John Irwin

Upcoming redesigns of the Sierra 1500 and other nameplates emphasize luxury and unique styling.

With EV sales waning, GM and battery makers see an opportunity to supply batteries for energy storage systems for AI data centers and utilities.

Chevy will launch a new sedan and largely lean on production of gasoline-powered models as it adjusts to weaker-than-expected EV demand. But it's not backing out of the EV market.

Trump's temporary 10 percent global tariff ends July 24, affecting many parts not covered by auto duties. New, permanent tariffs targeting major U.S. trading partners are likely to replace it.

Tariff volatility in 2026 isn't just squeezing automotive supply chains — it's forcing dealers to rethink their entire capital structure, from

Donald Trump, the first sitting president to visit GM's Milford Proving Ground near Detroit, touted recent automaker investments as evidence that tariffs work and criticized UAW chief Shawn Fain for not endorsing him.

Automotive News surveys hundreds of suppliers and sorts through regulatory filings to determine its annual ranking of the world's 100 largest parts makers.

President Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on more than 80 countries in late July. Manufacturing overcapacity probes could double duties on some trading partners in coming months.

John Pelliccio of QNX discusses how new software audio systems are giving automakers more choice in how passengers listen to music.

GM is pursuing revenue from OnStar subscriptions, defense contracts and batteries for energy storage systems to counter the cyclical nature of the auto market.