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- Ford Really Needs 4-Door Mustang- Ford Ignored 4-Door Mustang for Over 20 Years- Piech and Porsche Families Back VW Restructuring- VW Wants Pickup for U.S. Market- Daimler Truck Says Emissions Regs = €1 Billion Fine- India Car Market to Grow Over 6 Million/Year- Toyota Faces Another Production Disruption- Tesla Extends Cybertruck Warranty- Ford Leaks How UEV Modules Joined
- Tesla Pushes to Keep EU FSD Safety Data Secret- Tesla and SpaceX Build $16.8B Texas Terafab- Porsche SE Backs Aggressive VW Restructuring- Debt Burden Crushes German Auto Suppliers- Toyota Beat Tesla to Aluminum Wiring- Stellantis Concept Eliminates Turbo Lag- China Reveals smart #2 Images- Volkswagen ID.Era 5X Blends Wagon, SUV
- Ford Names New EV Truck Fathom- Value of OTA Market Will Quadruple- GM to Ship China-Made Buicks Overseas- U.S. Dealer Group Calls for China Ban- Honda Still Recovering from Earthquake- Honda Taps Tata for New Platform- Mercedes Removes Axial Motors for Cheaper Version
- Three Chinese Automakers Crack Global Top Ten- General Motors Extends SAIC Joint-Venture- U.S. Car Sales Dip 1.4% In July- BYD PHEV Can Run on Ethanol- Honda Revenue Soars Despite Plummeting Asian Sales- Lucid Cuts Shifts and Delays New SUV Launch- Uber Profit Surges but Misses Market Expectations- Geely Wins Top Honors for Chassis Innovation- Koenigsegg Debuts 800-HP Raxial Flux Motor
- Toyota Benefits from Weak Yen- Commercial Vehicle Sales Up in Europe- UAW's Likely Bargaining Demands- Shallow Danube Shuts Down Ford and Dacia- Problems with Tesla's FSD Lite?- Australia Going EV Crazy- German Defense Company Hires Autoworkers- Magna Makes eDrive Deal with Chery- Smart's Unique Ad Campaign for New #2
- Nissan Turns Corner, Posts Net Profit- Mitsubishi Improves Finances- Yen Crisis Helps Japanese OEMs- CATL Now 3rd Largest Global Auto Supplier- American Rheinmetall Gets U.S. Army AV Contract- Jetta Brand Moves Away from VW’s Styling- Hybrids Power Honda, Hyundai and Kia Sales- Mahle Turns to Sheep for Cabin Filters
- Tesla Denies Rumored China Business Sale Plan- Analyst Predicts Big Stock Rally for Ford- Toyota Creates New Units to Fast-Track Reforms- Chinese Automakers Capture 23% Of Brazil Market- Zoox Wins Approval for Paid Driverless Robotaxi Rides- Momenta Gets Germany Approval for L4 Testing- Over 70% Of Chinese Cars Feature ADAS- China Faces Severe Talent Shortage for AV Engineers- Rivian Narrowed Losses Despite Massive Negative Cash Flow- Expert Warns U.S. Lacks Key Battery Manufacturing Tech
- Factorial and SK On Form Solid-State Battery Partnership- Buyers Seeking Low-Tech Cars- Fewer U.S. Car Buyers are Leasing- VW's VTOL Program a Secret Fiasco- Truck Destination Charges Up Sharply- China Overtaking Australia- Xiaomi's New Brand Focuses on Passengers- China EREVs Get Extended Oil Change Intervals- China Cracks Down on Blue Lights for Automation- Stellantis Seeing Slow Turnaround
- Lucid Stock Up 24% On Big Investment- Ford Q2: Investors Like What They’re Hearing- Earthquake Shuts Some Japan Production- Nissan and Honda to Share Software Development- Audi’s Giant Q9 SUV- BMW To Axe Another 8,000 Jobs- Audi Workers Protest Plant Closing- Chinese Co to Make 300,000 Axial Flux Motors- Mahle’s Hydrogen ICE Tech
- IIHS: Waymo AVs Safer Than Humans- Ford Goes After Military Contracts- EU OEMs Go After Military Contracts, Too- U.S. War Department Wants Auto Execs- Stellantis Dumps Free2Move - BMW To Make EV Batteries In-House- VW Wants to Split Battery Investment with Gotion- Mercedes Earnings Surprise and Disappoint- GM Hosts Trump in Michigan
- Why Penske Automotive Wants to Go Private- VW Demands Tariffs on Chinese PHEVs- Audi Sinks Even Further- Old Visteon Compared to Today- VW Engineers Made Killing on Insider Trading- Waymo To Uber: Get Lost- Toyota, Volvo, Daimler Team Up on FCEV Trucks
- VW Profit Margin Drops Below 2%- CATL Profit Shoots Up 42%- Tesla Shorts Made $4 Billion Yesterday- France Turns Up Its Nose to FSD- Porsche To Ax 5,000 More Jobs- Trump’s New Tariffs Won’t Affect Autos- Cadillac F1 Investor Faces SEC Investigation- Hyundai Forms Bi-Directional Charging Business Unit- Massachusetts Pays for V2G - Volvo EX60 Gets 330 Mile Rating
- Tesla Burns Through Cash- Hyundai's Earnings Impacted by Higher Costs- EVs Drive Sales Growth in Europe- Ford and Geely Partner in Europe- U.S. Likely to Modify Bill That Would Ban Mercedes- China Sees 7 New Reveals in 1 Day- Nissan Launches Nismo Leaf
- Hybrids on Track to Outsell EVs In California- Used EV Prices Jump as Fuel Costs Rise- BYD Hires Thousands More in Global Expansion- VinFast Says It Will Break Even in Vietnam by 2027- Volkswagen Accelerates Autonomous Tech in China- Aston Martin Faces Creditor Pushback Over Funding- Range Rover GT Unveiled on New Software Platform- The 1911 Invention That Preceded Modern Navigation
- U.S. Could Ban Mercedes- GM Spends $11 Billion on EV Write-Offs- German Auto Exports to China Plummet- VW Prioritizes Group, Not Brands- VW Wants to Sell Stake in India Unit- Stellantis Turns to Mobileye for ADAS Tech- Stellantis Hires New Jeep and Ram CEOs- BMW Developing Robot Teaching Software
- DOJ Fain Probe May Extend UAW Federal Oversight- Honda Shrinks in China but Extends GAC Partnership- Honda Considers Building New North American Plant- China Auto Suppliers Pivot to Booming Motorcycle Sector- U.S. EV Sales Stabilize in May- Electric Cars Outsell All Other Powertrains in Germany- China Quietly Restricts Rare Earth Exports to U.S.- Struggling Aston Martin in Talks for New Liquidity
- Rising Material Costs Drag Down Chinese Automakers- Honda Adds Google Gemini To U.S. Lineup- BMW Launches ChatGPT Vehicle Configurator- Ford Reimagines 1964 Aurora Concept Using AI- Volkswagen Launches Affordable ID. Polo Electric- Stellantis Revives 50-50 Supplier Cost Saving Reward- Ford WEC Hypercar Engine Fires Up Successfully- Honda Backs Out of EV Segment Temporarily- Lexus Uses 3D Printed Faux Bamboo Trim- Range Rover Sport Electric Coming Soon
- 650 New Models Already Hit China This Year- China Could Restrict Rare Earth Exports- Investors Bet Against Manufacturing Stocks- Hyundai Wants Full Ownership of Boston Dynamics- Mercedes and Hyundai Dealers to Sell Humanoids- Honda Adds Google Gemini- Bigger Lexus ES Replacing Flagship LS- Rivian Reduces Complexity with New R2- Geely Drive Unit Has Best Efficiency
- Lucid Denies Bankruptcy Rumors- Slate Pickup Officially Starts At $26,400- Walmart Surges in U.S. EV Charging Race- Volvo Considers Electric Sedan and Wagon for U.S.- EV Range Anxiety Plummets as Batteries Improve- Horse Powertrain Unveils Methanol EV Range Extender- BMW And Toyota Test Renewable Gasoline- Mahle Cools Data Centers with Automotive Tech- Volkswagen Launches New ID.Cross EV
- Zoox Getting New Robotaxi Models- Rare-Earth-Free Motor from India Startup- EU Slaps Duties on Chinese-Made Tires- VW Expands China-Made Exports- BYD Moves Pickup Upscale- BYD Yangwang U9 Aims for 500 KM/H- Bosch Opens New Chip Plant- U.S. Traffic Deaths Down, But Why?
- China Car Sales Continue to Plummet- German Automakers Face Sharp China Sales Slump- VW Board Rejects CEO's Radical Restructuring Plan- Hyundai Workers Strike Over AI Job Security- DOJ Investigates UAW President Shawn Fain- Hainan Island Set to Ban Gas Cars- Chinese Automakers Share Tech to Slash Costs- Nissan Unveils New India-Built Tekton SUV
- It’s Official: U.S. Will Not Renew USMCA- U.S. Car Sales Only Up 0.4%- Mining, Not Refining, The Big Bottleneck for Batteries- Robotaxi Companies Will Struggle to Scale - BYD Wants Legacy EU Plant- China Sets New Safety Rules for Batteries- VW To Sell Stakes in Futbol Clubs- Autoline Helps Ford Museum Get Car It Wants
- Military Procurement Squeezing Auto Components - Hyundai, Kia, Genesis Sales Up Strong- EREV Sales Crater In China- Toyota, Joby to Make VTOLs- CATL’s Battery Swapping Boom - ACEA Wants UK, Turkey and Morocco in Local Content- BMW X5 Lauches Neue Klasse X5 - Polestar U.S. Dealers Likely to Sue Company
- VW AG Wants Split to End-Run Unions- Trump To Dump USMCA Tomorrow- Slate Destination Charge: $1,400?- Stellantis Falling Short of Production Promise to Italy- Chinese Made Jeeps Headed to Europe- Chinese Battery Co’s Promise to Pay Suppliers Faster- More Automakers Want Aluminum Wiring - Next Nissan Frontier Due Late 2029
- Toyota Sales Down Globally- Canada To Get First Chinese Cars- Canada Is China’s ‘Practice Run’ To Prepare for U.S.- Texas To Catch California in Car Sales - Ferrari Luce Sells Out in China- VW Faces Labor Fight on Job Cuts- Porsche Loses $4,400 On Every Car in China- Bosch’s CEO Abruptly Quits- Carvana Upsets Franchised Dealers
- Volkswagen Doubling Job Cuts To 100,000 In Germany- Renault Cutting 800 Engineering Jobs in France- Tesla Boosting Production and Jobs in Berlin - Zoox Redesigns Robotaxi For Mass Production- NHTSA Proposes Dropping Brake Pedal in Robotaxis - U.S. Denies Polestar Permission to Sell Connected Vehicles- UAW Monitor Accuses Shawn Fain Of Wrongdoing- GMC Debuts Redesigned 2027 Sierra- Citroen Unveils Off-Road C3 Aircross Concept- BMW Upgrades to Figure 03 Humanoid Robots
- Toyota Could Steal U.S. Sales Crown from GM- Slate In Line to Make Profit- Lack of All-New Cars Sends Quality Up- Gas Vehicles Losing Market Share Fast- Weak Yen Bringing Relief to Japanese Automakers- VW Raising €7.4 Billion in Asset Sale- Chinese Expected to Grow EU Market Share
- Slate Prices Electric Pickup At $24,950- Automakers Threaten to Halt California Car Sales- VW Launches Bidirectional Charging Service in Germany- Skoda Reveals New Peaq Electric SUV- Honda Revives the Element- JLR Unveils New Sustainable Concept Vehicle- LFP Battery Prices Surge Amid Rising Demand- CATL Sodium Batteries Powering New Electric Vehicles
- Chinese, Tesla Drive Strong EU Sales- 23% of New European Cars Now BEVs- Nissan Shareholders Not Happy- DRAM Chip Prices Up 450%- Investors Eager to Spend on Momenta- Chery Sees Real Growth in Pickups- China Defines True Solid-State Batteries- Chrysler Airflow Headed to Belvidere
- Rising Tech Costs Signal New Chip Shortage- BYD Splits R and D into Five Brand Units- Porsche Plans Massive Job Cuts- Ferrari Denies Linking Luce EV To Allocations- Toyota Boosting RAV4 Production in Kentucky- European Automakers Pool Resources for Open-Source Software- Stellantis Reveals 9.5% Stake in Factorial- Ranking the Largest U.S. Automotive Dealer Groups- New Ford Electric Pickup Truck Design Details
- Peak Oil? Nope. Demand Keeps Growing- JLR’s North American CEO Quits- Land Rover Relies on Chery For Freelander- Europe Needs to Save Its Auto Industry- Sweden Wants Changes to FSD- 7,000 Tesla Owners Join Class Action Lawsuit- Use Grok To Talk to FSD- Public Supports U.S. Military Right-To-Repair- Chery Launches Pickup Truck Division- Autoline Poll on Tariffs
- CATL Profit Tops 7 China OEMs- China Critics Say EVs Too Heavy- UAW Attacks GM Over Co-Bots- NHTSA Working on National AV Standard- Larry Burns on AAH- Analysts: VW Cost Cutting Not Enough- Maserati Could Get Partner- NHTSA Wants Plasma in EMT Trucks
- Chinese Auto Executives Warn of Thin Margins- BMW Lowers Guidance Over China Sales Drop- VW Cuts Production at German Plant- German Auto Suppliers Cut Jobs and Investments- Jaguar Land Rover Plans Major Strategy Shift- GM Not Giving Up on Robotaxis- Stellantis, Wayve And Uber Partner for Global Robotaxis- Uber And Lucid Expand Robotaxi Service to Houston- Mobileye To Launch Independent U.S. Robotaxi Fleet- Chevy Reveals Next-Generation Silverado Pickup
- GM to Make Military Munitions- Iran War Effects Will Linger for Months- Key Tesla Cybercab Details- EV Sales Forecast Much Lower Than Before- Lincoln Seeks China Exemption for Nautilus- AI Makes $7,000 Mistake- Alpine Opens Orders for A390 GTS- Is Nissan's 'China Speed' Too Slow?
- Renault 4 Troop Designed to Deploy Drones- Daimler Truck Forms Defense Unit- Mercedes Shows Military Versions of SUV and Vans- EU Safety Experts Say FSD Data Misleading- UAW Settles Axle Strike- Honda Generators Feature Swappable Batteries- BMW Readies M-Version Neue Klasse- AMG Aims For 200,000 Cars A Year- Land Rover’s $44,000 China-Designed Freelander- BAIC and Changan Form Strategic Partnership
- EU Automakers Demand Stronger "Made in Europe" Rules- Volkswagen To Cut 28,000 German Jobs By 2030- Tesla Earns FSD Approval in Belgium- U.S. Tariffs Cost Japanese Automakers Billions in Losses- Renault Twingo EV Fleets Monitor Urban Infrastructure- Ford Explorer Sales Surge as Smaller SUVs Dropped- Waymo Launches Monthly Robotaxi Subscription- Xiaomi Expands into Extended Range Electrics- Peugeot Launches All-Electric E-208 GTI Hot-Hatch- Should Automakers Share a Common Skateboard Design?
- Trump Kills USMCA Free Trade Agreement- China Has a Capacity Problem- Stellantis Starts Road Testing Solid-State Batteries- Novelis Restarts New York Plant- EV Sales Recovering Faster Than Expected?- Renault Wants to Develop at China Speed- Bentley Reveals All-New Paint Finish- Dana to Absorb Parts of Eaton
- GM Dives into Energy Storage…- …And Bi-Directional Charging- Ford Says Right Incentives Boost PHEV Charging- Mexico’s Home Grown $8,600 EV- Volvo Trucks Sees $3 Billion Business with AVs- Volvo Trucks Sees Strong Demand- BASF Warns Iran War Will Hurt Car Production in H2- Magna Could Make Chinese Cars in North America - Audi Unveils All New Q7- BYD Interested in F1 and WEC
- Donut Battery Labeled a Fraud- U.S. Accuses BYD and NIO of Military Ties- Honda CEO Asked to Resign- BYD Expects to Double Scale in 5 Years- IIHS Starts Testing Commercial Vehicles- Stellantis Begins Robotaxi Tests in Europe- Lucid Gravity Gets Level 2 Capability- BMW Owner Racking Up Hands-Free Driving Miles- Hyundai Group Could Pass Toyota and Honda in the U.S.
- China Car Sales Drop Again- Cheap Foreign Labor Pushes China to Automation- Carvana to Invest in Slate- VinFast Reports 42% Revenue Increase- Dodge Charger Headed to Europe- Peugeot Launches EV Hot Hatch- Pepsico Operates 41 Autonomous Trucks- Uber Opens London Robotaxi Waitlist- Tesla Expands Robotaxi Service in Austin- Dongfeng Debuts AV Van- Firestone Celebrates 100 Years of Service
- Can New Hypercar Help Turn Audi Around?- Another Chip Shortage Brewing- India Introducing E85 Fuel- China Developing Axial Flux Motors- Trump Warns Industry About Right-to-Repair- Dongfeng Improves Larger Engine Thermal Efficiency- China City Helps Improve EV Insurance
- Sleepy Auto Industry Gets AI Boost- UAW Attack on Axle Supplier Seems Misleading- WeRide and Uber Announce 1st EU Service- Uber Places Big Robotaxi Bets- Chery Could Fill Nissan's UK Plant- Nissan Launching China-Made Vehicles Outside of China- Ford Has Rough May- Social Media Will Decide New BYD Car Name- BYD Getting Into Humanoids
- Tata Pivots from JLR to China- New Taxes Kill Foreign PHEVs in China- Lithium-Air Batteries Could Match Gas Energy Density- Used EV Sales Surge in the U.S.- Reported U.S. May Sales Up 5%- Rivian Hits 1,000+ Fast Chargers- BMW M2 Gets AWD for the 1st Time- New Fiat Grizzly Coming in H2 of 2026
- Peugeot Invests €1 BILLION in France- Foxconn Takes Orders for 2nd EV- Bentley Reveals New Flying Spur- MG Announces 1st EU Plant- Tesla Faces FSD Lawsuit in China- Tesla's China-Made Deliveries Up Again- Tesla Shows Signs of EU Recovery- Kia Sets Sales Record Thanks to Hybrids
- U.S. Wants More Local Content in Cars- GM Extends Battery Plant Layoffs- Axle Strike Puts GM Trucks at Risk- EU Countries Not Offering Enough Corporate EV Incentives- CATL Sodium Batteries Enter Mass Production- BYD Posts 1st Increase in 8 Months- NIO Abandons PHEVs and EREVs- Nissan Applying Quantum Computing Across Company
- Toyota Cancels Next-Gen EV- BYD Launches In-House ADAS Chip- BYD Takes Responsibility for ADAS Crashes- China Taps Brakes on Robotaxis, But Growth Continues- Slate Opens Non-Refundable Pre-Orders- Rivian R2 Matches Model Y Efficiency- Stellantis' French Revival- Mitsubishi Adding Nissan-Based Pickup- Honda Stops Ridgeline Production- Bridgestone's New Performance Tire
- Trump Admin Opens Door to Chinese Tech- USMCA to Boost U.S. Car Content- Reuters Disputes Musk's FSD Claims- Another China OEM Targets Japan's Kei Cars- Polestar Scientifically Measures the Thrill of Driving- Dodge Gets GLH and Hyper Muscle Car- Alpine Gets New Sponsor Thanks to Ex-Renault CEO- Could BYD Buy Alpine F1?
