Shares in the group have plunged by a third this year as orders for its electric vehicles have plummeted across many major markets. Is there any way back?

Lawyers for the FCA intervened in a crucial Supreme Court hearing on the commission payment row that has been dubbed PPI on wheels

Aston Martin will sell its Formula One team stake to help raise cash as Lawrence Stroll's Yew Tree consortium prepares to hand the luxury carmaker another liquidity injection.

BYD, which has been dubbed 'the Tesla killer' and is expanding in Europe after dominating its home market, saw revenue jump 29% last year.

With shares down 50% in three months, Ross Gerber said electric car maker's reputation has been 'destroyed' by its 'divisive' boss (pictured).

Porsche - where tennis star Emma Raducanu (pictured) is a global ambassador - said its profit margin this year would be between 10 and 12%.

As global markets tumbled on fears that Donald Trump's trade wars will fuel inflation and tip the US into recession, shares in Tesla fell 14%.

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods (KBW), which is owned by Stifel, has raised estimates on the liabilities facing numerous lenders following the Court of Appeal's recent Hopcraft judgement.

Aston Martin Lagonda has raised £211million in new financing to help bolster its liquidity and fund future growth after issuing a profit warning on Tuesday.

Motor finance firms could be handed more time to respond to customer complaints over non-discretionary commission arrangements after a landmark court ruling.

Santander reported pre-tax profits of £143m for the three months to the end of September, down nearly 75% on the £558m notched up a year earlier.

The Court of Appeal ruled that commissions paid between banks and brokers on car deals may be unlawful because they were not clearly flagged to the customer.

The Financial Conduct Authority is proposing to consult on giving motor finance companies more time to deal with consumer complaints regarding deals involving non-discretionary commissions.

Administrative staff working for Ford in the UK on Monday kicked off a week of 'targeted industrial action' as a long-running row over pay and contract changes rumbles on.

In a judgement on Friday, the Court of Appeal found in favour of three claimants - Johnson, Wrench, and Hopcraft - in a dispute over motor finance commissions.