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Prosecutors are investigating whether Hans Dieter Pötsch, the carmaker’s former top finance official, failed to warn shareholders about the scandal.

The backing of Institutional Shareholder Services could sway Tesla shareholders because the firm’s recommendations carry great weight among mutual funds.

The company takes a softer approach, including a quieter cabin, with the GT compared with the 570S, but it still goes from 0-60 m.p.h. in 3.3 seconds.

Overall vehicle sales are down, but affluent Russians spur a demand for more expensive cars and Western-style dealerships.

A group of prominent academics has accused the company of reverting to secretive ways over its use of forced labor during World War II.

Chinese social media users have been in an uproar over a 2-year-old killed by an S.U.V. while her mother was distracted by a smartphone.

It's a chilly autumn for U.S. auto sales.

Because national laws vary, the make of car you drive at home might not have the same safety features in many other countries.

The union focused on preserving jobs as much as traditional contract issues like wages, and the agreement mirrors deals it had made with two other automakers.

People call them old-man cars — but what’s so bad about growing up?