Paul A. Eisenstein

Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance has also become the anchor of a weeklong series of automotive events that’s come to be called Monterey Car Week. Get details at TheDetroitBureau.

Just weeks after questions were being raised about its survival, VinFast marked its first day of trading on the Nasdaq exchange with a strong surge in its stock price. See how the company did at TheDetroitBureau.

While U.S. sales of battery-electric vehicles have surged 750% since the COVID pandemic first struck, issues with public chargers could derail efforts to increase sales. Find out why at TheDetroitBureau.

With a strike against one or more of Detroit’s Big Three automakers seeming ever more likely, the economic impact of even just a 10-day walkout could top $5 billion. Find out more at TheDetroitBureau.

A suburban Detroit-based battery start-up is hoping its cekks will reshape the industry. But skeptics remain. TheDetroitBureau has the story.

South Korean carmakers Genesis and Hyundai came out on top in the latest J.D. Power Tech Experience Index; however, the study revealed consumers have strong feelings about certain tech, reports TheDetroitBureau.

Stellantis is looking to build on its top two finish in J.D. Power's Initial Quality Study in 2021. TheDetroitBureau talks with the company's new quality chief to see how he plans to make it happen.

In the SUV-crazed U.S. market, sedans have become almost an afterthought for manufacturers — but not for Hyundai. Check out the 2024 Hyundai Sonata and Elantra at TheDetroitBureau.

Three Variations to Offer Customers Choices Dodge lifted the covers this week on the eagerly awaited Charger Daytona.

While Tesla may be the best-known electric vehicle start-up, it’s not the only one shaking up the automotive establishment. Poised to carve out its own niche is Lucid. It may help that Peter Rawlinson, the California-based EV maker’s CEO and chief technology officer, was, in a former life, the man behind the development of the Tesla Model S.