#Production

Nissan has decided to cease production of vehicles in Japan while it investigates what went wrong with its vehicle inspection process.

Toyota may have to halt production of its vehicles in Japan due to a shortage in steel.

Nissan just celebrated an important milestone. Production of its all-new Titan XD pickup truck has begun, with models rollin’ out of the company’s manufacturing facility in Canton, Mississippi.

For Wanxiang, job one at Fisker is fixing roughly 250 bugs with the Karma luxury car before production can resume. After that, the goal is to launch a second model.

Volkswagen announced today that it will build its new seven-seat crossover at its Chattanooga, Tenn. plant.

Auto production plants usually shut down for about two weeks in July to provide employees with a vacation and to give the company time to upgrade or inspect their facilities, but strong sales are leaving no extra time to stop the assembly line.

Chrysler is putting a temporary stop to production yet again as it struggles to clear its glut of it high-end sports car.

Nissan will build a production version of the IDx concepts that it first debuted late last year during the 2013 Tokyo Motor Show.

General Motors might have already come to a final decision about the future of its vehicle manufacturing operation in Australia.

Saab will resume production of the 9-3 on Monday at its Trollhattan, Sweden facility.

The plug-in hybrid British supercar that captivated attention at several international auto shows has officially been sold out.

Production of McLaren’s P1 plug-in hybrid supercar is underway.

Production of the Holden Commodore-based Chevrolet SS began last month, but the production run could be interrupted soon.

Second only to the Isetta, one of the strangest looking BMWs to date enters production today. 

Jaguar’s crossover, meant to rival the BMW X3, has been given the nod for production.