- U.S. Faces Engine Oil Shortage- Toyota Reorganizes Manufacturing Engineering- EVs and Chinese Soar in Europe- Big Downside to China Speed- Scout Could Move Out of Michigan- Nissan Turns Paint Shop Waste into Insulation- Ram Getting Compact Pickup and 1st SUV- Hyundai Launching Mobile Repair Service
- 1st Peek at Chrysler's New Models- Ferrari Unveils Luce EV, Stock Takes a Hit- Ford Escape Going on UEV Platform- Hyundai and Kia Pickups Built at Same Plant- China Redefining Moore's Law- Iran War Chops Auto Production- Tesla Changes FSD's Name in China- Mercedes, BMW Rush to Catch Tesla FSD in EU- Waymo Suspends Freeway Driving- Xiaomi Loses $5,600 on Every Car
- Ford Becoming a Holding Company?- Lithium Extracted from the Great Salt Lake- Oil Changes Could Get Expensive- Mitsubishi Shrinking in the U.S.- BMW Unlocks Bidirectional Charging- Sleek New Alpina Grand Tourer Concept- Results of Our Latest Poll
- Stellantis Unveils 60 Billion Euro Growth Plan- Ram Brings Out Muscle Truck Lineup- ChargePoint Expands Apartment Charging- Japanese Car Export Plummet- Chinese EV Export Boom- Gas Prices Spark European EV Surge- Tesla Gets More FSD Approval- Musk Companies Buy Millions from Tesla
- Stellantis and JLR Look to Join Forces- Stellantis and Dongfeng Form EU Joint Venture- Tesla Ramps China FSD Hiring- All Chinese Brands Have U.S. Ambitions- Toyota and Lexus PHEV Owners Plug In- Volvo Joins In-Car AI Trend- VW Brands Leverage Common EV Platform- Kia Launches Bigger Seltos Globally- Mercedes Unveils Insane AMG EV
- Chinese Cars Infiltrate America Anyway- Chinese Robotaxis Dodge U.S. Tech Bans- Xpeng Robotaxis Ditch Lidar For Cameras- WeRide Plans Massive Robotaxi Fleet- Will Robotaxis Cripple Car Sales?- Carvana Rattles Stellantis Dealers- U.S. Fees Fleece EV and Hybrid Drivers- Renault Launches Niagara Hybrid Truck- Geely Buys Radar Pickup Brand- Risky Auto Loans Spark Alarm
- Honda and Nissan Merger Back On?- Military Production New Revenue Source for EU OEMs- Stellantis and Renault Urged to Use More EU Suppliers- Ford Energy Gets 1st Big Customer- Ford Not Giving Up on Europe- BYD Hired Japanese Kei Car Veteran- Fisker Owners Have Vehicle Software- Supplier, Automaker Relationships Improve
- Toyota Plans New $2B Plant in Texas- Stellantis and Dongfeng Expand Partnership for New NEVs- Stellantis Uses AI to Simplify Used Car Searches- Stellantis Receives Approval to Launch Industrial Bank- U.S. Electric Vehicle Sales Show Signs of Recovery- Subaru Delays New Electric Vehicle to Cut Costs - Volkswagen Debuts Sporty New Electric ID. Polo GTI- Volkswagen Updates ID. Buzz
- Honda Plans 15 New Hybrids- WeRide Posts Gross Profit in Q1- Waymo Expands Footprint 27%- Xiaomi Opens AI AV System to Everyone- AI Could Extend EV Battery Life- Hyundai Talks Breaking Down Silos- Massive Cultural Shift at Ford- Ford's Stock Shoots Up
- New BMW CEO Faces Sinking China Sales- Porsche SE Wants VW To Overhaul Its Business- Kia Targets Japan With New Electric Vans- BYD Adds Lidar To Cheap Seagull Hatchback- Rising Gas Prices Boosts EV Sales Globally- Electric Models Drive EU Minicar Growth- Volvo Trucks Developing Hydrogen Powered Combustion Engines- Jeep Debuts Refreshed Avenger - Bosch Invests Millions in Quantum Computing Startup
- U.S. Could Eliminate Fuel Tax- Legislators Move to Ban Chinese Tech- GM Cuts IT Jobs- South Korea Military Wants Hyundai Robots- Ford Launches Battery Storage Business- Unifor Going After Ford 1st- Mercedes Rolls Out Company-Wide AI Platform- Mercedes-AMG GT Pumps Out Fake Engine Noises- Repos Up 43% Since 2019
- GM Pays $12.7 Million To Settle Driver Privacy Case- Cadillac Hits 100,000 EV Sales Milestone in U.S.- Toyota To Open New Manufacturing Plant in India- Europe Invests $235 Billion Into Electric Vehicle Sector- China Car Sales Fall While Export Numbers Surge- Lucid, Uber And Nuro Secure California Robotaxi Testing Permits- GM Study Shows Safety Tech Reduces Vehicle Crashes- Ford Reorganizes to Speed Up Product Development Cycles
- Federal Judges Rule Trump’s Tariffs Illegal- Auto Groups Urge Trump to Save USMCA Deal- Toyota North America Loses Money Despite Record Sales- Tesla Model Y Passes New U.S. ADAS Tests- Tesla China Deliveries Surge 36% In April - Tesla Semi Official Battery Specs Revealed - Tesla 4680 Cells Underperform Compared to Supplier Batteries- Porsche Cuts Board Seat and Lays Off Hundreds- Taycan Turbo GT Sets New Nurburgring Electric Record- BMW Introduces Pre-Chamber Ignition to M Series Engines
- Sales Below Expectations, Not Likely to Improve- Kia Slashes EV6 Pricing- Geely Buying Part of Ford's Spain Plant- GM Works to Fill Skilled Trades Shortage- VW Sets Fastest Front-Drive Car Record- Turkish Startup Partners with CATL- Lexus Gets 1st 3-Row EV- BMW iX3 Starts at $63K- Mercedes Reveals Pricing for New C-Class EV
- BMW Q1 Earnings Plunge Amid Falling EV Sales- Daimler Truck Profits Crater 80% In Q1- Lucid Motors Loses $1 Billion In Q1- USPS Celebrates Route 66 With New Stamp Series- Rivian Eyes In-House Lidar Production with Chinese Tech- VW Group Becomes Largest Shareholder in Rivian- Tesla Semi Receives Massive Orders in California- Nissan Cuts Jobs and Production Lines in Europe- Hybrid Vehicle Popularity Surges as Gas Prices Rise- Audi Recreates Record Breaking 16-Cylinder Lucca Racecar
- Tesla FSD Faces European Skepticism- Tariff Threat Lights Fire Under EU- 2026 U.S. Sales Could Fall 4%- Geely Misses Q1 Expectations- Harley-Davidson Targets Younger Buyers- BMW Improves Paint Thickness Measuring- 'China Speed' Gets Even Faster- Volatility Is the New Norm
- Trump Threatens 25% Tariff on European Cars- Automakers Battle White House Over Tariff Refunds- BYD Sales Slump Despite Record Overseas Growth- VW EV Profit Parity Delayed Until 2030- Volkswagen Considers Bringing Chinese EVs To Europe- Tesla Launches Cheap China-Made Model 3 In Canada- Tesla Unveils Affordable Basecharger For Semi Trucks- Rivian R2 Production Costs Slashed By 50%- AI Sponsorships Explode Within Formula 1 Racing- Cadillac Debuts Blackwing F1 Collector Series
- Ford in Early Defense Talks with Trump Administration- Rivian Scales Back Georgia Plant Production- Nissan Cancels Mississippi EV Plans- BYD Eyes Volkswagen Dresden Plant for German Production- UAW Mismanagement Leads To $80 Million Lost Return- Hyundai Launches New Pleos Connect Infotainment System- Hyundai And Kia Sales Drop May Signal Market Slowdown- Ford Uses Robot Dogs to Train Plant Apprentices- Magna’s Profits Plunge Despite Rise in Revenue
- Automakers Expecting Big Tariff Refunds- Ford Posts Strong Q1- Stellantis Turning Things Around- Porsche Has Rough Q1- VW Group Down As a Whole- GM Invests More in V8s and Big Trucks- VW Open to Sharing Excess Capacity w/ Chinese- A Tesla CyberCab in Michigan?- Tesla Growing Unsupervised Robotaxi Fleet- Tesla Semi Plant Starts Production
- Global Conflicts and Tariffs Hit Automakers' Q1 Earnings- BYD Eyes F1 Entry as Aston Struggles- German Company Creates Stunning Monaco F1 Model- GOP Targets Anti-Drunk Driving Vehicle Tech- GM Adds Google Gemini AI to Newer Vehicles- GM “Stress Tests” Level 3 Lidar Driving Systems- Volkswagen Launches Pre-Sales For New ID.Polo EV- Autoline Viewers Oppose High Executive Pay
- Rivian's RJ Scaringe Earns $402 Million- GM Q1 Sales, Revenue and Profits Fall- BYD's Profits Plunge 55%- Chery to Boost EU Production- Hongqi to Make Cars in Spain- Leapmotor to Launch Premium Brand- Jeep Adjust Iconic 7-Slot Grille- Bollinger to Auction Trucks and Equipment- BYD Expands Its Supercar Business- China Supercar Hits 100 KM/H in 0.9 Seconds
- China Price War Spreads to Europe- Xiaomi Opens Munich R and D Center- Joby Aviation Starts NYC Air Taxi Trials- Apollo Buys Forvia Auto Interior Business For $2 Billion- Ford Mustang Cobra Jet Sets New EV Drag Record- Tesla Offers Free Supercharging to Boost Model 3 Sales- Bosch and Chery Partner On 48-Volt Vehicle Architecture- Nexteer Ready to Launch Advanced Steer-By-Wire Tech
- China’s EV Price War Is Back- Stellantis Limits Funding to Four Core Brands- China Pushes AI to Break Chip Dependency- Ford Free Charging Program Saves Texas Drivers- ChargePoint Launches World’s Fastest EV Charger - Hyundai Reveals New Ioniq V for China- Nissan Debuts New PHEV Concepts in China- Peugeot Unveils New EV Design Concepts- Geely Unveils Dedicated Robotaxi- Visteon Stock Soars on Strong Profit Margins
- EVs Drive Growth in Europe- Tesla Has Mixed Q1- 1st Quarter Tough for Hyundai- Honda Stops Selling Cars in Korea- U.S. Installs 3,400 EV Plugs in Q1- U.S. EV Rentals Taking Off- Tiny Smart Car Makes a Comeback- BMW 7 Series Gets Neue Klasse Tech- It's Remanufacturing Day!
- GM Delays Next-Gen Full-Size Electric Trucks- GM Reaches 100% Renewable Energy in U.S.- Ferrari Prices Ultra-Luxury Luce EV at $645,000- Tesla Profits Rise Despite Battery Business Stall- VW Launches Massive EV Offensive in China- Upgraded Cupra Born EV Debuts- Kia Vision Meta Turismo Pushes Design Limits- Geely Unveils First Purpose-Built Robotaxi- CATL Reveals Ultra-Fast Charging LFP Battery Tech
- China Likely on Major Restructuring Path- GM Pays $40 Million to Lure Tech Executive- Schaeffler Could Be Top Humanoid Supplier- VW Cutting Production Another 1 Million Units- Honda and Sony Scale Back JV Even More- Hyundai's 1st Compact IONIQ EV- Young Chinese Ditch German Luxury Brands- U.S. Interest in Chinese Cars Surges Via TikTok
- Trump Admin Considers Tougher Auto Import Rules- Mercedes Debuts New Electric C-Class - Investors Warn Mercedes To Focus on Tech in China- Detroit Automakers Scramble to Re-Enter the Sedan Market- GM Breaks Camera Systems to Advance Level 3 Tech- High Fuel Prices Drive European EV Sales Surge- UK Electric Vehicles Now Cheaper Than Gas Cars - China Vehicle Exports Skyrocket 73% In March - BMW Uses AI to Optimize Battery Cell Production- Ford Uses AI to Colorize Vintage Mustang Concepts
- BYD Aims to Join European Automaker Lobby- Stellantis and Microsoft Partner for Digital AI Transformation- Volkswagen To Pay Owners for EV Grid Charging- Saudi EV Startup CEER To Begin Production Soon- Xiaomi Rules Out Building Cheap Entry Level EVs- Mustang GTD Reclaims Nürburgring Record from Corvette- Linamar Shares Rise After Reaffirming 2026 Financial Guidance
- Doug Field Leaves Ford- Pentagon Wants Detroit to Make Weapons- SpaceX Props Up Cybertruck Sales- CATL's Market Cap Nears $300 Billion- CATL Wants De-Listing from China Military Ties CATL in the U.S.- Renault Expects India to Be Billion Dollar Export Market- Svolt Introduces Massive PHEV Battery- Stellantis Poaches Hyundai's Head of U.S. Sales
- Tesla Owners Want FSD Refund- EU OEMs Slash R and D Jobs Amid Chinese Competition- Chery Launches Affordable Humanoid Robots- Rolls-Royce Unveils Project Nightingale Electric Convertible- Stellantis Global Shipments Surge 12% In Q1- Uber Invests $10 Billion In Robotaxi Expansion- Volkswagen Debuts ID.3 Neo With Improved Range- Porsche Reveals First Ever 911 GT3 Convertible- CarMax Stock Plunges Despite Beating Earnings Expectations
- Sky-High Diesel Stalls U.S. Trucking- Fuel Costs Spark European EV Record- Tesla Requires Quiz for FSD- Nissan Slims Down to Speed Up- Geely Aims to Take Toyota's Hybrid Crown- New CEO, Fresh Cash for Lucid- Lucid is Autoline Stock of the Day- Bankruptcy Pro Takes Marelli Reins- UAW Targets U.S. Auto Suppliers- Renault Twingo Becomes Living Cartoon
- Tesla Receives First FSD Approval in Europe- Nio CEO Says Adopting Common Specs Will Save Billions- Foreign Brands Gain Ground as China EV Subsidies Fade- VW Group Sales Slump Amid U.S. Tariff Challenges- Volvo U.S. Sales Plunge as Inventory Levels Rise- Chery Pursues European Production Through Partnerships- BYD Tests New Affordable Plug-In Hybrid Pickup Truck- Ford Uses AI for Real-Time Robot Weld Repairs- Cars.com Shares Jump Following Workforce Cost Cutting
- Ford Renovates Historic Product Center- Radical Propeller Design 30% More Efficient- Porsche Sales Fall, But Not 911- BYD Off Brazil’s “Shame” List- Hyundai Launches Ioniq Brand in China With 2 Concepts- Magna Sells Lighting and Roof Business- Honda’s 2,400-LB Mini EV- GM’s DMS Will Stop Car with Distracted Driver- Geely Stock Up 50% Since Iran War
- Tesla Developing All-New Compact CUV- China New Car Sales Fall, But Exports Surge- Ford F-150 May Return to Steel After Tariff Denial- BYD Plans to Have 20 Canadian Dealerships- Cooper Standard Stock Jumps on Positive Guidance- Kia Entering Busy U.S. Mid-Size Pickup Segment- China's Windrose Delivers 1st EV Semi in the U.S.- GM to Auction 1st Military Vehicle to the Public
- GM Reviving Buick Sedans in The U.S.- EU Rules Threaten U.S. Pickup Truck Imports- Trump Admin Denies Ford Relief on Aluminum Tariffs- Xiaomi Likely to Miss Ambitious Annual Sales Target- Stellantis and Leapmotor Partner for New Opel EV- U.S. Public Fast Charging Stations See Rapid Growth- Tesla Raises Prices on Final Model S and X Inventory- Skoda Develops High-Frequency Bell for Safer Urban Cycling
- Brazil Adds BYD to Forced Labor Watchlist- Tesla Reclaims EV Lead from BYD- Tesla's Sales Surge in Europe and South Korea- Scout Motors EV Production Pushed Back Again- Mitsubishi's Stock Jumps on New Plant Announcement- Weak EV Demand Hits LG's Profit- Race Brewing Between Fast Charging and Battery Swapping- VW Group Announces 4 Beijing Premieres- Porsche to Reveal New 911 and Cayenne Models- Bridgestone Developing Metal Tires for Lunar Rovers
- Jeep Grand Wagoneer Sales Surge After Model Realignment- Used Trucks and Hybrids Retain Highest Resale Value- Aptiv Spins Off Versigent As New Public Supplier- Chery Shares Soar 15% On Record Growth- Ford Uses Visual Coding to Accelerate Vehicle Design- China Establishes New Lithium Battery Recycling Standards- GAC Sells Lithium Mining Stake to Boost Profits
- China Passes Japan As Top Car Exporter to Australia- Tesla Plans Major Expansion Across Japan- Uber Expands $4,000 Electric Vehicle Driver Grants- Unifor Opposes Stellantis Kit Car Plan- China Dominates Global Humanoid Robot Supply Chain- UBTech Humanoid Robot Revenue Skyrockets- Mercedes EQS Debuts Yoke and Steer-By-Wire- Tariffs Lower U.S. Auto Deficit Despite Costs- Hyundai Closes Sales Gap with Ford in U.S.- Ford Pro Software Reduces Fleet Fuel Waste
- Stellantis and Hyundai Only U.S. Sales Winners So Far- Tesla Sells 358K Cars Globally But Misses Estimates- EV Sales Surge for Rivian, Toyota and Cadillac- Auto Alliance Wants to Scrap Gas Tax for Weight Fee- Congress Proposes New Fees for EVs and Hybrids- Hyundai Developing Body-on-Frame Trucks for the U.S.- Mercedes Finishes Winter Tests of 1,000HP Pancake Motor- Subaru Debuts All-New 3-Row Electric SUV- Akio Toyoda Not Involved in New CEO Decision- Stock of the Day: Pony.ai Surges After Posting Net Profit
- Fuel Crisis Drives Global Surge in EV Interest- Robotaxis Launch Globally Despite New Safety Concerns- Nissan Says It Can’t Build Low-Cost Cars in U.S.- Toyota Joins Heavy-Duty Truck Fuel Cell Venture- Aeva Stock Surges After NVIDIA Partnership- Mercedes Invests $4 Billion In Alabama Plant- Mercedes Reveals Updated GLE and GLS Models - Volkswagen Debuts Redesigned Atlas SUV- Chrysler Pacifica Launches with Updated Exterior Styling- Kia Debuts New Seltos and Electric EV3 SUV
- GM Idles EVs But Boosts Gas Trucks- BYD Cut Nearly 100,000 Jobs- Geely and Volvo Step In to Help Polestar- Volvo to Sell Lynk and Co Cars in the EU- Robotaxi Profits Coming from Tech Sales- Suppliers Seeing More Profits in Robots Than Cars- Honda Helps Make Roads from Sand- Honda eQuad Making New York Debut- GM Shuffles Car and Truck Production- Tons Of F1 Kit Kat Stolen
- GM’s $10 Billion Software Bet: Super Cruise and OnStar- Washington Dealers Cave on Direct Sales - BYD’s First Profit Drop In 4 Years- Solid-State Skepticism: 1% Market Share Still a Decade Away - Chinese OEMs Stumble on Service in Mexico- Skoda Leads VV Group With 3-Row EV- Used EV Bargains Are A $8 Billion Nightmare- Ford’s Record Recalls and Why Farley Scored A $27 Million Payday
- U.S. Q1 Auto Sales Expected to Drop Significantly- Tesla Shares Fall Despite Positive 2030 Sales Forecast- Waymo Hits 500,000 Weekly Paid Rides- Technician Shortage Drives Up Car Repair Costs- Volkswagen and Rivian Complete JV Winter Testing- Chevrolet Debuts New 535-HP Corvette Grand Sport- Ford to Launches Chinese-Built Electric Van in Europe- Infiniti Unveils New QX65 Fastback Crossover
- EU Gas Spike Raises Used EV Interest- Honda Motorcycles Under Pressure from Chinese- Toyota Tells Suppliers to Boost Productivity or Risk Survival- Robotaxis Could Cut Private Car Sales by 30%- Magna Turns to Chinese to Help Save Austrian Plant- China Price War Destroying Dealer Profits- Skoda Leaving China Altogether- Hyundai Plans Aggressive Growth - Jeep Off-Road Event Also Important for Designers
- Honda Cancels Afeela EV Joint Venture with Sony- GM Repurposes Cruise Bolts for Super Cruise Testing- Stellantis Tickets Workers for Driving Rival Cars- BorgWarner Opens New EV Motor Plant in China- Chinese Steel Breakthrough Offers Lighter Car Components- Robert Bollinger Buys Back EV Startup For $250,000- Cupra Debuts First 3D-Knit Zero Waste Car Seats- Renault Launches AI Personalized In-Car Radio Service
- EU Car Sales Up in February- New Renault Twingo Launching- Toyota Makes Big Investment in the U.S.- Bosch and Tata Form Electromobility JV- smart Brand Struggles with Larger Cars- GM Testing Next-Gen Super Cruise- Africa Export Bans Drive Up Cobalt and Lithium Prices- Crossovers Have Highest Fatality Rates
- Japanese Automakers Unite Against Rising Chinese Competition- Volkswagen CEO Praises Chinese Planning- U.S. Tariffs Cost European Automakers Billions - European Suppliers Eye Non-Auto Sectors to Survive- GM Launches Three-Year Plan for China Comeback- Electric Trucks Help Fleets Attract Younger Drivers- Stellantis Insists Chrysler Brand Is Alive and Well- Japan Auto Wages Rise to Combat Labor Shortage- Hyundai Launches Hydrogen Semi-Truck Fleet in South America
- Iran Conflict Threatens European Auto Supply Chain- High Oil Prices Drive Asia's Surge in EV Demand- NHTSA Closes Tesla Pedal Probe but Eyes FSD- Ford and Stellantis Future Product Production Plans- Ford’s New Unicastings Aim to Slash EV Repair Costs- Laser-Made Anodes Could Boost Lithium-Ion Battery Life- Xpeng Nears Profitability Despite Recent Stock Market Dip
- Ferrari Halts Shipments to the Middle East- War Forces Japanese Automakers to Cut Production- GM CFO: Gas Price Spike Won't Hit Sales for 4-6 Months- Automakers Could Face More U.S. Tariffs- Uber and Rivian Form Potential $1.2 Billion Robotaxi Partnership- Hertz Adds INEOS Grenadier to U.S. Rental Fleet- U.S. Getting its 1st G-Wagon Convertible- New Lexus ES Debuts As An EV- Exports Drive Record Profits for Chery
- U.S. Consumer Confidence Drops, Car Sales to Follow? - House Republicans Propose New EV Fees- EVs Slash Oil Demand 2M BBL/Day- Mexico EV Startup and $8,400 Car - Geely Soars on Record Sales- BYD Looks to Buy Foreign Automakers- BMW Unveils 560-Mile Electric i3 Sedan- Electric DS N7 Packs 460-Mile Range
- Gas Prices Jump at the Pump- Japan Imports More American Made Vehicles- Tesla Buys $4.3B LG LFP Batteries- Volvo EX30 Axed for U.S. Market- Uber and NVIVIA Expand Robotaxi Tech- Renault to Deploy 350 Humanoid Robots- Buick Launches $70K Luxury EV Van- New Kia Telluride Hybrid First Drive
- Iran War: German Chemical Co’s Cut Production - Bahrain Smelter Shutdown Spikes Aluminum Prices- Iran War Forces F1 Race Cancellations- Canada Conservatives Propose Automotive Trade Rule- VinFast Revenue Soars, Loses $1.4 Billion- China: Don’t Sell Solid-State Batteries For 2 Years- Mercedes And Geely Negotiating Deeper Ties- Peugeot’s New 1.3L Turbo w/ 15,500 Mile Maintenance- FTC Cracks Down on Misleading Dealership Ads
- Volkswagen Reclaims Top Spot in China as BYD Sales Plummet- VW ID.3 Neo Leads Massive China Product Offensive- BYD Eyes Manufacturing Plants to Enter Canadian Market- Samsung Issues Delay Tesla Autonomous AI6 Chip- Used EV Sales Surge as Lease Returns Increase- Rivian Details R2 SUV Specs Before Official Launch- Lucid Unveils New Mid-Size SUV And Robotaxi Plans
- Oil and Aluminum Prices Surging Again- China Car Sales Drop 26%- Tesla Rebounds in China, Robots Coming Soon- Carvana Buys Stellantis Stores, Dealers Don't Like It- Honda Cancels EVs, Takes $16 Billion Hit- Nissan, Uber, Wayve Pilot Robotaxis in Tokyo- Changan's 80MPG Non-Plug-In Hybrid- Joby Aviation Moves Closer to eVTOL Services- Chinese Electric Heavy Trucks Invade Europe- New Kia Telluride Hybrid Debuts at $46K
- Porsche Cuts Costs and Plans New Luxury Models- U.S. New Vehicle Inventory Hits 3 Million Units- BYD Explores Entering Formula 1- Zoox And Uber Partner for Robotaxi Launch- Wayve And Qualcomm Partner on AI Driving System- Ram ProMaster City Van Returns to U.S. Market- Mercedes Reveals Luxurious VLE Electric Van- Toyota bZ3X Sales Top 80,000 Units in China
