A group of major automakers on Thursday backed a compromise on vehicle emissions aimed at heading off a confrontation between California and the Trump administration over requirements through 2026.
The state of California filed a lawsuit on Friday seeking to force two federal agencies to provide data they used to justify rolling back Obama-era vehicle emission standards.
California governor Jerry Brown on Monday accused President Donald Trump of hurting U.S. auto manufacturers by calling for fewer restrictions on mass polluters.
Knowing that California is home to many aftermarket industry employees, the Automotive Aftermarket Charitable Foundation (AACF) is expediting help for industry families in need of assistance because of the state's wildfires.
FCA is in advanced settlement talks with the U.S. Department and California Resources Board, regarding accusations that the company illegally used software that led to excess emissions in thousands of vehicles.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles issued regulations on Monday allowing companies to conduct tests of self-driving cars with the greatest degrees of automation.
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