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The United States domestic market has produced some of the most significant — and occasionally most bewildering — automotive decisions in history. USDM covers what’s landing on American soil right now: new model launches, pricing announcements, market shifts, and the manufacturer moves that shape what American buyers can actually walk into a dealership and buy. Or, increasingly, can’t.
8 articles about USDM
While the American automotive industry has spent the first quarter of 2026 cancelling things — EVs, factory shifts, optimism — a startup in Indiana has been quietly building something. Today it announced it now has $650 million to prove it.…
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The car is back. Not the crossover with "Sport" in the name, not the EV that looks like…
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Most car companies worry about whether their latest model will get a good review in What Car?. Tesla…
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Factory Zero was supposed to be the future. General Motors said so itself when it sank $2.2 billion…
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America has apparently decided it still wants electric vehicles — just not new ones, and ideally at a…
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Henry Ford II didn't build a Le Mans winner. He built a grudge. In 1963, Henry Ford II…
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Honda just killed three electric cars that were, quite literally, months from rolling off the production line. Somewhere…
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