- VW Profits Halved by Tariffs and China Losses- Renault Unveils New Strategy and 36 New Models- Ford Suspends Guidance Over Tariff Impact- Slate Names New CEO Ahead of $25K Pickup Launch- NIO Posts 1st Quarterly Profit on Sales Surge- Zoox Expands Testing to Phoenix and Dallas- Nissan and Uber Partner on Wayve-Powered AVs- 1st Look: Refreshed Chrysler Pacifica Revealed- Stellantis Taps Toyota and Bosch for Hybrid Tech- U.S. Selects 8 Projects for eVTOL Program
- Gas Price Spikes Could Force Auto Industry Shifts- U.S. Aluminum Buyers Scramble Amid Iran War- Switching to EV Fleets Cuts Costs 50%- Automakers Repurpose Battery Plants for Energy Grid- Mercedes-Benz Reaches Deal Over UAW Union Dispute- Geely To Power Next-Gen Mercedes Compacts- Chery Debuts First Mass Produced Brake-By-Wire- Exeed Raises Prices Amid Rising Chip Costs- Ford Gifts Custom Explorer to Pope Leo XIV
- Rising Oil Prices Threaten Automaker Sales and Guidance- Iran War Risks Canceling Formula 1 Races- China Allocates Billions for New Auto Trade-In Program- European Automakers Seek More Relief from Emission Rules- Ford February Sales Drop as Model Lineup Shifts- Carvana Shares Up Despite Year to Date Decline- Chrysler CEO Change Raises Questions About Brand Future- BYD Unveils Ultra-Fast Five Minute EV Charging- U.S. EV Charging Stations Expand Despite Sales Slump- Bridgestone Measures Environmental Impact of Tires
- VW Dealers Sue to Block Scout's Direct Sales- Scout Reveals 160K Reservations and Production Timeline- Tesla Workers Reject Union in Germany- U.S. Hits Record Car Loan Debt- Stellantis Sells EV Vans for Same as Diesel- Honda Revives Insight Again, But as Pure EV- Hyundai and Kia Cut EV Models in the U.S.- BYD Makes Big Improvements with Next-Gen Battery
- Oil Prices Ease Despite Widening Iran War- Aluminum Prices Up Sharply Due to Iran War- Chinese Car Exports Disrupted by Iran War- February U.S. New Car Sales Mixed- Honda To Ramp Up Fleet Sales- Tesla and IG Metall Headed for A Showdown- Tesla Losing Billions of EV Credits- Stellantis Launches 0% Financing Sales Blitz- GM’s CarBravo Battles Carvana For Used Sales
- Kia's U.S. Sales Surge Past Hyundai- U.S. Production Up, But Sales and Jobs Down- VinFast Splits Into Three Brands- Rising Oil Costs Threaten OEM's Plans- VW Brand Goes Premium in China- Audi Struggles in China Despite "Car of the Year"- Agibot Bringing Humanoids to EU Auto Production- Ford Supercharger Kit Expensive But Effective
- Will Gas Prices Push Buyers Toward Hybrids?- Geely Overtakes BYD In Chinese Auto Market- Hidden Destination Fees Cost Car Buyers Billions- European Suppliers Warn of Massive Job Cuts- Experts Skeptical of Donut Lab Battery Claims- Rare Earth Production Lags Behind EV Growth- Lithium Demand Set to Grow 25%- Automakers Use Clever Tactics to Cut Tariffs
- Humanoids = $5.10/Hour!- Humanoid Robots Could Replace Millions Globally- Tesla Reaches Truce with German Union- State Farm Pays Record $5 Billion Dividend- Chinese Automakers Lose Europe Market Share- Lear Wins Massive Ford Seat Contract- Audi Announces Unprecedented Global Management Shakeup- VW Eyes $9.4 Billion Dollar Everllence Sale
- Stellantis Posts Massive Loss- Toyota Could End Japanese Supply System- Musk's Robotaxi Promises Vs. Reality- 3 Chinese Automakers Crack Global Top 10- GM Ditches EV Vans for Mobile Repair- Ford Uses AI to Speed Up Car Repairs- Wuling Redesigns Best-Selling Mini EV- Honda Slashes Accord PHEV Prices in China- BYD Launches $5 Daily Lease Option
- Aston Martin Slashes 20% of Workers Amid Financial Struggles- Lucid Cuts Workforce and Lowers 2026 Production Targets- Wayve Raises $1.2 Billion for Autonomous Tech- “Jay Leno Law” Exempts Classic Cars from Smog Tests- Nissan To Launch Dual Pathfinder Strategy By 2030- Hyundai Unveils Unmanned Robot for Firefighting- Tesla Sues California Over Autopilot Name Change- Tesla Battles Trademark Squatter Over Cybercab Name- Genuine Parts Company Splitting into Two Public Entities
- European New Cars Sales Plummet as Diesel Collapes- EU Dealers Demand Help to Fight Chinese Invasion- Hyundai Warns of Escalating Tariff Threat- Mercedes Scales Back Electric G-Wagon Plans for Hybrid- BMW Abandons L3 Autonomy for More Affordable L2- McKinsey: Robotaxi Costs to Plummet as AI Revolutionizes AVs- Toyota and Lexus Help Slash EV Charger Installation Times- Chery Tries to Challenge Global Mid-Size Pick Market
- SCOTUS Tariff Ruling Leaves Autos in Limbo- Aston Martin Sells F1 Branding Rights- Donut Lab Solid State Battery Charges in Minutes- Lamborghini Scraps Electric Supercar Plans- ZF Debt Relieved by Hybrid Demand- Lucid Motors Cuts 12% Of Workforce - VW Leads European EV Sales Rankings- EV Owners Frustrated by Broken Chargers
- Donut Lab’s Solid-State Battery: Real Breakthrough or Too Good to Be True?- New Tariffs Are Hiking Car Prices: Canada And Japan Hit Hardest- GM Considers Monthly Leasing For $27,000 Home Energy Systems- UAW Scores Historic Win: VW Workers Ratify First Contract- Celanese Fast-Tracks Auto Supply Chain with New AI Agent- Defending the Track: 13 States Push "Right to Race" Legislation- Toyota Deploys Humanoid Robots at RAV4 Plant in Canada- Autoline Poll Results
- Nearly All EV Owners Want Another One- Batteries Staying Healthy Over Life of EV- VW Design Going Through "Generational Transition"- CEOs and Executives Are Worried About Losing Their Jobs- Renault Has Rough 2025 and This Year Will Be Tougher- Investors Not Impressed by Carvana's Eye-Popping Numbers- Toyota C-HR Returns As More Expensive EV
- Tesla Fights German Union as March Elections Loom- China Auto Sales Drop as Domestic Demand Cools- First Tesla Cybercab Rolls Off Giga Texas Line- Scout Motors Production Delayed Until Summer 2028 Report- U.S. Proposes VIN Marking to Stop Converter Thefts- Polestar Slashes 2026 Sales Target Amid Volatile Demand- Stable U.S. Dealer Rooftops Signal Healthy Retail Network
- Ford's 48-Volt "Game Changer": Radical Reduction in Parts for $30K Maverick EV- GM Gambles on South Korea: Production Scaling to 500K Units Despite Tariffs- Dodge Wins Durango Hellcat Lawsuit: Judge Rules No Deception- Canadians Now Open to Chinese EVs as Import Barriers Weaken- Rivian to Upgrade Vans with AWD and 30% More Range- EuroNCAP Pushes for Buttons Over Touch Controls- The SDV Dilemma: Maintenance Costs and Residual Value Risks
- Farley To Trump: Force Chinese OEMs Into U.S. Joint Ventures- Chinese OEMs Target Global Mid-Size Pickup Market- Stellantis Defies Market Data with Diesel Resurrection in Europe- VW Faces New Criminal Trial in France- Toyota Teaches Joby Aviation "TPS" To Scale eVTOL Production- Chinese Suppliers Still Struggle with Payments- Cathode Costs Remain the Primary Hurdle for Solid-State Scaling
- China to Ban Yoke Steering Wheels and Mandate Physical Buttons- Trump Administration Eliminates EPA Endangerment Finding in Historic Deregulation- Rivian Stock Surges 25% On 2026 Growth Guidance Despite 2025 Revenue Slump- Waymo Rolls Out 6th-Gen AV Tech Stack Targeting 1 Million Weekly Rides- Canada’s Project Arrow Debuts Next-Gen EV Prototypes- Maextro S800 Outsells Mercedes-Maybach and BMW 7 Series in China- White House Considers Lowering Steel and Aluminum Tariffs to Ease Auto Manufacturing Costs- Mercedes-Benz To Sell Daimler Truck Stake to Boost Finances After 50% Profit Drop
- Mercedes In Dangerous Downward Slide- Nissan Braces for $4 Billion Loss- Geely, BYD and VinFast Bid for Nissan-Mercedes Mexico Plant- BorgWarner Develops Turbine Generator for Data Centers- China Car Sales Plunge as EV Subsidies Vanish- VW ICEs Perform Well While Model Y Sales Crash in China- Price War: China Bans Selling Cars Below Cost- Honda Lends Team USA Its Wind Tunnel
- Ford 2025 Earnings: $8B Net Loss as BYD Overtakes Detroit Giant- From F-Series to Big Macs: Jim Farley Joins McDonald’s Board- Hyundai Eyes Mass Production as Boston Dynamics CEO Departs- Toyota Reveals All-Electric 2027 Highlander With 320-Mile Range- Mazda Attacks Steering Wheel Stitching to Cut Costs- China to Set Global Solid-State Battery Standards by July- $90,000 Discount: The Used Audi E-Tron GT Is an EV Performance Steal- Blinded by The Light? Gentex Tackles The #1 Driver Complaint
- Cadillac Dealers Predict Tesla Conquests as Model S and X End Production- Tesla Semi Specs Revealed: 1,050 HP Class 8 Eyes Commercial Domination- Hyundai Stock Surges as Atlas Robot Learns Backflips and Cartwheels- UAW Confirms Ford Worker Who Harassed Trump Has No Discipline Record- 72% of German Suppliers Plant to Move Investments Abroad- Honda Earnings Collapse on Tariff Hit and EV Write Off- Honda Restructures: Software and ICE Teams Merge to Survive Asia Slump- Ferrari Posts Strong 2025 Earnings- Ferrari Turns to New Design House for Its 1st Electric Car
- BYD Sues U.S.: Chinese OEM Challenges Trump Tariffs in Landmark Lawsuit- Supreme Court Tariff Ruling: Will BYD Win Its Legal Battle?- China’s Dreame Spends $10M On Super Bowl Ad, Features EV Hypercar- Canada Eyes Chinese EV Joint Venture: A Global Export Hub in The Making?- Nissan Pivots to PHEV: Plug-In Rogue and Frontier to Offset Slow EV Sales- Stellantis Backs Away from Battery Plants in Germany And Italy- Stellantis Sells Canadian Battery Stake to LG For Only $100 - Xiaomi Slashes Miles-Driven to Unlock Hands-Free Driving- Mobis Working on Holographic Windshields: The Future of Navigation?
- Dividend Cancelled: Stellantis Resets as EV Strategy Crumbles- Stellantis Abandons Tavares’ EV Goals with Massive $26B Write-Off- EV Write-Offs Now Bigger Than the GDP of Entire Countries- BYD’s $60 Billion Wipeout: Is the Chinese EV Profit Engine Stalling?- U.S. Rare Earth Revolution: Recovering Metals from Mining Waste- The Race to Purge Chinese Code: Automakers Scramble Ahead of March Ban- Tesla’s China Pivot: Training AI Locally Despite U.S. Tech Restrictions- Toyota Leadership Shakeup: Koji Sato Moves to New "Chief Industry" Role- Fixing the Tech Shortage: Ford and NADA Launch Apprenticeship Program- Ford’s Universal Platform Peek: New Gigacastings To Replace 146 Parts
- UAW Makes History w/ 1st Contract at Southern Foreign-Owned Plant- GM Preparing for An Economic Downturn- JLR Crippled by Cyber Attack- Volvo Down as EX90 and ES90 Write-Offs Trigger Big Loss- NIO Expects to Post Its 1st Profit Ever- Mercedes, Nissan and VW Forecast Big U.S. Sales Gains- Once Taboo Salvage Titles Now Fair Game- BYD Pushes to Be #1 in Brazil- Changan 1st to Get CATL's Sodium Battery
- Ford Talks with Geely To Fill Excess Factory Capacity in Spain- NADA CEO Mike Stanton Calls Chinese Car Imports "Bad for Consumers”- Analyst Predicts Chinese OEMs Will Launch U.S. Joint Ventures In 2026- Tesla Mass Produces Dry Electrodes to Slash Costs By $1 Billion- Uber’s Margin Squeeze: Lower Profits Today, More Robotaxis Tomorrow- Renault To Build EV Motors in France Using Chinese Components- $4 A Day for A New Car: China’s 8-Year Loan War Begins- Honda And Mythic Co-Develop Energy-Efficient Ai Chips for SDVs- Singing Fish and Grizzly Bears: Jeep’s "Cruel" New Cherokee Ad
- Most Dealers Not Recouping EV Investments- Waymo Now More Valuable Than Most Automakers- Toyota and Honda Overtake the Detroit 3 in Canada- Denso Cuts Forecast But Still Expects Record Year- Porsche Could Scrap Next-Gen 718 EV Models- Chinese Researchers Develop Breathable Silicon Anode- Jag Skips Skateboard Chassis for Lower Seating Position- Microvision Gets Lidar Tech for Pennies on the Dollar
- Is Ford Eyeing Chinese Partners to Save $5 Billion Blue Oval City?- BYD Sales Plummet 30% In China- Canada Demands GM Pay Back Millions in Subsidies- Slate “Aspires” To Expand Model Line-Up- Scout Pivots to EREVs as 85% Of Customers Reject BEV- Jaguar ThermAssist Cuts EV Heating Energy 40%- Porsche Double-Sided Battery Cooling a World First- Vintage Vibes: U.S. And EU Vehicle Fleet Getting Older and Older
- Lithium Pricing Crisis Pushes CATL To Accelerate Sodium-Ion Car Batteries- The Scout Standoff: Why Audi Is Stuck in Import Limbo- Luxury Leaderboard: BMW Keeps the Crown, Cadillac Climbs the Ranks- Detroit Three Meet with CARB as California Launches $200M EV Incentive Program- Canada and South Korea Sign Auto Manufacturing Deal; Could Hyundai Take Over GM’s CAMI Plant?- Stellantis Denies UAW Claims Of 7-Month Delay for Belvidere Jeep Plant- New Mercedes S-Class Debuts with 60-Mile PHEV Range and Advanced L4 Hardware- Mercedes Partners with Nvidia and Uber For L4 S-Class Robotaxi Service
- Tesla Scraps Model S and X- Tesla's Profit Plummets 46%- Tesla to Build Own Chips Amid Geopolitical Risk- EV Battery Degradation Lower Than Expected- VW Launches New SDV Architecture in China- U.S. Tariffs Cost Hyundai and Kia Billions- Toyota #1 Automaker Again- China's Chery Eyes Underused JLR Plants- Xiaomi 1st Chinese Brand in Gran Turismo
- Used EVs Have Lowest Ownership Costs- Lisa Drake to Lead Ford Energy- Renault Bets on India As World’s New Growth Market- Stellantis Slashes Prices Putting Volume Over Profits in Europe- Genesis Europe Ditches Direct Sales, Goes with Dealers- GM’s Billion-Dollar Subscription Surge- Ford BlueCruise Usage Skyrockets As F-150 Drivers Embrace Hands-Free Tech- Mercedes Rejects U.S. Pressure to Move HQ To U.S.- Heavy-Duty Electric Trucks Outsell ICE in China
- European 1st: BEVs Outsell Gas Cars- BYD and SAIC Outpace European Rivals- Cupra Outsells Seat- GM Stock Up Despite Profit Drop- Trump Threatens Higher Korea Tariffs- American Axle Becomes Dauch Corp.- China Expands EREVs to Commercial Vehicles- Pickup Sales Hit 5-Year High in China- Far-Right Union Challenges Germany's IG Metall- Production Details for Ford's UEV Platform
- Trump Opens the Door to Chinese Car Plants in The U.S.- 8,000 Dealers Gone: The Brutal Restructuring of China’s Auto Market- Porsche’s 1,156-HP Electric Cayenne Aims to Save Its Chinese Business- India Slashes Tariffs on EU Cars To 40%—Is an Export Boom Coming?- No More Discounts? Chinese EVs Pivot to Ultra-Low Interest 7-Year Loans- China Hits 469 Million Vehicles—The Scale of The Global Leader- Why Audi Is Losing Its U.S. Plant Hopes
- Trump’s New “Escalade” Is Likely a Heavy-Duty GM Truck in Disguise- Can BMW Crack America’s Full-Size SUV Market with An X9?- Tariffs Bite: GM Brings Buick Envision Manufacturing to The U.S.- Congress Keeps Drunk-Driving Tech Mandate Alive- Chinese Automakers Go Shopping as Nissan Dumps Overseas Capacity- China’s Price War Turns Li Auto into A Short Seller’s Dream- Renault Skips Selling Cars in China—But Wants Its Tech and Suppliers- Why GM and Ford Want You Banking Where You Buy Your Car- Toyota Study Challenges the Myth That PHEVs Don’t Get Charged
- VW, Audi Dealers Sue Colorado- VW's "Slash and Burn" Cost-Cutting- Canadians Who Are Against Chinese EVs- Automakers Squeeze Suppliers in China- Used EVs Hit Market at Record Rate- Volvo Unveils EX60 EV- Hyundai Union: "Not a Single Robot"- Geely's Roadmap to Overtake GM
- Hyundai Surpasses GM Market Cap- VW Overtakes Tesla in Europe- Chinese EVs Surging in Mexico- Data Center Chip Shortages Affecting OEMs- New Mercedes S-Class and Level 4 Tech- VW Project Trinity and Recycling Hub- Renault Bringing Ampere In-House- Mazda and Volvo Hybrid Pivot on EVs- Nissan Dealer Profit Crisis
- China Calls Donut Battery a Scam- Renault to Build Drones for France- Former BMW Designer Pens New Chinese EV- Renault's 2025 Global Sales Results- Lamborghini Sets Sales Record... Barely- Jaguar Targets Only 10K Sales/Year- XPeng Expanding Around the World- GM EV Share Lower Than Overall Market- Humanoid Cost Less Than Expected
- EU Auto Stocks Drop on Trump’s Greenland Tariff Threats- Tariffs? Porsche Hit Record U.S. Sales In 2025- China Auto Exports Soared In 2025 - Lincoln Moves HQ To Downtown Detroit- Humanoid Payback Is Less Than a Year- Great Wall Motors Disses EREVs- Chery Promises Solid State Battery This Year- Farley: Ford to Be “Porsche Of Off-Road”
- Canada Plays the China Card- China Threatens OEMs Over Price War- China to Recycle 1 Million Tons of EV Batteries- Stella Drops Dodge Hornet on Dismal Sales- No $25,000 Jeep for U.S. Market- Farley Talks Updates on Ford’s UEV- Ford to Buy BYD Batteries for Non-U.S. Cars- Rivian Takes Important R2 Manufacturing Step- Zeekr Upgrading To 900V- Ford, GM Unveil F1 Cars in Detroit
- Mercedes Kills Eyes-Off Driving Feature- 1st Dark Factory Will Open by 2030- EV Sales Growth Expected to Slow- Audi Misses 2025 Sales Target- Honda Expects U.S. Sales Growth- Acura Gets 1st 2-Motor Hybrid- EVgo and Kroger Partner on Fast Charging- Ford Wants More Affordable Performance Vehicles
- Trump Calls USMCA “Irrelevant”- Tesla FSD To Switch Subscription Only Model- China Sets New Rules for L3 and Solid-State Batteries- Lucid to Start Building EVs In Saudi Arabia This Year- Chinese Car Sales and Exports Projected to Slow This Year- Xiaomi Aiming For 600,000 Sales In 2026 - BMW Begins M Model Testing on New EV Platform- Honda Pops Its Top
- GM Says EVs Still the End Game- GM Moving Into New Headquarters- BYD and Geely Overtake VW in China- Robots Help Boost Hyundai's Market Cap- President Trump Visiting Detroit- Renault Reveals New Geely-Based SUV- NEVs Drive Sales Growth in China- Ferrari Patents Predictive Active Aero
- Ford EU Cuts Spare Parts Prices 25%- BMW EVs Outsell Mercedes by 273,000 Cars- New Chevy Bolt Hitting Dealerships Now- Lucid to Offer L4 in 2029- ZF Uses Dampers for Noise Cancellation- Morizo RR Is a Toyota GR Yaris On Steroids- Nissan Aura Gets the NISMO Treatment- BYD’s New Brand All About Residual Values
- General Motors Takes $7.1 Billion EV Hit- Stellantis Kills Off Plug-In Hybrids in U.S.- Our Next Energy Ditches EV Battery Business- Range Anxiety Still Top Concern for Buying an EV- Kia Unveils New EV2 In Brussels- Hyundai Shows Off All-Electric Staria Van- Stellantis Brussels Show Reveals
- Ford Develops Its Own Compute Platform- Volvo Gets 800-Volt Architecture and Gigacastings- Robotaxis Won't Replace Personal Cars- Chinese Vehicles Boost UK Car Sales- China Could Restrict Rare Earths to Japan- Foreign Automakers Join China's Price War- GM Posts Sales Increase in China- Gigastamping Cheaper Than Gigacasting
- U.S. House to Discuss Speeding Up Robotaxi Rollout- Auto Industry Expands Open-Source Software Collab- CATL Batteries Degrade Slower Than Competitors- Xiaomi Updates SU7 Sedan- Tesla’s 2025 Sales Plummet in Europe- Volvo Sales Down 7% Globally In 2025- SUV Sales Surge in Europe- Stellantis’ Production in Italy Down 20% In 2025- New ZF Tech Switches Vehicle Modes in Real-Time
- Hyundai Will Deploy Robots At Its Plants- Mercedes Competes with Tesla FSD- Honda and Sony Reveal New SUV- EV Growth Expected to Slow- Lucid, Uber and Nuro Show Production Robotaxi- Ram Brings Back Powerful Truck- Ram Gives Customers Diesel Power Wagon- Geely to Enter U.S. Market
- UAW Reinstates Two Officials Targeted by Fain- BMW Spins Alpina Into Standalone Brand- AFEELA Enters Pre-Production in Ohio- Honda Extends Production Shutdown in China- U.S. 2025 Car Sales Up Despite Volatile Market- BYD Passes Tesla in EV Sales- Mobileye Partners with Major U.S. Automaker- Bosch and Kodiak Team Up on Self-Driving Trucks
- Time to Invest in European Auto Stocks?- Renault Regains Investment Rating- Sterling Anderson Could Be GM’s Next CEO- Toyota To Export U.S.-Made Models to Japan- China to Block “Used” Car Exports- The Battle Over Stop-Start Tech- Kia K4 Starts Under $26,000- China Ford Bronco BEV and EREV Priced to Sell- SpaceX Buys 1,000 Cybertrucks- Last Autoline Daily Of 2025
- Tariffs Take Bite Out of Car Sales- Honda Still Fighting Chip Shortage- Tesla Wants Satellite Receiver in Cars- Toyota Compact EV Hits EU Showrooms- China Setting Standards for By-Wire Tech- Ford Improves Mustang GT3- V8 Durango Now Available in All States
- 16 States Sue Trump Over EV Chargers- Ford Cancels $6.5 Billion LG Battery Deal- VW EV Battery Company Searching for Investors- Tesla to Build Battery Cells in Germany- Maruti-Suzuki Bullish on EVs In India- Scout Gets Deal to Sell Direct in Colorado- UK Keeps 2035 ICE Ban, For Now- Nissan Starts Leaf Production in UK- Castrol Develops Lower Carbon Engine Oil- Wagener Out at Mercedes, Baudy Is New Head of Design- 60,000 Supplier Jobs Axed This Year
- Ford Jams Its EVs Into Reverse- EU Caves on 2035 ICE Ban- Stellantis Adds 1K Workers in Canada- 1st Level 3 Permits Given in China- Twingo Undercuts ID. Polo by €5,000- BYD Offers 250,000 KM Battery Warranty- GM Sends Out Apple Music OTA
- JP Morgan Lets Rich Clients Borrow Against Classic Cars- Brazil #1 In Armored Car Sales- Volkswagen Shares Small, Affordable EV Details- Workaround for GM Apple CarPlay- BYD Improves EV Motor Efficiency at High Speeds- EV Sales Slow in China- Chinese EV Makers Bring Price War to Thailand- China Issues New Rules to End EV Price War
- Rivian Rolls Out Impressive AV Tech Stack- Ford JV With SK On Is Off- Renault Kills Off Car Sharing Service- Daimler Truck Launches “Semi Public” Charging Network- Mercedes Shows Off Sustainability Efforts- Ford Aims to Close Global Pickup Gap with Toyota- Geely Prototype Features 90-Degree Steering- Autoline RFQ Webinar Today!
