Stephen Wilmot

Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal June 29, 2026 issue. A team of engineers flew to Detroit this year on a secret mission to make Jeep Grand Cherokees drive themselves.

The world’s second-largest automaker plans to halve its lineup of cars as part of its second major overhaul in two years.

Stephen Wilmot For decades, Volkswagen's prowess in selling German-engineered cars around the world helped support a growing army of some of the auto industry's best-paid workers back home.

Stephen Wilmot Volkswagen said it might have to cut 50,000 more jobs in a renewed drive to bring costs into line with those of other big carmakers.

Stephen Wilmot, Todd Johnson Chinese electric vehicles were more dominant than ever at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, a premier

Watch as an aristocratic English estate becomes the battleground when Chinese automaker BYD takes on the world’s most prestigious car brands.

Volvo Cars kicked off the earnings season for Europe’s luxury automakers with a warning about the mounting challenges posed by China’s shrinking, hyper-competitive market. The deterioration in the world’s largest car market is “more severe than we thought a quarter ago,” said Chief Executive Office

There’s a bright spot in Tesla’s latest performance: It’s making a comeback in Europe. The EV pioneer sold around 170,000 cars in the region for the six months through June, 55% more than in the prior-year period, according to [data released Thursday](https://www.wsj/business/autos/chinese-carm

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Porsche said it would cut 5,000 jobs, the latest warning sign from Germany's troubled car industry.