Autos

Tesla has been ordered to pay more than $150,000 after a Quebec man’s car caught on fire.

General Motors is recalling 126 Chevrolet and GMC trucks in Canada because defective side curtain airbag inflators could deploy without a crash. The recall follows a similar campaign earlier this year, while a related U.S. recall affects thousands of trucks.

While Trump has found some success in boosting car manufacturing to the U.S. and forging deals within the industry, much of what he said was overblown or untrue.

A Honda production plant in a small Ontario town celebrated a major milestone in production.

Kia has recalled more than 48,000 vehicles in Canada, citing a problem with the driver’s seat.

An Ontario woman says she bought a used vehicle recently and was shocked to discover after she made the purchase that it had been used as a former rental car.

British luxury automaker Jaguar has launched its first vehicle since a radical rebrand that caused consternation, and sparked a small-time culture war with some critics calling it “woke.”

Mexico’s auto exports posted their biggest slump so far this year, data from statistics office INEGI showed on Wednesday, a decline analysts attributed to tariff policies from the U.S., the biggest market for the Latin American country’s top industrial sector.

Provincial police say a modified e-bike in conjunction with some questionable decisions resulted in criminal charges for a man from New Tecumseth.

Unifor will hold a strike vote for members at Stellantis plants after talks reached an impasse.

Hyundai is recalling 1,460 Ioniq 9 SUVs in Canada because second-row power seats may fail to detect an obstruction. The automaker says the seats could continue moving, increasing the risk of injury.

The high cost of diesel is rippling through Canada’s supply chain, as businesses grapple with rising expenses and police in Alberta investigate a series of unusual fuel thefts.

DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says auto sales in September were up from a year ago, marking the fourth consecutive month of sales gains.

Tesla beat Wall Street estimates for third-quarter deliveries on Friday, as a demand rebound in Europe offset the loss of U.S. tax incentives and stiffer competition in China.

The Detroit Three are expected to lose ground to Asian rivals when they report third-quarter U.S. sales this week, according to experts, as soaring gasoline prices due to the Iran war push buyers towards hybrids and more fuel-efficient models.