- Audi Sells Italdesign- EU Could Delay ICE Ban To 2040- VW To Add EREVs To U.S. and EU Lineups- Dongfeng Hits +48% Efficiency with Turbo-Four- Ford Suppliers Get China Rare Earths- China Takes Lead in Hot-Stamped Steel- Nissan Undercuts Tesla FSD By $4,000- JLR IP Crossbar Cuts CO2
- ICE Is Making A Global Comeback- Lucid Sees EV Demand Drop in U.S. And EU- VinFast Losing U.S. Dealerships- Redwood Pivots from EV To Energy Storage- Why EVs Will Make A Comeback- Kia Introduces All-New Seltos- Citroen’s ELO Concept Sort of Like Canoo- Subaru Prices EV To Sell- Expensive Cars Outsell Cheap Ones- Riding Mowers Look Like 1950’s Classic American Cars
- Ford and Renault Join Forces for EVs- BMW Picks New CEO From Manufacturing- Is BMW The First OEM To Use Blockchain For Transactions?- Piech Family Member Needs VW Dividends- Nio: Big EREV Batteries Are A Waste- Fiat to Bring Dinky Topolino To U.S.- Morgan Stanley Says No Growth in Tesla Stock- All in The Family, Automotive Style
- Station Wagon Comeback? Are You Joking?- Car Sales Drop in The U.S. and China- More Countries Oppose EU 2035 ICE Ban- France Pushes for EV Local Parts Rules in EU- Nissan Unveils New NX8 EV For China- Prediction: Most Automakers Will Abandon AI- Horizon Develops ADAS Chip for Cheap Cars- Kia Reveals EV5 Off-Road Concept
- Lucid Avoids U.S. Tariffs in Saudi Arabia- Canada Sends Stellantis Default Notice- Stellantis Puts More Focus on Hybrids for U.S.- VW Converting Car Plant Into Tech Center- Nissan Wants More Partnerships- Changan Plans European Expansion- Toyota Reveals 3 New Sports Cars- Kia Concept Pays Homage to 1960's Motoring
- Trump Officially Proposes Fuel Economy Rollback- OEMs Need to Plan for Fuel Economy Fluctuations- Trump Wants Kei Cars in the U.S.- VW Could Get EU Tariff Relief- UBTECH Ramping Up Humanoid Robot Production- World's 1st Large 1-Piece Low-Pressure Casting- New Smart Glasses Integrate with Car- Webasto Simplifies EV Thermal Management
- U.S. New Car Sales Fall- Trump to Eviscerate Biden MPG Regs.- GM Loses Another Software Exec.- Cadillac Using Super Bowl to Announce F1 Livery- Archer Launching VTOL Service in Miami- Hyundai Readies Commercial AV Platform- JLR Fires Head Designer- Bridgestone Improves Its Performance Tire
- Traffic Lights with AI and GPS- "The Big Short" Investor Targets Tesla- Tesla's China Sales Up- Chinese Take 38% Global Market Share- New Huawei UX Aimed at Global Markets- Ford Making Europe-Only Bronco- Momenta Files for IPO- NVIDIA's Open Source AV Software- Toyota Teases Sports Car Assault
- Stella’s Filosa Wants EU Regulatory Relief- Audi Updates V6 Diesel- VW AG Looks at Regional Manufacturing Structure- Most Robotaxis Carry 2 People- China Expects 7 Million Exports In 2025- BYD Hits 3-Month Sales Slump- Investors Worry About China EV OEMs- EU Moves Supply Chains Out of China- VinFast May Add EREVs and Hybrids
- Mercedes AMG GT Shows Off Axial Flux Motors- RIP Bollinger Motors- Tariffs Anyone? Audi Q3 Gets $3,900 Price Hike- Tesla Sales Plummet 50% In Europe- Republicans Target U.S. Safety Standards- Li Auto Turns from Profits to Red Ink- Great Wall Eyes European Plant- Leapmotor Enters Brazil and Chile- BYD Brazil Plans Big Capacity Expansion
- Tesla the #1 AI Chip Supplier?- Another Software Exec Quits GM- EV Sales Up Sharply in Europe- Russian Car Market Faces Disaster- EVs Catching On in India- BMW Considers EREVs- VW Cuts PD Costs 50% in China- Zeekr Launches ADAS Crowdsourcing Campaign- Merger Creates World's Largest Paint Supplier
- Ford Assures Shareholders Over Novelis Fire- Ford Launches HD Electrics in Europe- GAC Starts Solid-State Pilot Line- BYD Turns to PHEV Boxer Engine- Changan Buys Hyundai Assembly Plant in China- VW To Launch EREV In China- GM China Previews Future Designs
- Musk’s Pay Could Cripple Tesla Profits- Chinese EVs Ace Euro NCAP- Games Help Boost “Eco Mode” Driving- Magna to Build EVs For GAC In Europe- Another Fire Breaks Out at Novelis Plant- Hyundai Reveals Ioniq 6 N- Genesis Shows Off Hypercar Concept- Hyundai’s Crater Concept, A Vision for Future Off-Road Models- 2026 Elantra N TCR Edition Debuts in LA
- Ford Tops UK EV Market Share- Ford Transit Van Gets Nicer Interior- China Accused of Manipulating Critical Materials Market- Geely Founder Sees More Opportunity in U.S. for New Electronics Company- Porsche Details All-New Cayenne Electric- Bentley Can Customize Puddle Lamps- GM Tries Selling Vehicle to UK Military- Horse Already Has 8 Million Engine Orders
- Trump Apologizes to Hyundai- Tariff Impact: U.S. Production, Auto Jobs Down- Recon Tests Market for Off-Road Jeep EVs- Ford Bronco EV Only $32,300 In China- Xpeng Wants More EU Production- Waymo Expanding to More U.S. Cities- Zoox Offers Public Rides In San Francisco- Tesla Ride-Hailing, But Not Autonomous- GAC Testing L3 Cars At 120 Km/h- Nio AV Chip Outperforms Nvidia Orin
- Volvo Throws Luminar Under the Bus- Elkann Proposes CO2 Emission Easing- Xiaomi's EVs Now Profitable, Stock Takes a Beating- Nissan Adds a Mitsubishi to Its Lineup- The Think Behind Ford's Dealership Design- Ford to Sell CPO Cars on Amazon- Next-Gen Ford Bronco and Ranger- Trafic Van is Renault's 1st SDV- Ram Offers 'Free-Agent' Rides in NASCAR Truck
- UAW Monitor Criticizes Fain’s Leadership- Ford Shows Off New Global Headquarters- Audi To Develop SUV On Scout Platform- Tesla Tells Suppliers to Ditch China Content- Chinese Car Exports to Russia Plummet- China’s Global Car Exports Soar- Japanese Control of Southeast Asia Car Market Evaporates- BYD Introduces Kei Car for Japan- EV Acceleration Limit Poll Results
- Volkswagen Is Running Out of Cash- Cyber-Attack Dents JLR’s Earnings- Tesla Working on Adding Apple CarPlay- Standard Lithium Gets Backing to Start Operations- Toyota Improves Liquid Hydrogen Engine- Unbelted Occupants Account For 50% Of Traffic Deaths- BorgWarner Develops Rare-Earth Free EV Motor- Chery Fails “Stairway to Heaven” Climb
- Subprime Defaults Hit All-Time High- Solid-State Batteries Getting Overhyped- F1 Team Values on the Rise- Toyota Starts Production at New Battery Plant- VW Could Use Rivian Architecture for ICEs- Apollo Go Robotaxi on Profit Path- Waymo Expanding Onto Freeways- China Considers Vehicle Acceleration Limit
- U.S. SAAR Drops To 15.3 Million- Porsche SE Profits Plummet- Polestar Struggles to Stay Listed- Tesla Supercharger Availability on Google Maps- GM Makes Management Moves- GM to Suppliers: Get Out of China- Hesai Lidar Sales Up 230%- Peugeot Reimagines Compact Cars- Mercedes GLB’s Massive Screens
- Auto Industry Has Too Much EV Battery Capacity- EREV Sales Tanking in China- Ram Delays New Mid-Size Pickup- VW and Audi Clawing Back Sales in China- Dongfeng Sedan Getting In-Wheel Hub Motors- Kia Restyles the Telluride- Tesla Loses Yet Another Exec.- Xiaomi YU7 Outsells Model Y in China
- China Car Sales Drop…- …But Exports Up 28%- Tesla Down Sharply in China- Tesla Loses Cybertruck Chief- Chip Shortage Over--For Now- 43 Weeks of Wages to Buy New Car in Germany- Toyota Redesigns Hilux, Offers Diesel, BEV, Fuel Cell- CSP Composite Could Cut ‘Vette Body By 50 Lbs.- Remembering Renault’s Schweitzer - Autoline Poll on Chevy Sedan
- Tesla Shareholders Approve Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Plan- Ford Considers Axing The F-150 Lightning- Tariffs Pushed Car Buyers to Make Earlier Purchases- China Cuts Purchase Tax Exemption for EVs- Honda Posts 25% Decline in Operating Profit- Kia Offering $10,000 Discounts for Its EVs- U.S. EV Sales Slowdown May Only Be Temporary
- Porsche Opens 1st Overseas R and D Center- Ford Dealers Getting a Facelift- Polestar Considers Adding Used-Car Centers- Nissan Struggling, But Expects Improvement- Ferrari Posts Strong Third Quarter- Honda Reveals New Modular Hybrid Platform- Bentley Adding Another SUV- Supersports Returns to Bentley- Schaeffler Training Humanoids for Production- New Formula E Cars Get Bigger Battery
- Automakers Urge Extension of USMCA Trade Deal- Car Shipper Warns of Higher Costs to Automakers- EU Plans to Create New Small Car Category- VW To Develop New In-House Chip- Toyota’s Operating Profit Dinged by Tariffs- BMW Posts Strong Q3 Earnings- Porsche Applies Formula-E Tech to Cayenne Electric- Peugeot Teases New Concept
- Chevy Developing New Passenger Car- One Person Named President of GM's Global Markets- Waymo Expanding Like Crazy- Worst Might Be Over for EU Automakers- Tesla Sales Fall in Key Markets- U.S. Sales Likely Dropped in October- Honda's 1st Electric Motorcycle- Toyota Brings Scion Back as Side-by-Side
- GM Restructures Software Development- NextStar Won’t Produce EV Batteries Anytime Soon- Samsung Partners with BMW On Solid-State Batteries- China Eases Export Restrictions on Chips- Renault To Build Geely Vehicles in Brazil- Renault In Talks with China OEMs To Jointly Build Cars- Geely Tops 300K Monthly Sales For 1st Time- Waymo Eyes Canada Expansion- Toyota Reveals Fuel Cell Powered Tacoma Concept
- Ram to Get 1st SUV in 2028- BYD’s Q3 Net Profit Plunges 33%- VW Group Posts €1.3 Billion Net Loss in Q3- VW Wants to Share More Platforms- Kia Delays EV4 Launch in U.S.- Cadillac Boosts Celestiq Starting Price By $60,000- Ford Revives Engine Plant in India- NEVs Account For 60% Of China Sales in October- Gasoline Use in China Drops Because Of EVs
- U.S. Makes Deals with China and South Korea- GM Lays Off Thousands of EV Workers- New Models Help Drive EU Sales Up- Tariffs and China Drag Mercedes Down- U.S. Turnaround Fuels Stellantis Growth- BMW Lets You Change Lanes with Your Eyes- U.S. VW Workers Authorize Strike- Nexperia Chip Shortage Spreading Around the World
- Tesla Considers Steering Wheel and Pedals for Cybercab- Stellantis, NVIDIA, Foxconn and Uber Partner on L4 AVs- Lucid to Sell L4 AVs For Private Ownership- Toyota and Lexus Take Wraps Off Wild Concepts- Honda Shows Off Hot Hatch EV Concept- Honda Reveals New 0 Series EV Concept- Mazda Unveils PHEV w/ Rotary Engine- BYD Reveals Racoo Kei Car for Japan
- Elon's Politics Cost Tesla Billions- U.S. EV Sales Could Collapse- Foxconn to Make EV Van for SHARP- China Drops EVs from Development Plans- Mazda Pools w/ Changan to Avoid EU Fines- 1,000-HP GT-R Engine Stuffed into Infiniti QX80- Stellantis Puts F1 Tech in All-New Engine
- Destination Charges Now Average $1,550- ICE Sales Up Three Straight Months in China- GM Lays Off 200 Engineers- Nissan Considers Exporting SUVs To Japan From U.S.- Suppliers Warn Chip Shortage Will Impact U.S. Production Soon- Tesla Reclaims EU EV Sales Crown- Poll Results: Will Stellantis Be Broken Up?
- Ford’s Q3 Net Profit Soars 174%- Ford Avoids $2.5 Billion In ZEV Credit Purchases- UAW To Hold VW Strike Authorization Vote- Tavares Says Musk Could Walk Away from Auto Industry- U.S. Mines Enough Critical Minerals and Rare Earths to End Imports- Rivian Cuts 600 Jobs- Rivian Pays $250 Million To Settle IPO Lawsuit- Sunwoda Unveils 1,000-Km Solid-State Battery- Porsche Details Cayenne Electric’s High-Voltage System
- Chip Shortage Spreads to Japan- Tesla Earnings Drop Along with ZEV Credits- Samuelsson Delivers, Volvo's Stock Goes Up- Renault Up Strong in Weak EU Market- GM Reveals All-New Centralized Computing System- Opel Could Rebadge Leapmotor Model for EU- Stellantis Could Get Broken Up- BMW Wants EU to Consider Biodiesel for CO2 Reduction
- Chip Shortage Could Cripple EU Autos- Stellantis To Source Niron Magnets in U.S.- GM Adds $8 Billion In Market Cap- Baidu Bringing Robotaxis To Swiss- Uber Invests in Dutch AV Company- Yasa’s Dinky 28-Lb., 1,000-HP E-Motor - Nissan Kei-Concept Sports Solar Roof- BYD Teases New Kei Car for Japan- Ford Offers 15-Year Warranty on Back Up Cameras
- U.S. Gives OEMs Tariff Relief- U.S. and Australia Sign Rare Earth Deal- GM Earnings Plunge, But Stock Goes Up- CATL Profits Up 41%- No New Product for Alfa Until 2027- Another Advisor Against Musk's Pay Package- Musk Says Pay Me Or I'm Out- Nissan's New Frontier Developed in China- Toyota Reveals All-New Land Cruiser FJ- Bridgestone Starts Recycling Old Tires
- Car Loan Delinquencies Up Sharply- Car Loan Fraud Hits Record Highs- Porsche Officially Names New CEO- Don’t Pay Elon $1 Trillion, Says Advisory Group to Shareholders- GM, Ford to Launch Families of Affordable EVs- EU OEMs to Pay Chinese Billions for CO2 Credits- Apple Gets F1 Streaming Rights in U.S.- Autoline Poll Results on AI in Cars
- Porsche Wants a New CEO- Oh No, Another Chip Shortage!- U.S. OEMs Hit With $10.6B Tariff Bill- Stella and Pony.ai Team Up in Europe- DoorDash Uses Waymo Robotaxis - China Claims Another Battery Breakthrough- ICE-BEV-PHEV-EREV In One Package from Magna- Cadillac Drops CT4, Keeps CT5
- Hyundai Bets Big on India- BYD Building EV Fast Chargers in S. Africa- How Many Different 2-Liter Engines Do We Need?- Horse Is Now World’s #3 Engine Builder- Do Customers Want Gen AI in Cars?- Maverick Outsells Santa Cruz 10:1- EU Battles Over PHEV Regs- Nio Sued for Financial Shenanigans- Dongeng BOX Does Poorly in Euro NCAP
- Stellantis Moves Jeep Production to U.S.- Ram Mid-Size Pickup Going to Toledo- Filosa Doubles Down on U.S.- Norway To Ax EV Subsidies- Automakers Improve Pedestrian AEB At Night- Rimac To Buy Out Porsche Stake in JV- Rimac To Make Solid State Batteries - Waymo Brings Robotaxis To London- Honda Launches Autonomous Lawn Mower- How Much AI Do You Want in Your Car?
- GM to Write Off $1.6B in EVs- Toyota Century Becomes Brand Above Lexus- Can Ram Mid-Size Pickup Get Enough Volume?- Duracell Launches EV Charging Stations- Oh No! Another Chinese Car Brand- Next Jeep to Use Dongfeng Tech- Grand Wagoneer Gets EREV Option- Mercedes Concept Evokes 1930s
- China Cracks Down on Rare Earth Exports- GM Creates China-Free Rare Earth Supply Chain- Ford Shuffles Management Team- Car Sales Top 2 Million in China in September- Three Workers Died at Hyundai’s Georgia Plant- GM Kills Off Most of Its Fuel Cell Ops- Automakers May Need to Close 8 Plants in Europe- Lexus Reimagines LS As 6-Wheeled Van- Xiaomi YU7 Driving Impressions
- Musk’s Pay Package Pays Him Billions Even If He Misses Goals- Tesla Boosts Sales in China- Ford Scraps EV Tax Credit Workaround- New Chevy Bolt Will Be Limited Run Model- China Tightens Grip on Battery Supply Chain- Lyft Buys Robotaxis For First Time- Mercedes Tests Heavy-Truck EV Charging for Pass Cars- Auto Industry Hit with More Cyber-Attacks- Bosch Now Operating Fuel Cell Truck at Plant in Germany
- Aluminum Plant Fire Could Cost Ford $1 Billion- Ford Scaling Back on Lithium- EV Charger Installation Growth Continues- EU Automakers Can't Hit C02 Targets- GM Abruptly Cancels EV Tax Credit Workaround- GM Reveals the New Bolt- Ferrari Reveals Its 1st EV Chassis
- Tesla Unveils “Affordable” Model 3 and Y- Stellantis Shakes Up Management- U.S. Energy Department May Revoke GM and Stellantis Grants- Chinese Automakers Forecast to Build 860K Cars in EU by 2028- European Automakers Say EU Steel Proposal Goes Too Far- Toyota Secures Cathode Supply for Solid State Batteries- Toyota Developing Drone for Off-Road Use- Jeep Dropping Wagoneer From Line-Up
- Chinese Scientists Announce Solid State Battery Breakthrough- Ford F-150 Hit by Fire at Aluminum Supplier- Ford and GM Gang Up on Stellantis Over Tariffs- Tesla FSD 14 Handles Point-To-Point Delivery- Spain In Uproar Over 2,000 Chinese At CATL Plant- Germany To Extend EV Subsidies- Nissan Uses Renault Tech for SUV In India- Geely VTOL Ready for Manned Testing
- Trump Considers Tariff Relief for U.S.-Made Cars- Detroit 3 Feud Over Truck Tariffs- JLR Rushes to Prevent Supply Chain Collapse- What Will Tesla Unveil Tomorrow?- Counterfeit Car Parts a Growing Problem- Dacia Reveals New Spring EV- Dacia Unveils Hipster Concept- Kia Electric Van Details - Kia Axes the Soul- EV Incentive Poll Results
- Tesla Q3 Sales Stun Critics- Cybertruck Selling in Middle East- BYD Outsells Tesla in BEVs- BYD Fleet Capable Of 1 Million Exports/Year- Sub-Prime Car Loans Send Warning Signs - American Car Buyers Want $5,000 Discounts on EVs- Nissan To Launch Robotaxis In Japan- EU Calls for AV Strategy- Wuling Launches New Brand, Moves Upscale- S. Korean Workers Return to U.S. Battery Plant
- OEMs Step Up to Replace EV Incentives- Hyundai Slashes IONIQ 5 Price- Hyundai Simplifies Kona EV Lineup- Stellantis Wants to Sell Free2Move- Dodge Axes Top EV Charger Trim- BYD's Sales Drop- Renault and Chery Talk Joint Assembly and Sales- U.S. Market Share Winners and Losers- GM Shows New Lunar Rover
- U.S. EV Sales Surge Ahead of Subsidy Wipeout- Farley Says EV Sales Will Drop 50%- German EV Sales Surge w/out Subsidies- U.S. DoE Invests in Lithium Mine, Processing- Ford Tops EV Sales in Canada- France Incentivizes Non-Chinese EVs- QuantumScape and Corning Partner for Solid State Batteries- Zoox Robotaxis Headed for Washington DC- WeRide and Uber Partner in Abu Dhabi- BMW Runs Hydrogen Pipeline into Assembly Plant- AAH: Carbon Capture for IC Engines
- GM and Ford Creatively Extend EV Credit- Tesla Cybercab Production Moved Up- Honda Building Tesla-Like Rockets- Ford Says New Truck Not Really a Pickup- Toyota Improving in China- Toyota Exports RHD EVs from China- Buick Launches L7 Sedan in China- Porsche Engineering and Digital to Merge- Digital Lidar Critical for Robotaxis
- European Suppliers Beg for EU’s Help- BYD Slashed Japan Prices 50%- Xiaomi To Sell Cars in Japan In Smart Phone Stores- Used EVs Are Hottest Segment in U.S.- JLR Slowly Restarting After Cyber Attack- GM Reopens Tech Center After Legionnaire’s Disease Scare- Stellantis Appoints New CFO- Mercedes Speeds Up Tech Development- Porsche and BASF Test Chemical Recycling- Retractable Door Handles Poll Results
- Trump Slaps 25% Tariff on Heavy-Duty Trucks- Bosch Cutting 13,000 Jobs- Volkswagen Pauses Production at German EV Plants - JLR Restarts Some Operations- BYD Continues Price War in China- Dongfeng, Xpeng and Xiaomi Expand EU Growth- China to Require EV Export Permits- Xiaomi Launches Customization Service- CATL To Start Shipping Sodium-Ion Batteries Next Year- Dreame Technology Rips Off Rolls-Royce Cullinan
- European Car Sales Up in August- U.S. Started Applying New EU Tariffs- GM Extends Shutdown for Legionnaires Disease- Cybersecurity Influencing Car Buyers- Acura Kills the ZDX After 1 Model Year- Honda Prologue Gets Big Discount- Waymo Launches Corporate Accounts- Toyota Opens Woven City to Residents- New CLA Gets China-Specific ADAS Tech- Mercedes to Keep Entry-Level Car Around
- Stellantis Shutdowns Spread to 6 More Plants- North American OEMs Cutting Overcapacity- Data Centers Use 10X Electricity of EVs- Nissan Gives Sentra a Refresh- Mercedes Deepens Ties with Chinese Tech Companies- Mercedes Replaces CTO- Ford Consolidates Sales Ops in China- China Writes Rules for Door Handles- Tariffs Not Helping U.S. Auto Industry
- Chinese Double Car Sales in Europe- Stellantis Closes Assembly Plant for 2 Weeks- EU ICE Ban Will Create Sales Rush, Followed by Slump- Cali. Gov. Blames GM CEO for Overturning ICE Ban- Jeep Cancels Gladiator PHEV- Opel Uses Lighting to Communicate with Pedestrians- Mercedes F1 Tests Sustainable Carbon Fiber- Bentley Offers Dog Accessories- Original Mazda Miata Designer Dies
- Danger Sign- U.S. HD Truck Sales Plunge- Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Sells Its BYD Stock- BYD Yangwang U9 Xtreme Goes 308 MPH- Aptiv to Sell EDS Unit- Nissan Developing FSD-Like System w/ Wayve- Tesla Gets Robotaxi Approval in Arizona- California Can't Afford $7,500 EV Rebate- Hackers Target Stellantis- Cadillac Optiq RWD is $52,395- Porsche Pivots Away from EV Strategy
- VW Starts Passing Tariff Costs to Consumers- EU Gets Its First Rare Earth Magnet Factory- Honda Opens New Recycling Center in Ohio- U.S. Senate Approves New NHTSA Director- Tier 1s Need Junk Bonds to Raise Capital- NVIDIA Invests in AV Company From UK- Waymo Gets into Public Transportation in Arizona- XPeng Says L4 Is Easier Than L2
- Range Extender EVs Gain Momentum Worldwide- Hyundai Plunging into EREVs- Tesla Redesigning Its Interior Door Handles- U.S. Frees Up EV Charger Money- Nissan Drops Ariya in the U.S.- VW of America Could Face UAW Strike- Porsche Goes Straight from Digital to Mass Production
- Overcapacity Is Killing China’s Auto Industry- Renault To Build EVs For Nissan and Mitsubishi- Nissan Consolidates Global Design Operations- Toyota Creates App to Get PHEV Owners to Charge More- BMW Adopts New Sales Model in Europe- U.S. BEV Registrations Up 6% In July- Rivan Breaks Ground on Georgia Plant- Ford Cuts 1K Jobs at German EV Plant - Racing for The Visually Impaired
- JLR Still Crippled by Cyber Attack- Mexico Tariffs Hurt GM the Most- EV Battery Prices Could Drop 50% From 2023- Ford Moving Its Headquarters- Wall Street Giddy About Ferrari- Lear Developing "Lights Out" Factories- 20% of Suppliers in Financial Distress- MicroVision Targets Cheaper Lidar
- Tesla Boosts Production at German Plant- Musk Buys $1 Billion Worth of Tesla Stock- BYD’s Market Cap Plummets By $45 Billion- China Auto Industry Expected to Shrink Fast- UAW Seeks Full Pensions and Healthcare for Retirees- Magna to Build EVs For Xpeng In Austria- Amazon Testing GM BrightDrop Vans- Ram Cancels Electric Pickup Truck- Chrysler Scales Back EV Plans- WeRide Launches Robobus In Belgium- Toyota E-Palette Shuttle on Sale in Japan- Autoline Drive Modes Poll Results
- Canada Could Open the Door to Chinese EVs- Magna to Build Chinese EVs At Steyr- SEC Drops Case Against Trevor Milton- GM to Resume Brightdrop Production- Stella Switches Citroen With Maserati In Formula E- GM Tech Center Building Closes Over Legionnaire’s Disease- Joby Aviation Correction- 3D-Printed Molds Boost Gigacasting- Small Thermistor Leads to More Efficient EVs- iMotion Cracks the Code on Cost-Effective Parking Automation- Toyota Gives GR Yaris An Aero Make-Over
- Joby VTOLs Fly 50,000 Passengers- China Car Sales Up in August- Mexico Hits China w/ 50% Tariffs- Tesla Owner Loyalty Drops Below Ford- Stellantis Considers Drum Brakes to Cut Particulates- Honda N-One EV Enters Kei Car Segment- Nissan V2V Tech Boosts Fuel Economy 42%- Lyft AVs Battle Waymo in Atlanta- Zoox Opens Business in Las Vegas- Austin Reborn As Old-School EV
- PHEVs No Cleaner Than ICE- German Chancellor Favors CO2 Reg Flexibility- Stellantis Proposes Cash for Clunkers in Europe- SAIC MG Fails Euro NCAP Test Spectacularly- Tesla’s Door Handles Called Dangerous- BMW Goes All-In on V2G EVs- VW and Elli Back Bidirectional Charging- Ferrari Unleashes 849 Testarossa- Chinese Automaker Blatantly Rips Off Bugatti Chiron
- Chinese Automakers Flock to Munich Show- Opel Shows Performance Mokka EV- Renault Launches All-New Clio- Cupra Says Tindaya Concept Will Become Reality- Skoda Pulls Wraps Off New Station Wagon Concept- Hyundai Reveals 1st Compact EV- VW to Invest €1 Billion in AI To Save €4 Billion- Mercedes Does 1,200 Km Test with Solid-State Batteries- Ducati Puts Solid-State Batteries in a Motorcycle- New Maverick and Transit Connect to Share Plant- EVs Will Hit 50% Share in the U.S. by 2039
- Hyundai Battery Plant Raided by ICE- Tesla’s U.S. EV Market Share at Lowest Level Since 2017- Uber and Momenta to Test Robotaxis In Germany- Dongfeng Adopts Gigacastings- CATL Launches New Sodium-Ion EV Battery- VW, Skoda and Cupra Reveal New Small EVs- Mercedes Unveils New GLC- Avatr Shows Off Wild Sedan Concept- Porsche Develops New Hybrid for the 911
- Tesla Tantalizes Elon with $1 Trillion Salary- Gen 2 Lucid Equals ½ Parts Count of Tesla Model Y- Rivian Laying Off Workers to Cut Cost- EU Truck Makers Want Help Meeting ZEV Mandates- BMW CEO Calls EU 2035 ICE Ban “Big Mistake”- BMW iX3 Bristles with Innovation - Ford EV Charging Pilot Reduces Energy Consumption- Mercedes GLC Gets Huge Display Screen- China Eyes Ban on Retractable Door Handles- Hyundai Palisade Bigger, Overlanding Capable
- U.S. New Car Sales a Puzzle- U.S. Tariffs to Eliminate 18K Auto Jobs- BYD Shaves Its Sales Forecast- VinFast Loses More Money- Hyundai Palisade Reduces Child Seat Hassles- Dacia Hybrid Uses 2-Speed EV Gearbox- Skoda Teases Vision of the Future- Honda Prelude Pricing Announced- Horse Offers EREV Kit for BEVs- Ford Merges Performance and Racing Operations
- Audi Reveals Concept C and New Design Language- Porsche Stops Taking 718 Boxster and Cayman Orders- Volkswagen Cuts ID.4 Production in U.S.- VW ID Models Adopt ICE Names- U.S. Tariffs Cost Polestar $739 Million- Xpeng CEO Predicts Only 5 Chinese Automakers Will Survive- ZF Says Brake-By-Wire Gaining Popularity - Daimler Fuel Cell Semis Complete 140K Mile Test- Toyota To Provide Fuel Cells for Tokyo Taxi Fleet - Toyota To Build First EU BEV In Czech Republic
- Tesla Reveals Master Plan Part IV- Model Y Sales Jump in Turkey- Valmet Going Away from Contract Manufacturing- Foxconn Still Plans U.S. EV Assembly- Nissan Scales Back U.S. EV Plans- BMW Puts Roll Cage on a Scooter- McLaren F1 Valued at $4 Billion- Cyber Attack Severely Disrupts JLR- Robotaxi Poll Results
- UAW Victory at Ford Battery Plant Challenged- GM Scales Back Full-Size EV Production- Ford Cuts Jobs in South Africa- Fiat Extends Plant Closure For 5 Months- Lotus Slashes 40% Of UK Workforce- ChargePoint and Eaton Improve EV Charging- BYD Likely to Miss 2025 Sales Target- Mercedes Tests Robot Dogs at German Plant- Mercedes F1 Transports Racecars with Electric Truck- Honda Considered Moving HQ To U.S.
