to DryShips Inc., a once obscure Greek shipping company, for information tied to the company’s huge sale of stock over the past nine months.
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A growing number of companies are paying to track in real time everything from truckloads of pork chops to shipping containers full of exercise equipment.
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The French and Japanese car makers are teaming up with Chinese auto maker Dongfeng to make a battery-powered automobile in the world’s biggest car market, where EV sales are expected to rise.
Volkswagen’s luxury car brand, Audi, said it would reshuffle more than half its management board as the group continues to grapple with a diesel emissions scandal.
Trucking fleets, railroads and shipping lines are working to reroute cargo and set up alternate supply lines as Tropical Storm Harvey promises to disrupt freight traffic across southeast Texas for days.
Hundreds of car dealers across southeast Texas were forced to close stores amid the fallout from Tropical Storm Harvey, denting sales in the critical final week of the month before closely watched August sales figures are released Friday.
