An activist from the heart of the effort to reform the United Auto Workers effort at internal reform in the wake of a devastating scandal, has become a state senator in Indiana. Find out what it means for the union’s political sway at Headlight.News.
Stellantis punts shuttered plant in Brampton, Ontario to a Canadian defense contractor over the strenuous objections of the union representing the company’s employees, while insisting it is not fleeing Canada in the face of Trump’s tariffs. Get the details at Headlight.News.
Last fall, it was clear Nissan could use a grand slam from its lineup, but a bunch of singles and doubles have to happen before going yard. The completely redesigned 2026 Nissan Sentra is certainly an extra base hit that gives the rest of the team hope. Check out the review at Headlight.News.
Democrats scored a lopsided victory in the midterm elections. What they do now could have a major impact on the economy – and the auto industry, in particular. Here’s what to watch for.
U.S. auto sales outperformed expectations in October and industry analysts say the market was given a big boost by surging demand for hybrids. More from Headlight.News.
U.S. automotive sales haven’t come close to meeting their pre-COVID high and conventional wisdom suggests Americans have fallen out of love with the automobile. But you might question that assumption were you to attend the annual SEMA Show in Las Vegas that starts today.
Ford’s decision to kill off the Escape crossover last December took many folks by surprise. But it now looks like that long-popular badge will make a return in 2029 – albeit on a new EV based on Ford’s Universal Vehicle platform. More from Headlight.News.
The first aftermarket tuner to work closely with BMW, Alpina’s association with the Bavarian marque goes back to 1962. The relationship is now a family, and the 2026 BMW Alpina XB7 reflects the excellence that can be created in that environment. Check out the review of the new model at Headlight.News.
Buyers in search of a cheap new vehicle are looking at a variety of all-new brands. The latest is a blast from the past, bringing back the long-gone REO badge.
The two-row Mazda CX-70 is going away – but only in name, to simplify its line-up, the automaker’s CEO told Headlight.News. Going forward, Mazda will add a two-row version of its top-trim CX-90 now available only in a three-row configuration.
While most manufacturers have slashed their battery-electric programs, charges ahead with the launch of the affordable new EV3. What does it see that other brands don’t?
When Audi launches production at its planned $4 billion assembly plant in Georgia it will create 4,500 jobs – and follow the same playbook as BMW has used so successfully with its own factory in Spartanburg, South Carolina. More from Headlight.News.