- EVs Drive Up Sales in Europe- Kia Wants EU to Keep ICE Ban- Tesla and Waymo Take Different Approaches to Robotaxi Expansion- China Could Lose a Profit Maker- Mercedes Reveals EV Efficiency Efforts- Designer Reimagines the Skoda Felicia Fun- VW Says Amazon Will Save It Millions- Next-Gen Renault Clio Styling Mostly Unchanged- Chinese Automakers Not Backing Off Price War- Chinese Vacuum Maker Targets Bugatti
- European Automakers Have Had It with CO2 Regs- Stellantis Pays $191 Million In CAFE Fines- Mitsubishi Cuts Profit Forecast By 30%- Xpeng Moves Cars Autonomously at Factory- Volkswagen Reveals All-New T-Roc- Hyundai Group Ranks High in J.D. Power Tech Index- Cadillac Chooses Finn, Mexican For F1- Tesla, Chinese Bloggers Battle Over Model Y L- Nissan Improves Engine Efficiency To 42%
- Honda at War With California Dealers- Nissan Market Cap Drops Below $9 Billion- Stellantis Stops L3 Hands-Free Driving Effort- Leapmotor Boosting Exports- Another Giant China Ro-Ro Ship- BYD Skirts EU Tariffs Via Thailand- BYD Opens Malaysia Plant- Audi Opens New China Plant as Sales Drop- U.S. Car Buyers Go For Longer Loans- Ford Tweaks Maverick Prices- Corvette Z06 and ZR1 Hit with Recall- Peugeot Restyles the 308
- U.S. and EU Could Share Auto Regs- Why Global Auto Regs Have Never Happened- Porsche Dumps Plans to Make Batteries- Mercedes Pension Dumps Nissan Stock- Tesla Goes with DeepSeek In China, Not Grok- Renault Refresh of The Kiger- Ram Returns to NASCAR Truck Series, Can Cup Be Far Behind?- Waymo Starts Testing in NYC- Audi Refresh of The Q3- Audi Drops Lower Trims of A7 - Autoline Poll on Future of EV Startups
- VW Number 1 In EU EV Sales, Tesla Slips To Number 7- Model Y No Longer Best-Selling Model in Europe- Audi Boosts Prices in The U.S.- Amazon Considering Expanding Used Car Business?- Singapore and Middle East Aim to Become AV Hubs- AVs Could Be Goldmine for Insurance Companies- BMW To Supply Mercedes With Engines- Jeep Reveals All-New Cherokee- Chrysler Unveils Off-Road Pacifica- Nissan Updates Roox Kei Car- NYC Fleet Operator Snaps Up Unsold Fisker Ocean’s
- U.S. and EU Finalize Auto Tariffs- VW EVs Outsell Tesla in Europe- Honda Partners with AI AV Company- GM Headhunts AI Talent- KKR to Buy Nissan Headquarters in Japan- AAA Finds ADAS Needs a Lot of Intervention- Ford Wants $300K Off-Road Supercar- Chinese Company Offer Direct EV Sales in EU- Toyota Helps Boston Dynamics with Humanoid Robot
- Oil to Drop Under $50/Barrel- Auto Components Hit with More Trump Tariffs- USMCA Compliance Soars for Auto Components - California Considers Paying $7,500 EV Credit- Chinese Buick Electra L7 Bristles with Tech- Opel Concept Is Cool Hot Hatch- VinFast Kills Direct Sales, Goes Dealer Route - China Media Disses 3-Row Model Y- Amazon Now Selling Used Cars
- Jaguar's New Strategy Has Dealers Bailing- Leapmotor Posts 1st Profit- XPeng and Xiaomi Expect 2nd Half Profit- Tesla Brings Back Turn Signal Stalk- Tesla Launches Long Wheelbase Model Y- AUDI E5 Sportback Shows New Design Language- NIO Batteries Retailing for $150/kWh- Uber to Add 10K Self-Driving ID. BUZZs- BMW's New EV Motor 40% More Efficient- Tesla, Chinese Top Digital Leader Board- Bankrupt Li-Cycle Gets Bought Up
- Tesla Cuts UK Leases About 50%- Lucid to Pay Its Own $7,500 Rebate- L4 Startup Emerges from Stealth Mode- Top Battery Makers in China- Study Says EV Chargers Cause Pollution- Corvette Unveils 2,000 HP Concept- Ford GT Mk IV 1,300 Lbs. Lighter Than ZR1X ‘Vette- Lexus Sport Concept- Autoline Poll on Ford EV Truck
- Tesla, Rivian, Lucid Lose Big Source of Revenue- Cadillac Names New Head of Global Design- Ram in Hot Water with The Police- VW and XPeng Expand Partnership to ICEs and PHEVs- VW Delivers 1.5 Millionth ID EV- VW Tries Monthly Fees for More HP- Cadillac Elevated Velocity Concept- Lucid Gravity X Concept- Mercedes-Benz Vision V Concept- Acura RSX Prototype- Ford Mustang GTD Liquid Carbon
- Tesla Sales Soar in Norway Despite Musk Bias- Geely Catching Up to BYD- VinFast Founder Pours More Money Into the Company- Lucid Gravity SUV Falls Flat- Pony.ai Racks Up Impressive Growth- Stellantis Nightmare as Dongfeng Heads to Italy- Chinese Fuel Cell Company Gets U.S. Order- Rimac Skeptical of 3,000 HP Yangwang
- VW and UAW Still Bargaining- Truck Makers Sue California- Global EV Growth Slows- Porsche Looks to Defense Sector for Growth- Chinese Automakers Still Dragging Out Supplier Payments- BMW Plans G-Wagon Competitor- Cadillac Launches Customization Program- Auto Industry Powers Robot Growth- Toyota Offers Childcare at Factories- Toyota's Mike Sweers to Retire
- U.S. Does 180 on EV Chargers- GM Jumps Back Into AVs- Bosch Teams with VW's CARIAD- CATL Slashes EV Battery Repair Costs- Renault to Use Geely Platform- VinFast Pivots Away From U.S. and EU- Volvo Takes Axe to U.S. Lineup- Ford Reveals Model T of EVs
- Used Tesla Prices Tumble- Xiaomi Struggling to Deliver YU7 SUV- Volvo Shortens EX30 Delivery Time- Durango Going V8 Only- Mercedes’ CEO Slams EU ICE Ban- Italy Approves $700M In EV Incentives- CATL Shuts Down Its Largest Lithium Mine- Acura Teases New Electric RSX
- Musk Kills Dojo Project- Lordstown Assembly Plant to Become Data Center- Ford Delays Blue Oval Plant, Again- China Car Sales Up in July- Xiaomi Poaches Another BMW Designer- Yangwang Supercar Boasts +3000 HP- Tesla Model 3+ Gets More Range- ICE Dodge Charger Gets 430-550 HP- Grand Wagoneer Gets Mild Facelift- GM to Import Chinese LFP Batteries to U.S.- BMW To Import Chinese EV Batteries to U.S.- Lyten Snaps Up Northvolt’s Assets
- GM and Hyundai To Co-Develop 5 Vehicles- Subaru’s Net Profit Plunges 35%- Toyota’s Net Profit Tumbles 36%- Toyota To Build New Plant in Japan- Honda Considers 3-Shift Schedule in U.S.- Trump’s Tariffs Cost Automakers $12 Billion- Tariffs Cost UAW Members Thousands in Profit Sharing - New MG4 Design Dialed Back to Appeal to Global Buyers- GM Signs New Rare-Earth Supply Deal- New Corvette ZR1X Has $207,000 Price Tag
- Honda Sales Drop 30%, But Not Because Of Tariffs- Rivian Struggles Through Tough Quarter- Lucid Sales Soar, Losses Grow- Ford Expands EV Skunkworks Ops- WeRide Tests EVs At Night- Tesla Inspired by Chaparral 2J, Brabham BT46B- UAW Locals Want President Fain Thrown Out- Infiniti QX80 Gets Sport Trim- Firestone Celebrates 125th Anniversary
- Rivian Sues Ohio Over Direct Sales Ban- Tesla's Sales Nosedive in Europe Again- Buick Unveils Sleek EV Sedan in China- Mazda Posts Loss on U.S. Tariffs- BMW Electric Paint Shop is More Efficient- Hyundai Launches 1st BEV in China- GM More Than Doubles U.S. EV Sales- JLR Taps Tata Exec for New CEO- IM Motors EREV w/ 605 Miles of Range
- Volvo OTA Causes Brake Defect- Tesla Sales Down in China... Again- Tesla Brand Loyalty Below Chevy- Elon Musk Gets $27 Billion Pay Package- BMW iX3 Has Impressive Specs- Foxconn Sells Lordstown Plant- CATL Takes Battery Swaps to Rental Cars- U.S. SAAR Hits 16.9 Million in July- U.S. Gasoline Use Declining- Autoline Poll Results
- Chinese EV Sales Recover in Europe- Commercial Vehicle Sales Tumble in Europe- Commercial EV Sales Soar in U.S. - Exxon and Chevron Increase Oil Production- Stellantis Names New Head of North American Design- CATL Boosts EV Battery Exports- Honda Introduces Fuel Cell Stationary Storage- BorgWarner Expects Better Second Half- Magna Beats Own Expectations- Aptiv Posts Mixed Results- Autonation Sales Up but Profits Down- Penske Auto Sales Drop- Carvana’s Q2 Fantastic
- Canada vs. U.S. Traffic Fatality Rates- Ford Posts $36 Million Q2 Loss- Ford Cuts EV Programs to Feed ICE- Could U.S. Tariffs Be Illegal?- Tariffs Hit Denso Profits- ZF to Accelerate Restructuring- Renault Makes Head of Purchasing the CEO- Honda Prelude Sneak Peek- IVECO Sells Truck Business to Tata- Mercedes Seizes 1.5 Million in Fake Parts
- Trump Administration to Dismantle GHG Regs- OEM Profits Drop Due to Trump Tariffs- Ford Gets $3 Billion Credit Line- Aston F1 Worth More Than Aston Martin- Audi F1 Lands Title Sponsor - Audi To Launch EV Between TT and R8- Chevy Bolt Sneak Peek - Tesla Signs $4.3 Billion LFP Deal with LG- Tesla Drops S and X in Europe- Mercedes Stops Selling EVs In U.S.- Bosch’s Radar on A Chip
- Stellantis Faces Tough Decisions After Losing Billions- China Central Government Takes Over Changan- Waymo Expanding to Dallas- Shanghai Wants 6 Million L4 Cars by 2027- Cheap Chinese EV Aces Crash Tests- Lexus Dropping V8s and Gaining an EV Supercar- Audi Warns of Used-Car Scam- Opel Astra PHEV Gets More Power and Range- Corvette Hypercar Concept Poll Results
- U.S. Hits EU Cars With 15% Tariffs- Audi Blames Trump Tariffs for Profit Plunge- U.S. DC Fast Chargers Installed at Record Pace- Tesla Plans Chauffeur Service with Human Driver in California- Tesla and Samsung Sign Chip Deal - New Spy Shots of Tesla’s Cheaper Model Y- BYD Execs Can’t Travel to India- Carmakers in China Face Widespread Consumer Complaints- Stellantis Hires New Head of Design for Europe
- Corvette Drops More Hypercar Hints- Kia Profits Hit by Trump Tariffs- Hyundai Profits Hit by Trump Tariffs- VW Hit by Trump Tariffs- Skoda Makes More Money Than Porsche- BEV Sales Soar in Germany Without Incentives- Mitsubishi Pulls Completely Out of China- Russian Heavy Truck Sales Come to Screeching Halt- Honda Prelude Coming Out of Civic Type R Parts Bin- AMG Teases New GT Series- John and Sean Live Q and A
- Tesla's Q2 Bad (And Good) News- Investors Sour on Tesla Q2 Numbers- Tesla's Big Drop in Regulatory Credits- EU Market Sinks Further- Honda Dead Last in Europe- Tesla Aces China ADAS Test- Tesla Autopilot Safety Report Shows More Crashes- Toyota Pushes for Lower U.S. Tariffs- Tariffs Cost Hyundai $600 Million- Trump Admin Out to Kill Stop-Start- Uber Going Robotaxi Crazy- Honda Selling Last Senna V10
- Japan Auto Stocks Jump with New U.S. Trade Deal- Detroit 3 Oppose Japan Trade Deal- Trump Pressures Japan To Boost U.S. Car Imports- Does Market Know Something We Don’t About Tesla?- Opel Introduces High-Performance Mokka EV- Buick Shares More Electra L7 EREV Specs- GM LMR Batteries Could Provide Significant Savings- Super Cruise Now Installed In 500K GM Vehicles- GM Turns Sales Around in China
- GM Profit Plummets on U.S. Tariffs- Nissan to Close Plants in Mexico- Stellantis Could Close Plants to Meet CO2 Regs- Former UAW Leader and Local Turn Against Shawn Fain- German Brands Still Dominate China Luxury Segment- BYD's Luxury Brand Headed to Europe- Russian Auto Industry Goes From Bad to Worse- VW Offers Screaming EV Lease Deal- Next-Gen Mach-E Not Coming Until 2030- German Chancellor Blasts EV Fleet Mandate- Toyota Tundra, Sequoia Updates
- 2027 Chevy Bolt Gets Mild Facelift- China Resumes Magnet Exports, To A Degree- BYD’s Sales Growth Stalls Out- Neta and Zeekr Fudge Sales Numbers- Stellantis To Report Q2 Loss Of €2.5B - Tata Wants to Buy Iveco- U.S. Car Dealers Q2 Profits +27% - MG Claims Semi-Solid Battery Debuts Next Month- Mercedes Slashes EV Prices- Autoline Poll on Direct Sales
- Uber Partners with Lucid and Nuro On Robotaxis- China Removes Tax on Used High-End Luxury Cars- Faraday Future Reveals New Electric Minivan- U.S. Ramps Up Tariffs on Chinese Graphite- Porsche Plans More Jobs Cuts- JLR Slashes 500 Jobs- NHTSA Cuts 25% Of Workforce - Subaru Reveals New Uncharted EV
- China Likely Headed for New EV Regs and Policies- Automakers Push Back Against Dealer Laws- Volvo Wants EU to Drop U.S. Import Tariffs- BMW Recycles Old Plastic for 3D Printers- NHTSA Nominee Would Prioritize Speed and Tech- U.S. Removes Emission Fines As Far Back As 2022- Buick Adds EREV Tech to China Sedan- Ford Reveals EREV Bronco Sport for China- Ford Bronco Sport BEV- NIO Cracks Down on Battery Swap Abuse- Hyundai's Interesting Approach to Planting Trees
- Stellantis Ends Fuel Cell Development- Ford Plans More Passenger Cars for Europe- Volvo To Shift SUV Production to U.S.- Uber and Baidu Form Robotaxi Partnership- Renault Names CFO Interim CEO- Renault Lowers 2025 Financial Guidance- Mercedes Reveals 1st All-Electric Wagon- Honda Helps U.S. Bobsled Team Improve Aerodynamics- Only 8 Chinese Automakers Post Q1 Net Profit- 10% Of Sprinter’s Converted into Campers
- Nissan to Close Historic Plant- Nissan Could Move Japan Production to the U.S.- Tariffs Could Kill the Hornet and Tonale- Toyota bZ4X Only $199 a Month- GM's GEN-Z Concept Car for China- Kia Intros 1st Made-in-India EV- GM to Make LFP Batteries in the U.S.- U.S. Motorsports Generate $69 Billion- Global EV Sales Up 24%- Lithium Prices Down on Slower China EV Sales- Adient Develops New Massaging Seat System
- OEMs Spend $28 Billion a Year on Warranty- Tesla Chops MY Price By $20K In Canada- Xiaomi Dissed for Using Consumer-Grade Chips- Mirai Owners Sue Toyota- Renault Gets into Armored Car Business- Rivian To Lose Significant Income- VW Closes Plant in China- Charge Your E-Bike with The Kickstand- Autoline Poll Results on Re-Gen Braking
- U.S. EV Sales Down Two Straight Months- Cadillac EVs Nearly a Third of Sales- Ford Passes GM in Truck Sales- Geely Has Best-Selling Model in China- Mercedes Teases All-Electric GLC- California Says Tesla Hasn’t Applied for Robotaxi Permits- Tesla Applies for Robotaxi Permits in Arizona - Tesla Set to Launch in India Next Week- China EV Makers Claim Subsidies They Didn’t Qualify For- Renault Reveals New Boreal Crossover
- Investors Like the Potential of Robotaxis- BMW Just Eked Out Q2 Gain- Japanese Automakers Cut Prices of Exported Vehicles- Ford and Stellantis Squeeze Their Suppliers- Hyundai Reveals Performance Electric Sedan- EVs Hold Value Better in China- Mazda CX-5 Getting 1st Hybrid- Maserati Gives Its Supercar a New Name
- U.S. Smuggles in Chinese Minerals- BYD #3 Globally by Market Cap- China Loves Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill”- Ford Still Qualifies for U.S. Battery Subsidies- Teens Can Rent Waymo AVs- Baidu Rents AVs By the Week- AV Race Car Smashes Track Record- Rivian Launches Gen-2 Quad Motor- Rivian Spin-Off Valued At $1B- U.S. Used Car Prices Climbing - VW AG Ekes Out Global Q2 Sales Gain- Bentley Reveals Jag-Like EV Concept
- EU Automakers Post Weak Q2 Sales- EU Automakers Face Global Sales Crisis- Xiaomi Success Threatens Foreign Automakers- China Sales Hit All-Time June Record- China Finally Mandates ABS- Stellantis Brings Back SRT Division- Ford Launches New 0-0-0 Sales Campaign- Tesla Owner Reimbursed for FSD- Renault Introduces New Motorhome and Camper
- U.S. Car Sales Dropping Due to Trump Tariffs- Musk’s Politics Are Hurting Tesla- Cybertruck Q2 Sales Only 5,000- Toyota RAV4 #1 In the World- A Golden Moment to Buy an EV- Now, Even Honda Backs Off Fuel Cells- Foxconn Could Build EVs In Nissan Oppama Plant- ZF Develops EV Transmission- Autoline Poll on EV Subsidies
- Car Dealers to Congress: Keep the EV Incentives!- U.S. Used Car Prices Up 40%- Xiaomi YU7 Gets Stunning Sales Orders - Xiaomi YU7 vs. Tesla Model Y- Xiaomi’s Founder Now Richest Man in China- Chinese OEMs Put Tesla Model Y in Their Crosshairs- Uber In Talks to Buy Pony.AI U.S. Ops- BYD To Buy Austrian Steel- Car Ship Sinking Cost Over $560 Million - Autoline Poll: U.S. EV Incentives
- Auto Alliance Testifies Against NHTSA- GM Gains Most Market Share This Year- Chinese Automakers Flooding Africa- GAC Expanding Fast- Foxconn and Elektrobit Partner on SDVs- Foxtron to Supply Mitsubishi with Buses- U.S. Imports to China Plummet- Japan Says It Can't Accept U.S. Tariffs- Mercedes Puts Active Aero on Wheels- XC60 Now Best-Selling Volvo Ever
- Europe EV Sales Up 28%, Tesla Down 28%- BYD Cutting Production in China - Ferrari Goes Sailing- Stellantis Experiments with Battery Swapping- QuantumScape Says Solid-State Batteries Are One Step Closer- Nissan Sprinkles NISMO Bits All Over Armada/Patrol- Ford Gives Explorer the Tremor Treatment- Jeep Cherokee Bares It All
- Skoda EVs Outsell Tesla in Europe- South Africa OEMs Face Strikes- Ford Commits to Embattled Battery Plant- GM's Next-Gen EV Pickups Coming in 2031- Uber and Waymo Launch Robotaxis in Atlanta- Pony.ai Disses Tesla Robotaxi- OEMs In-Source Battery Packs in China- Tesla Inventory Kicked Out of Suburban Parking Lot- Burning Ship with EVs Sinks- Zero-Mile Used Cars Exported from China- NIO Firefly Battery Lease for $55 a Month
- Tesla Officially Launches Robotaxis- CATL Jumping into Robotaxis- Autoline Poll Results on Robotaxis- Foreign OEMs Will Lose More Share in China- Chinese Will Grow in EU, Europeans Will Shrink- Filosa Makes Mild Management Change at Stellantis- UAW Missed Out On $80 Million- Natural Hydrogen Could Be a Game Changer - What? An Electric Motorcycle from General Motors?
