In a recent interview, Trump claimed that when he tried to vote, he was asked to provide his license plate number. Sure, thing. Whatever you say, Donald.

Jaguar-Land Rover's next CEO isn't concerning himself with President Donald Trump's take on Jag's polarizing rebrand.

Incoming CEO PB Balaji gave a resolute response when asked about the POTUS' comments, claiming that the car maker has seen a positive response to its new image.

"Just from an economic standpoint, it makes no economic sense to terminate NASA missions that are returning incredibly valuable data."

In fairness to Trump, the policy he reinforced had been on the books since the 1930s.

Amid tariffs crippling American auto production, President Trump took time out to give his opinion on the Jaguar rebrand. Spoiler: He's not a fan.

PB Balaji (pictured) will replace Adrian Mardell, who last week said he would leave having steered JLR financial turnaround and Jaguar's contentious EV rebrand.

In 2025, former President Donald Trump enacted significant tariffs on imported automobiles and automotive parts under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, citing national security concerns. These tariffs represent a major shift in trade policy...

Trump's latest trade deal with Japan shows how little this administration actually understands what they are doing in the trade policy arena.

Stellantis prepares to take a massive hit on tariffs in the second half of 2025, Union Pacific just closed a mega-deal to buy Norfolk and more.