Slate Auto plans to debut its small, bare bones, two-seater truck for less than $US20,000 ($31,310) with federal subsidies.

Consumers' interest in pickup trucks is steadily increasing as Kia launched its first authentic pickup truck Tasman in Korea.

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Faced with a shrinking sedan market and rising costs, Nissan cancels plans for U.S.-built electric sedans and shifts focus to ...

A new American electric vehicle startup called Slate Auto has made its debut, and it's about as anti-Tesla as it gets. It's ...

China is leapfrogging the United States with the availability of more advanced, cheaper electric vehicles, while President ...

The next F-150 is still three years away and already some details have leaked. Generation fifteen, the code for which is P736 ...

President Donald Trump’s tariff policy seeks to increase U.S. auto production. But it’s virtually impossible to build an EV ...

Volvo Trucks North America, based in Greensboro, has confirmed plans to eliminate up to a combined 980 production jobs at ...

Yes, that’s correct.The Spanish automotive brand, a member of the massive Volkswagen Group (VG), is planning to come to ...

It will take a couple of years, but Volkswagen has plans to get some hybrids into the hands of North American customers.