- Maserati In Deep Trouble, Up for Sale?- Fewer Americans Getting Driver’s License- Ford Claims Skunkworks EV Matches China Cost- U.S. Tariffs Cost German OEM’s Half a Billion/Month- Audi Talking About Greenfield U.S. Plant- Stella and Renault Want Looser Small Car Safety Regs- Renault Forms JV With Geely In Brazil - Baidu Robotaxis Headed to Singapore, Malaysia
- Cars Hold Up U.S. and Japan Trade Deal- Brazil Wants Higher Tariffs on China Now- Most China Plants Underutilized- U.S. Tariffs Will Raise Car Prices $1,760- Is GM Trying to Torpedo Ford Battery Plant?- Buick Electra E5 Has 500K Mile Battery- Zoox Starts Building AVs in California- Helm.ai Uses Vision-Only for L4
- ZR1X Is Sub 2-Second Corvette - Chinese Cities Run Out of Car Subsidies- Shawn Fain Is Foul-Mouthed, Angry, Threatening UAW Leader- Ram Adopts 10-Year Warranty to Boost Sales- Big Oil Investing in EV Battery Materials- VW To Launch L4 ID. Buzz Robotaxis- Scout Re-Engineers to Reduce Rare Earths- Huawei Building Solid-Date EV Battery Plant- Honda Jumps into Last Mile Delivery
- Fewer Car Buyers Willing to Go Electric- Ferrari Delays 2nd EV Model- Next-Gen Lightning Going to Blue Oval City- NIO Fights Battery Swapping Abuse- New Nissan Leaf Specs- Kia EV4 Starts at $30K in South Korea- Clarios to Make Supercapacitors in the U.S.- Honda Plans New Electric Hot Hatch- Pony.AI Unveils 7th-Gen AV Stack- Former Rolls Designer Styles Mass-Market Chinese PHEV
- Luca de Meo Quits Renault- Nissan To Sell More Renault Stock- Farley Says Ford “Day to Day” On Rare Earths- Stellantis Stuck with CARB ZEV Mandate- Chinese Suppliers Skeptical of OEM Payments- JLR Lowers Outlook on U.S. Tariffs- Nio Officially Drops U.S. Plans- U.S. EVs Stuck At 8% Share for Years to Come- Peugeot E-208 Gets GTI Treatment- Chinese Researchers Say Akio Is Wrong About EVs- Ian Callum and The Queen’s Hearse
- Oil Prices Jump on Israeli Attack- Trump Threatens Higher Car Tariffs- Trump to Slap Fees on Ro-Ro Ships- Ford Still Moving HD Trucks to Canada- U.S. EV Sales Fell in April- EV Sales Up Globally - Tesla Updates S and X, Raises Prices $5,000- Geely Boasts 47.26% ICE Thermal Efficiency- Ford F-150 LOBO Gets Low Rider Treatment - VW GTI Gets 50th Anniversary Edition- More Updates for Next-Gen Nissan Leaf
- Trump's Budget Impact on Auto Industry- Rivian R2 Drive Unit Eliminates 30% of Fasteners- Ford Picks Up 2 Points of U.S. Market Share- Leapmotor Expects $7,000 SUVs- Ford Launching PHEV Ranger in Europe- Toyota Teams Up with China's Top Tech Companies- Marelli Files for Chapter 11, Blames Tariffs- Dana Sells Off HD Transmissions for $2.7B- American Axle Lands Scout Contract- BMW Pairing Back XM Product Line
- Musk Regrets Attacking Trump- GM Invests $4 Billion To Boost U.S. Production- Ford Calls on Canada To Repeal EV Mandate- BMW Shares Next-Gen EV Details- Xpeng Develops In-House Chips for Autonomous Driving- Chinese OEMs Agree to Speed Up Supplier Payments- Chinese Car Exports Slow- Toyota Develops Liquid-Hydrogen Le Mans Race Car- VW Considers Small Electric Van
- Toyota Opens Japan Dealers to U.S. OEMs- Toyota Launches $18,000 EV In China- GM Doubles EV Sales in U.S.- Tesla Model Y #1 SUV In China- Toyota and Daimler To Merge Japan Truck Ops- Hyundai Stockpiled Rare Earths- AESC Pauses Battery Plant In South Carolina- 3rd-Gen Nissan Leaf Gets Big Changes
- U.S. Suppliers Get Rare Earth Reprieve from China- China to Continue Rare Earths To EU- U.S. Auto Imports Plummet in May- China EV Exports Up 19% This Year- Should U.S. Automakers Get Out of China?- Cadillac Unveils Optiq-V - Ram Gets Back in NASCAR- VinFast Bleeds More Red Ink- Marelli Could File for Chapter 11- Autoline Poll Results
- Trump v. Musk: Tesla Stock’s Biggest 1-Day Loss - Ford Lightning Outsells Cybertruck- OEMs Raise Prices Without Raising Prices- BYD Stock Takes Hit on Price War Worries- Toyota’s Newest EV Chock Full of BYD Tech- Toyota Boosts Sales in China- BYD’s Top 10 Export Markets- Chinese Get 9.4% Of UK Market- Mercedes-Benz Trucks Sets Backing-Up Record- China Ship Fire Started on EV Deck
- China Rare Earth Ban Triggering Auto Crisis- Has U.S. Fracking Peaked?- Ford Could Outsource Engines- Tesla Tries to Block Crash Data Release- Ram Revives HEMI V8- BYD Sues Critics in China- NIO's Financials Worsen- UK Production Hits 70-Year Low- Earn Money Plugging in Your EV- EV Fleets Can Also Support the Grid
- Tesla Sales Down in China, Again- Marketing Strategy? Musk Disses Trump’s Budget- U.S. Car Sales Up in May- Another Ship with EVs Catches Fire- Euro NCAP Critiques Tesla, Volvo- China Rare Earth Ban Shuts EU Factories- VW Sniffs Out Growth in Africa- Nissan Talks 3rd-Gen Leaf- ZF EV Unit: Smaller, Lighter, Stronger, Cheaper
- Americans Losing Interest in EVs- Xiaomi Predicts Profit in the Second Half- China Concerned Price War Has Gone Too Far- China Dealers Warn About Inventory Dumping- Toyota Wants To Take Supplier Private- 20K VW Workers Accept Buyout- Lucid Puts Big Discounts on the Air- Toyota Co-Develops Hydrogen-Powered Sauna
- Tesla EU Sales Down, But New Y Could Be Bright Spot- Management Confused Over Tesla $25K Car- Will Austin Residents Show Interest in Tesla Robotaxi?- China Cracks Down on 0-KM Used Cars- Battery Prices Drop Significantly- Honda Wants to Refuel In-Orbit Satellites- VinFast Shuts Half of Its Canada Stores- U.S. Also Worried About China's Rare Earth Restrictions- Mack Makes Hybrid Military Prototypes- Autoline Poll Results
- Hyundai Boosts Prices in The U.S.- VW Plans “Massive” U.S. Investment- Volvo Halts U.S. Production Over Parts Shortage- GM Expects Tariff Deal with South Korea- Tesla ZEV Credits at Risk- Ford Says EV Battery Plant at Risk If Incentives Removed- CATL Claims Battery Breakthrough- BYD and Great Wall Motor Feuding in Public- Next-Gen Alfa Romeo Stelvio Delayed- New Jeep Cherokee Debuts Later This Year
- German Automakers Expect U.S. Tariff Relief- Rare Earth Restrictions Could Stop India Car Prodcution- Foxconn Announcing New Japanese Partner Soon- Chevy Leaving the Chinese Market- Tesla Starts Human-Less Test Drives- Toyota On Track to Meet Its EV Goals- 1st EV Gets CATL's Swappable Battery- Samsung and LG to Make LFP Batteries for GM
- Stellantis Names Antonio Filosa New CEO- Stellantis’ Software Deal with Amazon Falls Apart- GM Invests $900 Million To Build More V8 Engines- BYD Charged with Violating Labor Rights in Brazil- BYD Price Cuts Could Lead to Deeper Price War in China- Toyota Now Largest Shareholder in eVTOL Startup- Rivian Shows Off New R2 Suspension- Alpine Reveals First SUV- Tesla Storage Lot Update
- Major Suppliers Consider Buyout Plan- Nissan Could Sell Its Headquarters- ICEs Drag Down EU Market in April- Volvo Plans 3,000 Job Cuts- Toyota Starts Making GR Corolla in the UK- BMW Brings Back Clown Shoe Design- Alpine Reveals Its 1st SUV- Autoline Poll Results
- U.S. Senate Blocks California EV Mandate- GAO Rules Freezing EV Charging Funds Illegal - Akio Toyoda Wins Back Support from Investors- U.S. OEMs Want Same Tariff Deal as UK- Chinese EU Car Sales Soar 79% In April- GM EV Market Share in U.S. Hits 14%- Xiaomi Officially Unveils YU7 SUV- Ford Accuses California Lawyers of Fraud- Used Car Prices Top $30,000 Once Again- Rivian Creates Stylish Camo Wraps
- U.S. Bill Eliminates EV Subsidies This Year- Other Brands Pass Tesla in EU EV Sales- Tesla Moving Ahead with German Plant Expansion- BYD Brings Lower Cost EVs to Europe- Nissan to Cut $1.8 Billion in U.S.- Dodge Charger EV and ICE Hit Market Around Same Time- Hyundai Tests Auto Charging Robots at Airport- XPeng Mona Goes Hands-Free with No Lidar- Siverado EV Get Trail Boss Treatment- Wienermobiles to Race at Indy
- U.S. Assembly Plant Up for Sale- Honda Waits for U.S. Midterms- Musk Claims Tesla Has Turned the Corner- Toyota’s Top Selling RAV4 Gets a Complete Make-Over- Fiat Launching 3-Wheeler - Nissan To Use Batteries from Ford Plant- New Nissan Micra Launches in EU- Chery Reveals Small, Rugged SUV
- Honda Slashes Its EV Investment- CATL Raises Billions in Stock Debut- GDI Sees More Interest in Silicon Anodes- Subaru Raising Prices in the U.S.- Subaru Announces New Head of North America- GM to Close Durant Guild in China- Rivian Designs Cost Out of the R2- All-Solid-State Batteries Find Test Partners- Volvo's Massive Batteries for Long-Haul Trucks- What Are All These Teslas Doing Here?
- Nissan Could Close Plants in Japan- Japanese Government Tries to Save Nissan- Xiaomi YU7 Targets Tesla Model Y- VW Drops ID Name for EVs- BMW Using Gen-AI in Purchasing- Suppliers Love GM, Hate Ford- Aito Shoves BMW, Mercedes, Audi Aside- Tesla Cybertruck Trade-In Values Plummet - Autoline Poll Results on Stop/Start
- Drivers Not Sold on Hands-Free Driving- F-150 Lightning Outsells Cybertruck In Q1- BYD To Open New Hub in Hungary- Toyota Provides Longer Forecasts to Suppliers- Renault Reveals Off-Road EV Concept- GMC Upgrades Hummer EV- Bosch Testing Hydrogen Race Cars- Archer Aviation to Provide Air Taxi Rides During LA Olympics- Toyota Introduces Bold New Paint Color- What’s Your Thoughts on Stop/Start Tech?
- Tariffs Will Cost Japanese Automakers Billions- JLR Won't Build Its Own Models in China Anymore- Ram Delays All-Electric Truck Again- Rivian Reduces EV Motor Complexity- Toyota Reveals All-New EV- BYD Dethrones Toyota in Singapore- Xiaomi Sales Continue to Slide
- IEA Lowers U.S. EV Sales Forecast- EVs Won’t Displace as Much Oil as Forecast- Panasonic Drops Plans For 3rd U.S EV Battery Plant- Subaru Trailseeker EV Could Get Axed- Vermont Pauses ZEV Mandate- GM Suspends H2 Plant in Detroit- Trump EPA To Get Rid Of “Stop/Start”- GM Also Developing LMR EV Battery- Kia’s Wheelchair Accessible PV5 Van- Bosch Emphasizes U.S. Investments- Toyota Drops “4x” From bZ4x, Intros BEV C-HR
- U.S. House Ready to Gut EV Incentives- Honda Forecasts 64% Profit Drop- Nissan Operating Profit Drops 88%- Mazda Teams Up with CATL For EVs- Xiaomi SU7 Gets Lowest Quality Rating - Nio 1st In EU with Steer-By-Wire- GM Hires Sterling Anderson As Product Czar- Mercedes Moving GLC Production to U.S.- Next-Gen Colorado, Canyon Not Until 2032
- California ZEV Mandate Showdown- China Sales Up 14.8% In April- German Dealers Skeptical of Chinese Brands- Nissan Doubles Job Cuts- Audi To Sell Italdesign- Filosa First In-Line for Stellantis CEO- ZF Launches Rare-Earth Free EV Motor- Autoline Poll Results on Yugo
- D3 Blast Trump’s UK Trade Deal- Audi Expects Trade Relief, Too- Toyota Posts Record Revenue, Profits Drop- Automotive Report Card Coming Out Soon- Trump Admin Sued Over Ending EV Charger Funds- Nissan Scraps EV Battery Plant in Japan- Toyota Refreshes the Corolla Cross- Jeep Teases All-New Grand Cherokee- Aurora Aims to Operate AV Trucks at Night- Autoline Yugo Poll
- OMG, They’re Bringing Back the Yugo!- My (Years Ago) Yugo Plant Tour- Corvette Interior Gets A New Look- Bollinger Files for Bankruptcy- Brembo Cuts Brake Emissions 90% - EU Automakers Get CO2 Break- Ford Raises Prices on Maverick, Bronco Sport, Mach-E- Tariffs Hiking Used Car Prices- AAH Looks at Brands That Could Be Forced Out of U.S. Market
- BMW Predicts Tariff Relief by July- Mitsubishi Angling for U.S. Production- Rivian Sales Fall, But Loses Less Money- Lamborghini Profits Up, Threatened by Tariffs- Chinese Airline Jumps into EV Cars- Don’t Fast Charge Under 10% Or Over 90% - Hyundai’s First China-Specific EV- Geely To Take Zeekr Private - Optional Xiaomi SU7 Hood “Only” $5,800
- Tariffs Force Audi to Consider U.S. Production- Ford Has Weak Q1- Ferrari Has Strong Q1- Renault and Stellantis Want Changes to Small Car Regs- GM Announces New Head of North America- Waymo and Magna Building AVs in Arizona- Rivian Invests in Supplier Park- Alfa Reports Best Sales Since 2019- Jeep Reveals All-New Compass
- OEMs Burning Through U.S. Inventory - JLR Resumes U.S. Shipments- Infiniti Could Get Version of Nissan Rogue- Car Buyers Face Tougher Loan Standards- China Tariffs Put Focus on Axial Flux EV Motors - China’s Momenta Lands More Robotaxi Business- Ionna Charging Network Makes Slow Progress- Hyundai Ioniq 5 Gets $7,500 Rebate Again- Autoline Poll Results on Slate
- Car Buyers Rush to Showrooms Before Tariffs Hit- Mexican-Made Fords Sell Like Crazy- EU Falls Short of Needed EV Market Share- Chinese Push PHEVs in EU- Nissan Ariya Outsells Tesla Model Y in Colorado- Autoline Poll: What Do You Think of Slate?- Honda Dealers Target Afeela Direct Sales- Canada Parts Get Tariff Reprieve- Magna Revenue Down, Profits Up- Aurora Launches Driver-Free-Semi Business
- U.S. Considers Annual EV Fee- U.S. House Targets California's ZEV Truck Mandate- EU Sales Droop in Q1- Mercedes' Q1 Profit Drops 43%- Volvo's Profit Plunges 73%- Stellantis Posts Lower Sales and Revenue- GM Expects $4-5 Billion Tariff Hit- Ford Scraps In-House Central Compute Platform- Tesla Denies Looking for New CEO- Tesla Building Public Chargers for Semis- Isuzu to Launch BEV Pickup
- Tariff Relief Only for U.S. Assembled Cars- Trump Tariffs Are Here to Stay- Tariffs Could Kill Off These 11 Car Brands- Russia Car Sales Drop Big Time- GM Recalls V8s In Its Most Profitable Trucks- Another Humanoid Robot in China- CATL Meets Strict China Battery Safety Standard- EVs Losing Market Share in U.S.- Toyota and Waymo Join Forces- Kenworth Debuts Two New Electric Trucks
- Trump to Ease Auto Tariffs, Sorta- GM Reports Weak Q1- Porsche's Profits Plummet- Ferrari Keeps Key EV Components In-House- Chery Could Get VW Germany Plant- Nissan to Close Wuhan Plant- iCAR's $15K Chinese Off-Roader- Renault to Launch 3 EV CVs- New Renault Boreal for Global Markets- JLR Using Old Tooling to Cut Costs- Foxconn Could Build EV in U.S. Plant- Mercedes Trucks Wants Longest Reverse Record
- Ford Makes Battery Breakthrough- Car Imports to China Drop Significantly- California Proposes to Allow Heavy-Duty AV Tests- Renault Introduces New Two-Tone Paint Process- Alpine Teases First SUV- Dodge Offers New Anti-Theft System for Charger- Continental Auto Now Called Aumovio- Gentex Stops Shipping Mirrors to China- Autoline Yoke-Steering Wheel Poll Results
- U.S. Revises Autonomous Tech Rules- Waymo May Sell Robotaxis For Personal Ownership- Akio Toyoda Wants to Buy Toyota Supplier- BYD’s Net Profit Soars 100% In Q1- Stellantis and Factorial Hit Solid-State Battery Milestone- Volvo Kicks Off EX30 Production in Belgium- Slate Auto Unveils Low-Cost Electric Pickup- Autoline Yoke-Steering Wheel Poll
- Trump Considers Tariff Relief in Some Areas, But Not Others- Hyundai and Renault Make Tariff Adjustments- U.S. Providing New Direction for AV Tech- VW to Supply Autonomous I.D.BUZZ's to Uber- Gas Companies Challenge California's Emission Waiver- Nissan on Track for Historical Loss- EVs Account for Over 17% of Renault's Q1 Sales- EU Car Sales Up in March- Ferrari Could Get EV Platform from Leapmotor
- Tesla’s Q1 Net Profit Slumps 71%- Auto Groups Ask Trump for Tariff Relief- Xiaomi Delays Launch of YU7 SUV- California Dealers Sue VW and Scout Over Direct Sales- BYD Resets Strategy in Europe- Nissan Reveals 1st Electrified Pickup- Honda Unveils Two EV Models in Shanghai - Lexus Reveals All-New ES Sedan
- BYD 1st Foreign Brand to Enter Japan Kei Car Segment- Hyundai Improves Next-Gen Hybrid Setup- VW Previews Future China Lineup- AUDI Pulls Wraps Off 1st China-Only Production Car- Buick Launching New Brand in China- Vision V Hints at Future Top-End Mercedes Van- Mercedes Introducing 1st Steer-By-Wire System in 2026- Performance Renault 5 Has Huge Markup
- Tesla Delays Launch of Low-Cost Model Y- Japan Could Ease Car Safety Regs For U.S. Trade Deal- Ford Stops Vehicle Shipments to China- Audi Considers U.S. Production to Avoid Tariffs- CATL Reveals 1,500-Km EV Battery- BYD and Aramco To Develop New Energy Vehicle Tech- Mercedes Teases Luxury Van for China- Autoline Aptera Poll Results
- Toyota May Build New RAV4 In U.S.- Mazda To Stop Shipping CX-50 To Canada From U.S. - Traffic Restrictions Help Improve Emissions in Big Cities- Tesla Faces Lawsuit Over Manipulating Odometers- Tesla Cuts Cybertruck Production- VW Develops 1st In-House Automated Driving System- Archer Aviation to Launch eVTOL Service In New York- Horse Reveals Hybrid Retrofit for EVs - ABB to Spin Off Robotics Division- GAMIC Winner Can Bond Any Material Together- Autoline Aptera Poll
- Ford and VW Could Raise Prices- Senator Says OEMs Should Make Deal with Trump- China Cracks Down on Self-Driving Tech- China Mandates EV Batteries Can't Catch Fire- Geely to Sell Lotus to Lotus- Subaru Unveils All-New Electric SUV- Subaru Solterra Major Refresh- Subaru Outback Gets Bigger and Fresh Styling- Hyundai Reveals New Palisade for North America
- Tariffs Could Cost 1 Million Plus Sales - Two Suppliers Demand Tariff Payments Up Front- Canada Will Not Tariff USMCA Compliant Cars- Tesla Halts China Component Exports to U.S.- ZEV States Can Drop California Mandate- Renault Launches 3 SDV Vans- Porsche Uses Smartphone to Develop ADAS- Chevrolet EV Sales Up 114%- Bentley Uses AI to Inspect Leather - Genesis Hypercar for 2026 Le Mans
- Auto Stocks Jump on Hint of Tariff Relief- Honda Considers 90% U.S. Production for U.S. Market- Nissan Stops Rogue Imports to U.S., For Now- Nio, Xpeng, Li Auto Won’t Survive, Says Expert- Next-Gen Corvette Due In 2029- Supplier Dispute Threatens GM Pickup Production- CATL’s Net Profit Up 33%- Shareholders Mad About Tavares’s Pay Package- Stella’s Shortlist for A New CEO - Startup Aims to Cut Cathode Cost in Half
- Tariffs or Not, Cupra Targets U.S. Market- Mitsubishi Stops Shipping Cars to U.S. Dealers- Lincoln Continues Imports, Exports with China- Tesla Stops Selling S and X in China- Tesla Chops Cybertruck Price $10,000- Neta Auto in Deep Trouble- Polestar Closing Some Stores in China- DiDi To Start Mexico Ride-Hailing- DiDi and GAC To Launch L4 Robotaxi- 20% Uber Rides in Austin With Robotaxis- VW Customizes Pac-Man for Its Cars
- Tariffs Could Cost Automakers $107 Billion- Tariffs Threaten UAW Profit Sharing Checks- EU and China Negotiating to End EU Car Tariffs - China Delays Approval of BYD and Geely Expansion- Lucid Scoops Up Nikola Assets- Scania Acquires Northvolt’s Truck Battery Unit- Stellantis’ Q1 Shipments Slide 9%- Easter Jeep Safari Concepts Revealed- Stellantis Converts ICE Vans into EVs- Daimler Remanufacturing eCitaro Bus Batteries
