Detroit automobile industry

The Detroit automobile industry, often called the "Big Three," includes General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler), which are major American car manufacturers. Historically, Detroit became known as the heart of U.S. car production due to its large factories, skilled workforce, and innovation in auto design. The industry has faced ups and downs, including competition from foreign automakers and shifts toward electric and autonomous vehicles. Today, Detroit continues to evolve as a center for automotive engineering, new technologies, and sustainable transportation solutions, maintaining its significance in the global automotive landscape.