Kia's Largest SUV, The 2020 Kia Telluride
Kia unveiled their newest SUV at the 2019 NAIAS, the Kia Telluride.
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Kia unveiled their newest SUV at the 2019 NAIAS, the Kia Telluride.
Automakers have promised to start selling hordes of electric cars in the next few years, but only two will be unveiled at the big show.
The big star of this year's North American International Auto Show will be SUVs and pickup trucks. Press days launch the show Monday and brought a couple of surprising new cars to the show including a few sports cars and electric vehicles.
Get more out of your experience at the 2011 Auto Show in Detroit. Learn about what's special about this year's NAIAS, what to bring and how to get there safely.
The state of Michigan has approved Consumer Energy's electric vehicle charging program, PowerMIDrive.
The global auto industry made took a big hit in Europe on Thursday as Ford and Jaguar Land Rover announced they are eliminating thousands of jobs.
Ford's aging Explorer big SUV is getting a major revamp as it faces growing competition in the market for family haulers with three rows of seats.
Toyota is recalling 1.7 million vehicles in North America to replace potentially deadly Takata front passenger air bag inflators.
The North American International Auto Show is still under construction, but Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan stopped by to check out the progress.
General Motors today announced the appointment of Mark Reuss as company president, effective immediately. Reuss currently leads the Global Product Group and Cadillac and will now assume responsibility for the Quality organization.
Tesla says it delivered over 245,000 electric cars and SUVs last year, nearly as many as all previous years combined.
Lincoln is bringing back its iconic "suicide doors." A special limited-edition version of the big Lincoln Continental will have back doors that are hinged at the rear rather than the front.
It's Christmastime in Lordstown, but all is not merry. The largest employer in the northeast Ohio town, the sprawling GM plant.
The General Motors' massive 14,000-person layoff announced last month might not be as bad as originally projected.
Toyota is speeding up a number of recalls to fix faulty airbag problems.