Erik Shilling

Annualized used car prices went down again in December, but it’s complicated.

Black opal metallic will show up blue, green, or purple, depending on the angle from which you view it.

The car now starts at $53,490, instead of $52,990, which is still less than $55,000, which means it might qualify for tax incentives.

We are not in the best of times when it comes to borrowing money to buy a used car.

The company officially announced a new $3.5 billion battery plant on Monday.

Toto Wolff says that this time out the car shouldn’t be the problem.

The company wants to bring a new EV to America but its CEO says parts of it are ‘insanely complicated.’

Embark Technology, which sought to build autonomous semis, is closing up shop. The CEO told employees on Friday that he is “profoundly sorry.”

Tesla beat Mercedes and Lexus combined for new registrations in January.

Infiniti, which is the luxury division of Nissan, which is a Japanese automaker perhaps best known in the States for the Sentra, Altima, or Rogue, unveiled a new logo on Thursday, their fourth in over three decades of existence. You’ll be forgiven for not detecting major differences, because in the center is still the “infinite road,” surrounded by the horizon. Infiniti also said that they want their showrooms to look like Apple stores now, or something, though dealers that Automotive News spoke…