Michael Wayland is an Autos Reporter at CNBC.com. He specializes in automotive topics, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and the financial aspects of the automotive industry, with a focus on major players like Tesla and General Motors. Michael's work has been featured in various outlets, including NBC News, The West Australian, and RealClearMarkets.
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The vehicles are the Honda 0 Saloon, which is an updated version of a concept car revealed last year at CES, and the Honda 0 SUV.
By: Michael Wayland
Auto data and logistics firm Cox Automotive expects wholesale prices on its Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index will end this year 1.4% higher than in December 2024.
By: Michael Wayland
Volkswagen, which revived the old American brand, said Scout is part of its plan to grow its market share in the U.S.
By: Michael Wayland
Volkswagen, which revived the old American brand, said Scout is part of its plan to grow its market share in the U.S.
By: Michael Wayland
The GTD models are part of Ford's plans to expand the Mustang nameplate into the higher echelons of the sports car and racing worlds.
By: Michael Wayland
The GTD models are part of Ford's plans to expand the Mustang nameplate into the higher echelons of the sports car and racing worlds.
DETROIT — Ford Motor 's operations in China earned roughly $600 million last year despite challenging market conditions, CEO Jim Farley said Thursday night.
By: Michael Wayland
Stellantis' top priority for the U.S. this year is to grow its retail market share after several years of declining sales in its largest, most crucial market.
Auto data firm Motor Intelligence reports more than 3.2 million “electrified” vehicles were sold last year.
By: Michael Wayland
Stellantis Chairman John Elkann detailed several upcoming plans for U.S. investments when meeting with President Donald Trump during a dayslong trip before his Monday inauguration.
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