Author: Jamie L. LaReau, Detroit Free Press

Detroit automakers are at the mercy of governments for COVID-19 vaccines. With the shots in short supply, plans to administer them remain on ice.

Tesla, General Motors, Ford and Rivian are among the automakers poised to release electric pickups. Will they be successful?

Last year was an unprecedented year for the auto industry that prepped this year for EVs and recovery.

The all-electric pickup sold out despite its price tag that tops $100,000, just as the automaker is preparing to start winter testing of it.

General Motors has hired a highly respected CFO from the airline industry to take over the job two months after losing its first female CFO.

Hundreds of consumers and now a class action lawsuit accuse GM of making substandard wheels on certain Corvettes that cost thousands to replace.

To promote EV adoption, GM is offering certain Uber drivers a discount on the purchase of a 2020 Chevy Bolt and its charging accessories.

Four years ago, car dealer Jay Feldman briefly met movie star Mark Wahlberg in Detroit. Today, they own nine businesses together and counting.

Meet the autoworker Joe Biden tapped to speak at the Democratic National Convention. Here’s what he plans to say and why.