- U.S. Pauses Tariffs Except for Car Imports- Jeep Not American Enough for "Made in USA" Badge- BMW's BEV Sales Jump in Q1- VW Impacted by Fines and Restructuring Costs- Waymo Starts 1st Overseas Road Tests- Nissan Developing Lidar-Based AV System- More OEMs Jump Into Humanoid Robots- ChargePoint Launching Next-Gen Charging Units
- Analysts Forecast Big Drop in U.S. Car Sales- China Car Sales Up Strong in March- China Exports Down on Russian Tariffs- Musk and Navarro Diss Each Other- U.S. Traffic Deaths Finally Drop, A Bit- VW To Launch 3 New EVs At Shanghai Show- Kia Developing EV Pickup for U.S.- Foxconn To Build 2 EVs In U.S.- BYD Cuts Prices Even More- BMW Show Humanoid Robot Working U.S. Assembly Line
- ACEA Wants Quick Negotiations with Trump- Porsche, Mercedes Sales Down in Q1- Republicans Blocked from Revoking California Waiver- India Says "No" to BYD- Stellantis Studies What To Do with Maserati and Alfa- Lancia Improves Ypsilon EV- Stellantis Remanufactures LED Headlamps and Screens- Continental Officially Spins Off ContiTech- XPeng Raises Price of Van- Wuling Has Cheapest EREV in China
- EU, Asia Auto Stocks Tank Again- Quick Recap, OEMs Move Quick to Counteract Tariffs- Classic Cars Exempt from Tariff Hike- Corvette Unveils Hypercar Concept- Corvette Z06 To Cost $220,000 In China- U.S. Battery Plants Cancelled Left and Right- LG Energy Profit Soars 138%- Toyota To Launch 15 EVs In Two Years- Autoline Poll Results
- Trump Tariff Recap- GM Stops the Bleeding in China- McLaren Could Use Nio Tech- U.S. EV Sales Up 43%- Autoline Poll Available for Members- VW Invests Big in Amarok Pickup- Skoda Shows Sport Elroq EV- Mercedes Invests Big in New Type of Paint Shop- Ryder Not Happy with Tesla Semi
- Trump Officially Announces Tariffs on U.S. Imports- German Auto Stock Prices Getting Hammered- Possible Price Increases a Guessing Game- Tesla Has Rough Q1- Rivian Sales Down, But Keeps Full Year Forecast- Gravity SUV Likely Drove Lucid Sales Up- BYD On Pace to Be Top BEV Maker- Hyundai Reveals All-New NEXO Fuel Cell Vehicle- IONIQ 6 EV Gets a Refresh- Genesis Makes a Design Statement- Toyota Has Most Auto Patents 11 Years In a Row
- Mercedes May Drop Entry-Level Cars in U.S.- Classic Car Importers Left in Tariff Limbo- India Lowers Tariffs on EV Imports- U.S. First Quarter Car Sales Increase - Changan and Dongfeng Hold Merger Talks- EU Fines Automakers $500M Over Recycling Scheme- EU Automakers Want More EV Incentives- Honda Begins Selling Historic Racing Memorabilia
- Tesla's EU Sales Continue to Drop- Tesla's Stock Shrugs Off Bad News- China to Restructure Its Auto Industry- Toyota to Buy LG Batteries from Ex-GM Plant- Stellantis Stumbles with Hybrid Production- Hyundai's Wild Insteroid Concept- Hyundai Shows New Wheelchair Van- Chevy Offers Massive Discount on BrightDrop Vans- Hydrogen Truck Companies Going Bankrupt- Autoline Poll Results
- Trump Tariffs Sink Auto Stocks Globally- Americans Rush to Buy Cars Before Tariffs Hit- China Car Market Shows Signs of Weakening- Volvo Dumps Rowan, Brings Back Samuelsson- Toyota Can’t Build Hybrids Fast Enough- Renault-Nissan Alliance Drifts Further Apart- Aston Martin Sells Shares, F1 Team Stake- Zeekr and Huawei Top BYD In Fast Charging- Trump Pardons Nikola Founder Trevor Milton- Autoline Poll on Trevor Milton Pardon
- Tariffs Could Hit Stellantis' Profits Hard- U.S. Tariffs Will Vary By Region- Hyundai Reveals New Software Platform and SDV- GMC Expands Sierra EV Lineup- GM's Durant Guild Opens 1st Experience Center- March China Sales Expected to Grow- Daimler Partners for Autonomous Military Vehicles
- Trump Slaps Tariff on All Car Imports- Hyundai Holds Grand Opening for New Georgia Plant- Audi Controls Production Virtually- BMW Partners for AI Interior Tech- Foxconn Hopes EV Showcase Attracts New Partners- EVs Lose More Value Than Other Vehicles
- Nissan Still in Partnership Talks with Honda- Tesla Drops 'FSD' and 'Autopilot' Names in China- Canada Bans Tesla from Upcoming EV Rebates- More Automakers Pool with Tesla in Europe- Rivian Spins Off Secret Micromobility Business- BYD Wants to Double Overseas Sales- Aurora Doing AV Tests in Harder Conditions- Waymo Racking Up Expensive Parking Tickets
- Hyundai Makes Massive U.S. Investment- Hyundai Puts Inster EV on Steroids- VW Partners on AV Tech for ICEs- Will Regional Hubs Work for GM?- Waymo Expanding to Washington DC- ICE Sales Drag Down Entire EU Market- Xiaomi Raises Billions with Share Sale- Audi Gives PHEVs Bigger Battery
- EV Chargers Outnumber Gas Pumps in California- Tesla Pauses Free FSD Trial in China- 2025 Cybertruck Sales Down 32.5% In U.S.- No Plans for Next-Gen Cadillac CT4 and CT5- BYD Tops Tesla in Revenue In 2024- Stellantis Offers Buyouts to UAW Workers- Stellantis Loses Lawsuit Over Supplier Pricing Dispute- Autoline Used Car Poll Results
- GM and Hyundai Tie-up Includes Pickups and EV Vans- Musk Asks Workers to Not Sell Their Stock- Tesla Owners Trading in Vehicles at Record Pace- Cybertruck Gets Dry Cathode Battery Upgrade- Rivian Offers to Buy Back Fiskers- Xiaomi Hires BMW Execs for New EU R and D Center- Only 39% Of China Dealers Profitable In 2024- Chinese Car Sales Surge in Europe Thanks To PHEVs, ICEs- BYD Reveals EV Motor With 30,500 RPM- Autoline Used Car Poll
- Foxconn Will Make EVs for Mitsubishi- Magna to Build Chinese EVs in Austria- Amazon Adding Used Cars to Shopping Platform- Hino Hit with Huge Fine for Cheating- EU Investigating BYD Plant for Unfair Aid- Clock Ticking on UAW/VW Contract Deal- Tesla's Sales Plunge in Europe- Hyundai Developing Robot Security Systems- U.S. Vehicles Thefts Down Thanks to Hyundai/Kia
- Automakers Prepare for Trump Tariffs- China Delays Approval for BYD Mexico Plant- Humanoid Robots Could Be in Mercedes Plants By 2030- BAIC Testing Humanoid Robots- Volvo Using AI to Improve Hands-Free Driving- California Grants Tesla Ride-Hailing Permit- Zeekr, Xpeng and GAC To Launch L3 Cars This Year- GM to Use NVIDIA Tech to Improve Production and ADAS- Bosch Wants to Use Metal 3D Printing in Volume Production- Longer Lasting EV Batteries Delay Recycling Plans
- Audi Cutting Jobs After Weak 2024- Honda Getting Batteries from Toyota- NIO and CATL Forming Battery Swapping Standards- Impressive Performance from BYD's New EV Platform- Xiaomi Raises Sales Forecast by 50K Units- China Exports Growing Rapidly- Design the Next Chrysler of the Future
- Foxconn To Sign EV Deal with Two Japanese Automakers- CATL Developing 2nd-Gen Sodium-Ion Batteries- Ford Stockpiling Car Parts Ahead of Tariffs- California HOV Lanes for EVs End in September- Former Waymo CEO Trashes Tesla’s Robotaxi- London Congestion Fee Reduces Pollution- BMW Integrates Huawei Tech into Vehicles in China- Autoline Poll Results
- Trump Tariffs Could Cut Production By 20,000 Units/Day- BMW’s Profits Plunge 37% In 2024- UAW Files Unfair Labor Charges Against Volkswagen- Mercedes-Benz Reveals All-New CLA- Stellantis To Build Two EV Vans for Iveco- Tesla Developing Stripped-Down Model Y in China- Skoda Surges To #3 Car Brand in Europe- CATL’s Profits Slow In 2024- Autoline Poll on Touchscreens vs. Buttons
- EPA Wants to Roll Back Emission Standards- Relaxed Emissions Would Hurt Tesla Earnings- Baidu Helps Tesla with FSD in China- Chinese Model Y Orders Overstated- U.S. Tariffs Worry GM Union in South Korea- BMW Will Eat Some Tariff Costs- Restructuring Costs Hit VW's Bottom Line- Battery Maker Northvolt Files for Bankruptcy- Toyota Launches New Station Wagon- Mercedes Picks Risky Lidar Provider
- Trump’s 25% Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Take Effect- Tesla’s U.S. Sales Down 11% In January- VW Slashes 1,600 CARIAD Jobs- VW Signs Software Deal with Geely’s ECARX Unit- Porsche Axes 3,900 Jobs - Subaru To Add Another Toyota-Based EV To Lineup- Lexus Unveils New RZ EV- Toyota Reveals New C-HR+ EV- Next-Gen BMW 3 Series Includes ICE Version- Mercedes Creates New CEO Position for North America
- Nissan Promotes Product Guy to CEO- XPeng Investing Billions in Humanoid Robot- Tesla's Stock Down Most in 4 Years- McLaren Merger Expected Soon- Ford's German Union Still Worried About Bankruptcy- Bridgestone Measures Environmental Impact of Tires- BMW About to Launch New Zonal Architecture- VW's Affordable EV Will Be Built in Portugal
- China Warns Tesla Over Musk’s Politics- ICE Outsells NEV In China- U.S. Car Dealers Average More Sales In 2024- Ford Invests $4.7 Billion Into German Operations- Canada Investigates Tesla Over EV Rebates- Traton Forecasts Weak Truck Sales- Used Porsche Taycan Prices Falling Fast- Cadillac Officially Joins Formula 1- Ford Launches Scholarships for Mechanics- Autoline Poll Results
- New Tesla Y Gets 200,000 Orders in China - Repeal of California’s EV Rules Blocked- Mexican BMWs Not USMCA Compliant- NADA Tells VW To Drop Scout’s Direct Sales- Toyota Intros $15,000 EV In China- Honda Reveals New EV Developed with Dongfeng- Electrify America Sees Big Growth In 2024- Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Owners Immediately Flip Vehicle - Autoline Poll on Tesla Sales
- U.S. Delays Vehicle Import Tariffs- Could Audi and Porsche Build U.S. Plant?- Foxconn Exec a Dark Horse for New Nissan CEO- BYD Winning EV Awards in Japan- VW Reveals 1st EV with Rivian Tech- Volvo Disappointed with CO2 Easing- Tesla's Sales Fall in Australia Too- F1 Seeing Massive Growth- Honda and Chevy Take Different Approaches to Off-Road Racing
- Did Trump Just Blink on Tariffs?- VW, Stella, Renault Benefit More from EU CO2 Easing- Chinese EVs Sell Well in Australia- Tesla Sales Plummet 76% In Germany- Tesla Ups Its U.S. and China Subsidies- Impressive Specs for Volvo ES90 EV- Cadillac IQL Gives GM More EV Scale- Alpine Teases First SUV- Mercedes and Its Turquoise AV Mode- Rivian Says More OEMs To Buy Its Tech
- Auto Stocks Tumble on Trump Tariffs- U.S. Tariffs Will Hurt Honda and Toyota First- Tesla Sales Plummet 49% in China- Tesla Chairperson Selling Off Stock- U.S. Car Sales Down in February- Volvo's Global EV Sales Fall 15%- GM Hires New Chief AI Officer- Ford's Lawler Joins ACEA Board- Chinese EV Sales Stall in SE Asia- BYD Raises $5.6 Billion in Stock Sale- BYD Develops 1,000 Volt Architecture- VW Charges Same for LFP ID.3 as NMC- NIO Develops Own Aluminum for Gigacastings
- EU to Ease CO2 Regs For Automakers- Tomorrow Is D-Day for Trump’s Tariffs - Honda Moving Civic Hybrid to U.S.- Stellantis Adding Americans To Board- Tesla FSD Only “OK” Say Chinese Testers- Autonomous Maserati Hits 197.7 MPH - Will Polestar Pull Out of China?- Hyundai Group Sets U.S. Feb Sales Record- Kia Wants Smaller, Cheaper EV - No Solid-State Batteries Until 2030 - Autoline Poll on Paddle Shifters
- Tesla Aiming for Robotaxis In California- Waymo Hits 200,000 Rides/Week- Stella CEO Tavares Walks Away with Only $36.4 Million- Trump Promises Car Tariffs on Tuesday- Mercedes Says AI to Replace Car Designers- Xiaomi 1500 HP Porsche-Killer Priced At $73,000 - BMW Going with Dedicated EV Plants- Ford Scraps EV Inventory Plan- Lightweight Speaker for EVs- Autoline Poll on Paddle Shifters
- Nissan to Shake Out Executive Suite- UK Auto Production Goes Down- Mercedes Cutting Back in China- VW Slashes Price of ID.4 in China- Chinese Auto Market is Not Growing- Tariffs Upset Kia's U.S. EV Plans- Kia's EV2 Concept for Affordable Small CUV- VW ID.4 Sales Skyrocket in the U.S.- GM Boosts Dividend 25%
- CEO Rawlinson Out at Lucid- Tesla Stock Trips and Falls- Stella’s Earnings Plummet- NHTSA Cuts 4% Of Workforce- Hyundai Using Private 5G Spectrum in Manufacturing- Kia Emphasizes Bi-Directional Charging- GM and Tesla Score Highest Owner Loyalty- U.S. Mitsubishi Dealers Losing Money, Beg for New Product- Volvo ES90 Gets 800V, 435 Miles Range- Toyota Shrinks Board, Appoints an American
- U.S. Tariffs Could Raise Pickup Prices $10K- Wrangler, Gladiator Moving to STLA Frame Platform- Japanese OEMs Worry About U.S. Tariffs- Tesla Sales Plunge 50% in the EU- Afeela Opens 1st Studio in LA- Tesla Autopilot Update in China Disappoints- Tesla Model S and X to Get Facelifts- BMW iX Rated Most Satisfying EV- Cyber Attacks on EV Charging Stations Up 39%- Ram EREV Can Tow 14,000 Lbs.
- Stella Could Ax Alfa, Maserati, DS and Lancia- U.S. Autos, Jobs to Grow If Trump Does Nothing- India Limits EV Charging Investment- France Wants EU Relief for CO2 Regs- Tesla Sales Forecast to Drop- Trump Shuts Down EV Chargers at Gov Buildings- Mercedes Gives Up on Dedicated EV Platforms- BMW To Delay Mini EV Production- Autoline Poll on Fuel Cells
- Nissan Handed Junk Rating- Tesla to Invest in Nissan? - Rivian Cuts COGs $31,000/Vehicle- Tesla Warranty Costs Higher Than GM- BMW Neue Klasse To Use Cylindrical Batteries- Stella To Launch L3 Driving- EV Advocates Tell EU to Keep Strict CO2 Regs- Stella Stops Jeep Compass Plant in Canada- Renault’s Horse Worth €7.4 Billion- Autoline Poll on FCEVs
- Tesla to Sell Cars in India- GM Can Deal with Tariffs, Short Term- Nissan Drags Down Renault's Earnings- Renault Twingo Most Efficient EV in the World?- Mercedes Hunkers Down, Cuts Production- Kia PV5 EV Commercial Van- $12,297 a Year to Own a New Car- Borg-Warner Shutters Two Battery Plants
- Nikola Files for Chapter 11- Ford Delays Next F-150- Rivian To Post Gross Profit- Toyota Takes LG Battery Plant in Michigan- VW EV Sales Tank in China- Honda’s New Fuel Cell Specs - Toyota Tests Fuel Cell Truck with Two Filling Nozzles- Honda Told Nissan To Dump Its Hybrid Tech- China Tightens Grip on Rare Earths- GAMIC Announces Start-Up Finalists- Lynk and Co 1st To Adopt NVIDIA Thor Chip
- Scout EREV Motor Mounted by Rear Axle- Honda Wants Nissan CEO Gone for Merger- ZF Considers Selling EV Drivetrain Business- GM to Add Tahoe EV to Orion Plant- Renault and Geely Join Forces in Brazil- Renault Solves EV Battery Fires- Trump to Kill California ZEV Waiver- Volvo XC60 Gets New Front End- Toyota Puts Sauna in HiAce Van
- Trump’s Car Tariffs to Hit April 2- Nissan Plans to Cut Rogue Production in U.S.- Japan’s Car Sales Fall as Population Declines- Autoline Viewers Oppose Car Tariffs- Kia EV4 Looks Sensational- BMW Showcases New EV Tech- GM Shocks Industry with Dependability Study - As Sales Sink, GM Closes Assembly Plant in China- Mass Production for BYD’s Solid State Batteries - Nio Buys ZF’s Steer-By-Wire
- Trump Threatens Tariffs on All Car Imports…- …But Will Lower Tariffs If Countries Cut Theirs- Scout Loses Direct Sales Battle in South Carolina- U.S. Car Inventory Levels Drop- Toyota Teases New Fuel Cell System- Chevy Reveals NASCAR EV Prototype- Tesla Combats Charging Cable Thieves - State Department Changes Armored EV Language- Magna Boosts Q4 Earnings- Porsche To Cut 1,900 Jobs in Germany
- Bill in Congress Vaporizes EV Subsidies, Adds EV Tax- Nissan to Fire Employees and Close Plants- KKR Expresses Interest in Nissan- Trump Tariffs Would Raise Repair Costs- Robots Poised to Eliminate Factory Jobs- China Tells Media Don't Criticize Tesla- ZF Develops Heel Airbag for AVs- Baidu Claims Robotaxis 10X Safer Than Humans
- Tesla Stock Drops as Investors Wonder What Elon Is Doing- IRA Removal Threatens EV Investment and Jobs- Farley Says Tariffs Causes Chaos- Dems Say Trump Pausing EV Program Is Illegal- JD Power Forecasts Flat U.S. EV Sales- EU Auto Industry Needs Radical Change, Or Face Extinction- Lucid’s Rawlinson Predicts 1 Million Sales/Year- Foxconn Open to Acquiring Renault’s Stake in Nissan- Lyft Posts First Time Profit, Stock Drops- Corvette ZR1 Smashes Track Records- Porsche and Michelin Develop New Wet Racing Tire
- GM to Revamp Its Big SUV in 2029- China Adds 10% Tariff to U.S. SUVs- Car Sales Drop, Has China Hit Peak Auto?- GM Bails Out Small Supplier- BYD Adds Self-Driving for Free- Big Discounts on 2025 Nissan LEAF- Trade In Your ICE, Get a Rivian Discount- Electric Blazer to Pace Daytona 500- Chevy, Polestar Best in Canada EV Cold Weather Test- VW Adds New IC Engines- Renault Offers Spare Parts for Classic Cars
- Trump to Hit Canada, Mexico With Steel and Aluminum Tariffs- Big Shakeout About to Begin in China- EU OEMs Get Some CO2 Relief, Sorta- Nikola Teetering on Bankruptcy- Russians Complain of Crummy Chinese Quality- DeepSeek Taking China Cars by Storm- Nio Battery Swapping Almost Profitable- Renault-Volvo Unveil EV Vans- Ford Launches New Tech to Help Delivery Drivers
- Two Chinese OEMs Adopt DeepSeek AI- BYD Challenges Tesla FSD- Xpeng To Make Its Own Chips- Trump Axes NEVI Program- Tesla Adds $5,000 To Model X Price- Tesla China Sales Down in January - Mazda’s Net Profit Drops 45%- Porsche Adds More ICE Cars to Lineup- Lear To Lay Off 15,0000- Linamar Sells Gigacasting Factory- Alpine A110 Muscles Up
- Poll Shows Elon Musk Very Polarizing in America- Ford's 2024 Earnings Mediocre- Jim Farley Bullish on EREVs- Volvo's 2024 Earnings Strong, But Predicts Weaker 2025- Dealers Won't Like Nissan's New Incentive Plan- Nissan Looking For a New Partner- Rivian Thinks It Can Catch Up Fast with AVs- VW Developing New Family of Small EVs- Jeep Launches New Wagoneer S Trim
- Nissan Calls Off Merger with Honda- Toyota Expects Net Profit Drop- Unboxed Assembly for China? Lexus Builds a New Plant There- Toyota’s U.S. Battery Plant Ready to Start Production- German Morale Down in The Dumps- Bentley Opens Luxury Apartments in Miami- DS Announces Pricing for Number 8 EV- GM Axes 1,000 Cruise Employees- Tesla EU Sales Plummet, Mostly Because of Elon- Watch the Super Bowl, Win A Kia
- Those Trump Tariffs? Well, Never Mind- Dealers Sue VW to Prevent Scout Direct Sales- Ferrari Posts Strong Earnings- U.S. January Sales Up Slightly- Tesla Sales Tank in California- Tesla Offers Insurance Discount for More FSD Use- Honda Cuts Prologue Orders from GM- Former Nissan Exec Loses Appeal in Japan- Ford to Launch Maverick EV- Audi Changes Vehicle Naming Structure
- Auto Stocks Tank on Trump Tariffs- How Will Tariffs Be Applied?- ACEA Sounds Alarm Bells Over EU CO2 Regs- Tesla Sales Slide 63% In France- Stellantis Shakes Up Management- Porsche Ousts Two Board Members- Huawei Introduces New Head-Up Display- Chinese New Year Slows EV Sales- Tesla Charger Port Location Due to Elon’s Garage Layout- Mustang Mach-E NASCAR Prototype Revealed- 1954 Mercedes F1 Car Fetches $54 Million
- Auto Industry in A Panic Over Trump Tariffs- Bosch Sees EBIT Margin Cut in Half- Continental to Close 4 Plants in Germany- ACEA Says EU Autos Face Irreparable Damage- Honda Reorganizes Corporate Structure- Renault, Volvo Reveal EV Vans- JLR Posts Record Q4 Margin- Electric Land Rover Has 57,000 Waitlist- IIHS Adopts NFL Concussion Metrics- Ford Back to Le Mans With LMDh Car In 2027- Ever Hear of EIVs?
