The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is recommending that employers offer employees incentives to use private vehicles to get to work, rather than public transportation or shared rides.

HANOVER, Germany—Continental's supervisory board has disclosed a series of measures to increase liquidity and drive sustainability amid ongoing economic uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

With less than one month before the U.S.-Canada-Mexico Agreement enters into force, the auto industry can examine the pact's long-awaited ground rules.

DETROIT—Following a week of protests nationwide, each of the Detroit 3 issued statements condemning racism and vowing to take action to encourage diversity and support employees.

MONTREAL—Michelin has organized a series of digital presentations under its "Movin'On Summit 2020" banner to cover some of the topics originally scheduled for the now-canceled three-day "sustainable mobility challenge" event in Montreal.

HOUSTON—India's JK Tyre & Industries has initiated operations at a subsidiary company in Houston to handle the importation and distribution of its products in the U.S.

KIYOSU, Japan—Toyoda Gosei is aiming for a new environmental target, saying it will increasing sustainability efforts within the decade.

Despite headwinds brought on by COVID-19, ZF Friedrichshafen has not hit the brakes on its ambitious plans to bolster its expertise in self-driving commercial vehicles.

Mexico's auto industry is scrambling to meet U.S. demand for supplier parts and high-demand vehicles after falling weeks behind in battling the coronavirus pandemic and restarting its manufacturing base.