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Stellantis NV announced a major investment push focused on four core brands in a broad reset to boost profitability. The automaking group will spend some 60 billion ($70 billion) through 2030 to launch 60 new models, prioritizing the Jeep, Ram, Peugeot and Fiat brands. In North America, it plans to add a new compact and midsize pickup truck as well as a new entry-level model for the Dodge brand to help it rebuild after years of sales declines. Chrysler, which today sells just a minivan, will get three new crossover models with a price range of $25,000 to $35,000. Stellantis is also targeting 25% revenue growth in North America. For more, we speak with Craig Trudell, Managing Editor of Global Business Coverage for Bloomberg News.

Roozbeh Charli, chief executive officer of Swedish firm Einride, discusses how platform-driven logistics, electric trucks, and autonomous systems are transforming global freight, and why humans still play a critical role. He speaks to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie.

US Ambassador to the EU Andrew Puzder says President Donald Trump could go ahead with a 25% tariff on European cars and trucks "relatively soon" if there is no progress on the bloc's ratification of a a trade deal that the two sides initially reached last July. Puzder talks with Bloomberg's Oliver Crook in Brussels.

The French Trade Minister argued the EU will use tools if Donald Trump makes excessive threats to strategic industries, and is seeking to build a more 'predictable' trade relationship with the US. Nicolas Forissier spoke exclusively to Bloomberg TV ahead of France presiding a meeting of G7 Trade Ministers in Paris on Wednesday.

Magna International Inc.'s chief executive officer, Swamy Kotagiri, discusses the auto-parts supplier's outlook and President Donald Trump's new tariffs on cars and trucks made in the European Union. He speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on Bloomberg Television.

President Donald Trump says he will increase tariffs on cars and trucks from the European Union to 25%, claiming the bloc is not complying with a trade agreement.

Ford CFO Sherry House discusses first-quarter earnings, SUV and pick-up truck sales amid higher gas prices and the automaker's full-year outlook on "Bloomberg The Close."

General Motors CFO Paul Jacobson says the automaker has not added significant price increases as he discusses first-quarter earnings that included a rise in the company's profit outlook. Jacobson talks about supply chain challenges related to the Iran war, where inflation is impacting costs, and how customers are reacting to higher gas prices.

Legacy foreign automakers once held the keys to China's car market, but the 2026 Beijing Auto Show reveals a dramatic power shift. From onboard cinemas to built-in toilets, domestic EV makers are winning over consumers with rapid-fire tech innovation and aggressive pricing. From the show floor in Beijing, Bloomberg's Stephen Engle finds that as Western brands scramble to partner with local rivals to survive, China is now firmly in the driver's seat.

Lyft has agreed to buy Gett, an app used for requesting black cabs in London. Lyft CEO David Risher says international growth and expansion into capital-light businesses like Gett are key to growing the rideshare company. Risher joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."