Michael Martinez is a reporter at Automotive News, specializing in coverage of Ford and the UAW. His work often intersects with themes of health and wellness, particularly focusing on consumer health, mental health, and the beauty industry. Michael has been featured in numerous publications, including Crain's Detroit Business, Lexology, and Automotive News Europe.
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Michael's primary focus is on the automotive industry, particularly related to UAW contracts and their impact on major companies like Ford and GM. He also covers topics such as Amazon, SEC Disgorgement Powers, Art Basel, Iowa State Wrestling, and EV dealer programs.
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By: Michael Martinez
Daniel Caesar performs at the Moody Center on Sunday, July 19.
By: Michael Martinez
The automaker believes a favorable product mix amid continued market resilience will help offset tariff costs and continued charges from a pivot in its EV strategy.
Automakers have recalled approximately 21 million vehicles since the U.S. mandated the safety systems eight years ago.
By: Michael Martinez
Lincoln will end imports from China in 2030 and has plans to add a Bronco-based luxury off-roader.
By: Michael Martinez
Ford plans to add a Bronco pickup as it turns several popular nameplates into families of vehicles.
By: Michael Martinez, John Irwin
Automakers including GM and Ford are rolling out AI assistants across millions of vehicles, targeting higher software revenue as systems become more intuitive and personalized.
The 2027 Corsair, offered only as a conventional hybrid, will again give Lincoln dealers a fourth nameplate — and an entry-level model to compete against the Cadillac Optiq, Lexus NX and others.
Welcome to the Daily 5 report for Tuesday, Aug. 25. Canada is answering President Donald Trump's latest tariffs in kind.
By: Michael Martinez
Dave Carroll, former CEO of ENGIE North America, will be the new president of Ford Energy effective Aug. 31, Ford said.
By: Michael Martinez
Dave Carroll, former CEO of ENGIE North America, will succeed Ford Motor Co. veteran Lisa Drake, who is retiring.
