The Latest Breaking News from Cox Automotive

Electrified vehicles had a pretty strong sales month in August, but the whole car market is slowing "unless consumers get some relief."

The mass market is at stake as automakers vie for a sub-$30,000 compact SUV electric car. Who will take the prize?

Thanks to affordable new models from General Motors, Tesla and Hyundai, price parity with gas cars is no longer a distant dream.

Americans are driving older cars than ever before, a new report shows, as prices for new cars remain high.

Despite the macroeconomic bumps, the automotive sector has been accelerating at a steady pace. Therefore, it could be beneficial to add some A-rated auto stocks Continental Aktiengesellschaft (CTTAY), Mazda Motor Corp. (MZDAY), and Ituran Location and Control (ITRN) to help diversify your portfolio. Read on….

EV prices are cheaper than ever, opening the market up for budget buyers but costing EV owners thousands in lost resale value.

Plus, car dealers, who never wanted to sell EVs anyway, are extra down on them lately, and Tesla settles a racial discrimination lawsuit.

EVs were still $5,000 more expensive on average than the industry ATP, though, so there's still work to be done to make battery-powered cars more affordable.

Given the rising demand for new vehicles, the significant shift toward electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, and rapid digitalization, the automotive industry is positioned for robust long-term growth. Thus, fundamentally solid auto stocks Mercedes-Benz (MBGAF), Blue Bird (BLBD), Hyster-Yale Materials (HY), and Standard Motor Products (SMP), with massive growth potential,…