#manufacturing

Hyundai’s North American EV manufacturing efforts have officially kicked off.

While automotive manufacturing may have more than 100 years of history under its belt, it could see a radical change if Audi has its way, as the automaker is exploring the idea of ditching the assembly line altogether.

Tesla Motors is bringing automotive glass in house with the formation of the “glass technology group,” and the Model 3 will be the first car to receive new glass developed for solar roof tiles.

Volvo has just unveiled a new global manufacturing strategy. China will become a global manufacturing hub to increase production capacity and meet growing demand.

Ever wonder what it’s like inside an automotive assembly plant? Now you don’t have to!

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.

What if there was a substance as stiff as steel but just one-fifth as heavy? Well, there is and it’s called carbon fiber.

Trucks are big business in North America and the Detroit Three reap a lot of their profits from these rough-and-tumble vehicles. To stay ahead of its rivals GM just announced that it’s “makin’ it rain in Fort Wayne” by sinking $1.2 billion into this Indiana pickup plant.

Volkswagen just opened a new manufacturing plant in Southern China.

Nissan’s all-new 2015 Murano crossover looks like a winner. It’s stylish, comfortable and drives well, but these aren’t the only feathers in its cap. Quality should be another one of this vehicle’s strong suits.

The Rouge, a sprawling industrial complex, is the heart and soul of Ford manufacturing. Today it’s home to the brand-new F-150 pickup, arguably the company’s most important product but the heritage of this facility stretches back decades.

Ford’s RS forthcoming hot hatch will finally be sold in North America.

Ford engineers are cooking up a new ultra-high-performance Focus RS. The car is baking in the product-development oven right now and it should be set to go on sale as soon as the timer goes off in 2016.

Baseball, apple pie and God Save the Queen. What is this blasphemy? Well, British auto-making duo Jaguar Land Rover is supposedly looking to open a factory in the United States.

Cultural stereotypes aside, Germany is known for its advanced technology, engineering prowess and top-quality manufacturing. The land of beer, bratwurst and BMW is especially famed for its automobiles, which are renowned the world over for their driving dynamics and Autobahn-proven performance.