Ford Juggling NAFTA, China Challenges, Exec Says

Joseph Hinrichs, Ford executive vice president-global operations, is concerned about the ramifications of missing deadlines for completing NAFTA negotiations, and says automakers are pressing Washington for a broad trade agreement covering all of North America.

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Gamers May Build Your Next Sunday Driver

Backed by Siemens PLM Software, startup Hackrod says it will build the first car designed in virtual reality, engineered with AI and 3-D printed to full size in structural alloy.

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Autoline Daily: Top Industry News for Sept. 26

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'Vandemonium' Comes to Ford World HQ

It was "Vandemonium" in Dearborn, MI, this week as owners of Ford Transit vans brought their vehicles to Ford world headquarters to display their creativity in outfitting the interiors for commercial and personal purposes. Ford says its Transit is the world's best-selling cargo van.

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Electrified-Vehicle Sales Gain Ground in Europe

According to ACEA’s midyear sales results, all categories of electrified vehicles from battery-electrics and plug-in hybrids to full and mild hybrids registered both volume and market-share growth in first-half 2018.

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Florida Firm Rolls Out 150th Bespoke Truck

E.C.D. Automotive Design describes the Defender 110 as an ultimate vehicle concept and says it is the most innovative and powerful vehicle ever built by the company.

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