- Tesla's Profits Tumble, Stock Up on the News- Waymo Expanding to Snow Belt, Tokyo- Toyota Still Number 1- Honda and Nissan Lose Sales- VW Board Wants Deeper Cuts- EU Tariffs Slow Chinese EVs- Renault's Shocking Filante Concept- BMW iX Gets Significant Upgrades- BMW's 1st M3 CS Station Wagon- Bridgestone Recycles Used Tires
- Auto Industry in Trump Tariff Turmoil- BMW, Mercedes Want A Peace Pipe with Trump- VW Could Build Audis, Porsches In U.S.- VW Cancels ID.7 For North America- GM Stock Drops 9% On Tariff Worries- Adient Will Pass Tariff Costs to Automakers- Trump Tariffs Could Push Car Prices Up $10,000- New U.S. Transportation Sec Dumps Biden MPG Rules- CARB Withdraws Request for HD Truck Regs- U.S. January Car Sales Up 7.5%- Honda Claims Nano-Ribbon Breakthrough - Tesla Uses FSD To Move Cars to Shipping Docks
- VW Could Sell German Plants to Its Chinese JVs- GM and Stellantis Stretch Out Product Cycles- GM-UAW Workers Get $14,500 in Profit Sharing- GM Spends Nearly $1 Billion to Close Buick Dealers- Tesla Shareholders Have Tough Questions for Elon- Opel Launching 4X4 Van- Good Looking Fiat Grande Panda Going on Sale- Lithium Mining Starts in Oklahoma- Ineos Sales Up 50% in the U.S.
- Trump Tariffs to Hit OEM Profits- Automated Braking Regs Likely Dropped- U.S. Car Dealers Bullish On 2025- Mitsubishi Gets Nissan EV- JLR Sees Big Profits in Bespoke Paint Jobs- Audi Off-Road Q6 e-tron Teases Portal Axles- Genesis GV60 Concept Features Tank Tracks- BYD Generates Most Revenue in China- Maextro Lux Sedan Crab Walks- Daytona 24 Hours See Record OEM Participation
- Other OEMs Want Rivian’s Tech Stack- China Fights Back on EU Tariffs- Nikola Looking for A Savior- Kia Posts Record Profits In 2024- SAIC’s Profit Dropped 90% In 2024- Dodge Is Badass to The Bone- Suddenly, A Flurry of Recalls in China- BMW’s EVs Destroy Mercedes and Audi- Subaru Tracks Owners for Years
- GM and Hyundai Edge Closer Together- Cadillac Adds 1st V-Series EV- Honda Goes With Cheaper Trim Levels- Tesla Ramps Up Prices in Canada- BYD Outsells Toyota in Singapore- VinFast Losing Billions- VW Faces €1.5 Billion in CO2 Fines- Formula E Launching Mid-Race Charging- Jack Hollis Retires from Toyota
- Trump Tariffs and EV Policy Could Damage U.S. Auto Industry- $50 Billion To Move Auto Production to U.S.- EU OEMs Paying Chinese For ZEV Credits- Will VW Hit Its Cost Cutting Goals?- Tesla Brand Value Shrinks By $15 Billion- Mercedes E-Class Safest Car Tested by Euro NCAP- Volvo EX90 Priced At $80,000- Polsestar 7 Will Be Made in EU- Ford Reimburses Dealers for L3 Chargers- Brembo and Michelin Cut Braking Distances
- Trump Threatens New Tariffs on Cars- German OEMs Have Huge Mexico Exposure- Trump Freezes EV Charging Spending- EU Auto Industry Shows Little Signs of Recovery- Honda: No Merger with Nissan Until It Turns Around- Ford F-150 Lightning Likely Getting Axed- New Off-Road Ranger Debuts in China- CATL to Build Plant with EU OEM- Hyundai's New-Age Electric Rickshaw- Hyundai Launching 1st Made-In-India EV- Hal Sperlich Dies at 95
- Scout Battles California Car Dealers Over Direct Sales- Auto Group Files Suit to Stop AEB Mandate- BYD Launches Another EV with 2 Charging Ports- BYD Sitting on A Mountain of Hidden Debt- VW and Rivian Developing Electronic Architecture- Canoo Files for Bankruptcy, Ceases Operations- Ram Axes Long-Range Electric Truck- Chevy Offers Deal for Equinox and Blazer EVs
- Cybertruck Called a Flop- GM Banned from Selling Customer Data For 5 Years- NHTSA Says 877,000 GM Engines Potentially Defective- China Burns Record Level of Coal- EVs Are 9% Of China’s Car Fleet- Battery Storage Is Soaring- Virtual Power Plants Expand to Texas- EU Suppliers Ax 54,000 Jobs- Porsche Uses AI for Better Paint Jobs- BYD Adds Another Cargo Ship- BYD Enters South Korean Market- EV Charger Sharing Gains Popularity
- Hindenburg Research Announces It's Disbanding- ACEA Practically Begging EU to Rethink Emission Rules- Chinese Automakers Want to Buy VW Plants- NADA Promises to Fight Direct Sales- KargoBot Gets Autonomous Platooning Approval- China's Jetour Aims to Take on Land Rover and Jeep- Stellantis Shipments Decline- Renault Group Increases Its Global Sales- Honda's American Sales Up- Honda Wants Nissan to Buy Renault's Nissan Shares- Nissan Training Chinese Auto Techs to Work in Japan
- Meet the Next U.S. Transportation Secretary- Acura To Launch RSX EV, Not on GM Ultium- Great Wall Says Net Profit Shot Up 76%- Stellantis Stops Chrysler EV - EU Admits Too Much Emphasis on EVs- CARB Backs Off Heavy Truck Emission Rules- Saudi Aramco Explores Lithium Production- GM Gets Synthetic Graphite from Vianode- GM Launches Gen-2 Ultium Platform in China- Cadillac Aims For #1 EV Sales in Lux Segment
- Trump Tariffs Could Cripple New Car Sales- WeRide Starts Robo-Shuttle Service- Pony.ai Tests Driverless Truck Platooning- Huawei Trials Self-Parking Cars- U.S. Finalizing Rules to Ban Chinese Tech- Waymo/Zeekr AV Spotted Testing in California- Refreshed Model Y Production Starting in Europe- Model Y Best-Selling Vehicle in China- EV Sales Set Record- VW Group Sales Drop Slightly- Big Truck Makers Down in 2024- Hyundai EVs More Expensive in Europe
- Tesla Model Y Juniper Off to Scorching Start- Aurora Challenges Regs For Autonomous Semis- Car Dealers Hit Record High Customer Satisfaction- German Lux Brands Dropped In 2024- BYD Sells More EVs In Japan Than Toyota- Lithium Prices Stabilizing After Big Drop- No “Dancing in The Streets” With Yangwang U9- China Car Market Still Smaller Than 2017- GM to Use 6C LFP Batteries in China
- Tesla Unveils Refreshed Model Y- Hyundai Launches Low-Cost EV In Japan- Bill Ford Has “Long” Talk with Trump- SAIC Adopts CATL Battery Swap Tech- GM Using AI to Find Ideal Charging Locations- GM Sets Up Company to Build F1 Engines- Corvette ZR1 Starts At $175,000- Ford Reveals Special Edition Mustang GTD- Ford Partners with Vaughn Gittin Jr. To Launch Mustang RTR- Honda Could Use Nissan’s Body-On-Frame Trucks- Renault Shows Off New Twingo Interior
- Suppliers Worried About Trump Tariffs- China Auto Industry Consolidation Already Underway- China Exports to Flatline in 2025- Trump Could Erase 38% of Tesla's Profits- Italdesign Puts U.S. HQ in Detroit- Scout Confident it Can Bypass Dealers- Afeela Likely to Face Dealer Lawsuits- LG Losing Money on EV Batteries- Tesla Still Fighting for Musk's Pay Package- Tesla Board Has to Give Back Cash and Stock
- Zeekr Aims to Be 1st Chinese Car Brand in U.S.- VW Managers to Take €300 Million Pay Cut- EREV Scout Model Orders Outpace EVs- BMW Top-Selling Luxury Brand in U.S. In 2024- Chinese NEVs Hit Record Sales In 2024- Tesla Could Earn €1 Billion From Pooling Emissions- Nesbitt Named New GM Design Chief- BMW Reveals Next-Gen iDrive System- Honda Unveils 0 Series EVs- Stellantis Forms New Software Partnership
- Panasonic Eliminating Its Chinese Content- U.S. Says CATL Works with Chinese Military- Lucid Settles Dispute with UAW- Emission Pooling Could Be Nice Payday for Tesla- NHTSA Investigating Tesla Smart Summon Feature- UK Tops Germany as EU's Top EV Market- Afeela Launching with $103K Price Tag- ZF Launching New Hybrid Braking System- People Ready to Move Into Toyota's Woven City- Ram Updates Its Heavy-Duty Pickups
- U.S. Steel and Nippon File Lawsuits Over Blocked Deal- Stellantis’ Italy Production Drops 37%- UK EV Sales Up 60% Last Month- GM Patents New Way to Package Battery Cells- BYD Shows Off New Suspension Technology- BYD Sales in Brazil Surge 327% In 2024- SAIC-GM-Wuling Build 30M Vehicles- Volkswagen and Xpeng Form EV Charging Partnership- Honda To Use Huawei Smart Driving Tech in China- Mazda To Open Battery Module Plant- Ford Mustang Mach-E Outsells Gas-Powered Mustang
- Tesla Global Sales Down…- …But Up Strong in China- GM Sales Sink in China, But NEVs Up Strong- U.S. Car Sales Highest Since 2019- Biden To Block Nippon From Acquiring U.S. Steel- More EVs Lose U.S. Sales Subsidies- Some Models Gain Access to EV Credit- Hindenburg Accuses Carvana Of Shady Accounting- Pony.ai Expands AV Service to Hong Kong Airport- Oxa Tests AVs At Heathrow Airport- IndyCar Going with Aluminum Wheels
- VW Cutting 35,000 Jobs in Germany- EV Batteries May Last Longer Than Thought- Brazil Stops Work Visas for BYD- Batteries Help Relieve Demand on California's Grid- Dodge Charger Daytona Going Overseas- China Continues Push for AV Lead- China Accounts for Almost Half of World Sales- BYD Sells 4.25 Million in 2024- Chinese EV Sales Still Rely on Subsidies
- VW and Unions Closer to A Deal, Or Maybe Not- Average Car in Germany Is $60,000- Rivian Cuts Secret Deal with UAW- Canoo At Death’s Door- Stellantis Revives the HEMI- Jaguar Turns to Podcast Marketing - Corvette ZR1 Posts Smoking Hot Times- Dongfeng Launches 10 Models in Mexico- Waymo AV’s Far Safer Than Humans
- VW and German Unions Make Progress- EU Car Sales Fall Again- Foxconn Wants Renault's Shares in Nissan- TuSimple Bails on AVs- Tesla Wants Robotaxi in Austin Next Year- Aramco Explores Making EV Batteries- New Honda EV Styling Looks Bold- Kia Gets All-New Small SUV- Gas Use Dropping in China- Ram Pulling EREV Production Ahead of BEV- Ford Shakes Up EV and Vehicle Quality Management- Gentex Expanding Its Automotive Operations
- Merger Shock Honda and Nissan To Tie the Knot- Foxconn Also Interested in Nissan- Renault Approves Honda-Nissan “On Principle”- CATL Goes All-In on Battery Swapping- Honda Launches New Hybrid System- Honda Likely Ending GM Fuel Cell Partnership- Toyota Gets Japan Support for Fuel Cells- U.S. Graphite Makers Want 920% China Tariffs- Porsche To Delay EV Models- Tesla Clashes with German Union- Tesla’s China Plant Manager Leaves Company
- EU Automakers Start Raising ICE Prices- VW Tries to Avoid Strikes- Mercedes Nears Critical Production Level- Battery Tech Gets 2 Years for Stealing Tesla Trade Secrets- Waymo Starts Expanding Overseas- BYD Building Humanoid Robot Team- Toyota Slashes Starting Price of 2025 bZ4X- Russia Wants to Develop Its Own Vehicle Platform- Nissan Reveals New Pickup in China- Speed Bump for Mercedes L3 System Approved
- It’s Official Trump to Ax EV Subsidies- Oil Companies Challenge CARBs Authority- Lambo Delays EV, Says Market Not Ready- BYD Seagull Outsells Tesla Y in China- Performance Version of Renault 5 Revealed- Hyundai Gives Palisade Even More Premium Look- DS Unveils Number 8 Electric Sedan- Major Tier 1’s Skipping CES- Shyft Group Merges with Swiss Company- Kia K4 Is Priced to Sell- Porsche Pioneered In-Wheel Motors 125-Years Ago
- Chinese EV Maker Jiyue Disbands- CATL Offers Financial Support to Suppliers- Nikola Running Out of Cash, Laying Off Workers- Trump May Drop Crash Reporting Rule- U.S. EV Sales Up 5% In October- Toyota Introduces New Urban Cruiser EV- Toyota Offers Big Discount for bZ4X- China Used Car Sales on Track to Break Record- U.S. Used Car Prices Start to Stabilize - Saab Auctioning Off Stamping Presses
- VW Offers 14% Pay Increase to UAW- BYD Delays European Production- Stellantis Extends Italy Production Stoppage- Hyundai Invests $1 Billion Into China Ops- Mercedes’ Kallenius Named ACEA President- EU Won’t Back Off CO2 Targets- Hyundai Expands Partnership with Google- Kia Planning Electric Tasman Pickup- China 2024 Car Deliveries to Exceed 30 Million Vehicles- Chinese EVs Pile Up at Brazil Ports
- Tesla Cybertruck Heading to China?- GM Pulls the Plug on Cruise- Nissan Shakes Up Management- Mercedes Appoints Supplier Exec to Board- BMW CFO To Become Chairman of Supervisory Board- Hyundai Names Randy Parker New North American CEO- Kuniskis Ready To “Get Back in The Fight”- Japan Auto Unions Seek Higher Wages- Chinese OEMs Want to Extend Cash-For-Clunkers Program- Lamborghini Partners to Create A Snowboard
- Kuniskis Back Running Ram- Porsche Axes A Third of China Dealers- Tesla Diverts Exports to Sell More in China- Xiaomi YU7 SUV Targets Tesla MY- Ford Mustang GTD Laps Nurburgring Under 7 Min- Tesla to Launch All-New Model Next Year- EU Losing EV Battery Race to Chinese- Stella To Partner with CATL For Batteries in Spain- Shipping Cars Gets Cheaper- Toyota Expands 4Runner Line-Up
- VW Faces Crippling Labor Strikes- VW May Move ID Buzz Out of Germany- EV Raw Material Costs Plummet- BYD Blade Battery Equals NMC Performance at LFP Cost- Most U.S. Onshoring Due to EV Battery Production- Truck Fleet Doesn’t Like Nikola FCEVs- Toyota Delays Next Gen EVs- Toyota bZ3X EV Debuts in China- Stellantis Rejoins ACEA- Trump Wants to Cancel USPS Electric Trucks- Mercedes-AMG Reveals New Sports Car
- VW Workers to Hold More Walkouts- Tesla Gets More Aggressive with Leases- Uber Launches Robotaxi Service in Abu Dhabi- Waymo Expands to Miami - Stellantis Signs Another Lithium-Sulfur Battery Deal- Lotus Shakes Up Sales Strategy- EU A “Must Win” For China EV Makers- Wuling Refreshes Hong Guang MiniEV- He Was a Designer at Mercedes and Worked at Taco Bell- Greenbrier White Paper a Must Read
- Nissan in Deep Trouble- Infiniti Dealers Can Co-Locate with Nissan- U.S. Approaching EV Tipping Point- GM and EVgo Surpass 2,000 Fast Chargers- China Pivots to Hybrid Exports to EU- U.S. November SAAR Hits 16.7 Million- Ford Sets Monthly EV Sales Record- Genesis Shifting HEVs and EREVs- Genesis Joining Endurance Racing- UAW Organizers Go On Strike Against UAW- Jeep Slashes Avenger EV Price by $6,000- BYD Uses EVs for Emergencies in Japan- Amtrak Sets Passenger Record
- GM Ready to Close Plants in China- China November Sales Up 18%- U.S. November Sales Look Good, Maybe- Mazda Says EV Sales Slump Will Help the Automaker- Honda Prologue Sales Top 25,000 In 2024- Honda Launches Police Motorcycles in U.S.- Li Auto to Charge Idle Fee at Charging Network- Exxon Names Dan Ammann Head of Oil and Gas Business- Forvia Hires ZF’s Fischer As New CEO- BYD’s 2nd Cargo Ship Heads to Europe
- Jaguar's Stunning Brand Revamping- Tavares Wanted More Cost Cutting- STLA's 10-Person Executive Committee- Musk's Pay Package Rejected Again- Tesla Deliveries Fall in China- Looks Like Cybertruck Demand is Falling- 100,000 VW Workers Went on 2-Hour Strike- GM Pivots to Prismatic Cells- China Bans Exports of Key Materials- Ford Unveils All-Electric Puma- Configurator Opens for Mini U.S. EV Pickup
- Tavares Out at Stellantis- BYD On Track to Be 4th Largest Automaker In 2025- BYD Makes Tablets for Apple- BYD Investigated for Worker Abuse in Brazil- Toyota Upgrades the Supra- U.S. Military Backing GPS Alternatives- Stockholm Scraps ICE Ban- DS Automobiles Reveals New Vehicle Name- Aramco Takes 10% Stake in Renault and Geely JV- Diamond Chips Could Improve EVs
- BYD Could Slash Prices Even More- Tesla Cuts Prices in China- Chery and Huawei Try to Save JV with Price Cuts- JLR Faces Competition from Chinese Partner- Japanese OEMs Clobbered in South East Asia- The Fastest Charging EVs- VW and SAIC Extend Partnership to 2040- VW Exits China Plant Accused of Forced Labor- UK Backs Off EV Mandate- Hesai Lidar Going Under $200- JLR Intros New Kind of Seat Foam- Aston Profits Lower, But Raises Money for EVs
- Trump Promises Widespread Tariffs- Mexico Dragging Its Feet with BYD Plant- EU OEMs Need Help Meeting CO2 Standards- Only Tesla Meets EU CO2 Standards- GM and Hyundai Consider Joint Pickups- California Plans Its Own EV Credits- Rivian Gets Massive Federal Loan for New Plant- Porsche Extends ICE Development- Indy Museum Auctioning Impressive Collection- GM Officially Enters F1- New China Lux Sedan Starts at $140K
- U.S. Has 1M Overcapacity with EVs- Bosch Slashing Jobs and Work Hours- GM Headed to F1 in 2026- BMWs Roll Off Line Autonomously- Mercedes Develops Neuromorphic Computing- EV Battery Replacement to Be Cheaper Than ICE - Huawei Maextro Targets Rolls, Maybach- Chery CKD At Former Nissan Spain Plant
- Volkswagen Strike Becoming More Likely- Bosch To Ax 5,500 Jobs in Germany- Webasto Selling Off Assets- Mercedes Plans Billions in Cost Cuts- Northvolt Files for Bankruptcy- Ram Reconsiders Mexico Expansion- Cyberattack Delayed Hyundai and Amazon Partnership- Researchers Develop Fast Charging Battery- VW Hybrids in U.S. Still Years Away- Jeep Will Launch New Hybrid Next Year- Kia LA Auto Show Reveals- Volvo Plans PHEV Exclusively for China
- EV Sales Could Drop 27% Without Credits- VW Strike Looks More Likely- Ford Making Big Cuts in Europe- EU Sales Held Up by Electrified Vehicles- Honda Starts Solid-State Battery Production Tests- Ford Pulls Out of Canadian Battery Materials Plant- Hyundai Reveals All-Electric IONIQ 9 SUV- Genesis Refreshes the GV70- Jaguar Teases 'Bold' New Concept- DS Keeps New Concept Name a Secret- VW Tiguan Gets Major Update- Tesla Robot Toy Sells Out Fast
- Exxon and LG Sign U.S. Lithium Deal- Mexico Likely to Impose Tariffs on Chinese Cars- VW Labor Union Offers $1.6 Billion In Cuts- VW Replaces Head of North America- VW Launches Electric Tractors in Africa- Stellantis Shows Off New Platform- Nio Reports Earnings Drop- Magna Gets Chinese Order for Dedicated Hybrid Drive- Lectron Now Producing More NACS Adapters Than Tesla- GM Claims Largest Hands-Free Caravan in History
- Trump Picks New Head of DoT- Valeo Warns EU Auto Industry Needs Help- EU Wants China OEMs to Transfer Tech- New York City Adopts $9/Day Congestion Charge- Chery 1st with GWh Solid-State Battery Production- Toyota Developing System to Capture Boiled-Off Hydrogen Gas- Tesla Cuts Model Y Lease to Same as Model 3- XPeng Will Beat Q4 Revenue Forecast- Xiaomi's Revenue Jumps 30%- GM-SAIC-Wuling Adopt CATL Battery Swapping System
- EV Makers Beg Trump Not to Ax EV Subsidies- Trump Looks at National AV Standard- U.S. Public Transit Gets Big Election Boost- Infiniti Dying in China- EU OEMs Try to Prop Up Chinese Dealers- Mercedes Shares Details About New EV Platform- China and EU Still Negotiating Over Tariffs- CATL Intros 2nd-Gen Sodium Battery- Toyota Working to Slash Cost of BEVs- Avatr Joins Nio’s Battery Charging Network- Hyundai Reveals High-Performance Elantra N
- Trump to Kill $7,500 EV Tax Credit- U.S. Infrastructure Bill Will Lead to Higher CO2 Emissions- Hyundai Promotes Jose Munoz to CEO- NHTSA Fines Ford $165 Million Over Backup Camera Recall- Toyota Shares Insight on How to Improve Productivity- 2nd Activist Investor Buys into Nissan- Nissan Reveals New N7 EV Sedan- Acura Introduces New ADX Crossover- Chery Unveils Funky Van Concept- Yelp Expands Auto Business
- U.S. and Canada Want Mexico to Put More Pressure on Chinese- NEVs Help Fuel Geely's Growth- Geely Merging Brands Together- Geely Could Take Control of Volocopter- EV Sales Outpace Overall U.S. Market- Xiaomi Develops New Auto Tech In-House- May Mobility Expands Its Driverless Operations- Renault Thinks It Can Catch the Chinese- Honda Passport Gets More Rugged Styling- Chinese Consumers Like Super Comfortable Seats
- VW Boosts Rivian Investment By $800 Million- Elon Musk Joins Trump Administration- EU Automakers Sound Alarm Over CO2 Regulations- Ford Cuts EV Production in Germany- Hertz Accelerates EV Selloff- Xpeng Lands 2,000 Orders for VTOL- Waymo Opens Robotaxi Service to Public in LA- UAW Scales Back Organizing Efforts- CATL Open to Building U.S. Plant If Trump Allows It- Ford Ranger Gets New, More Powerful Engine
- Activist Hedge Fund Buys Into Nissan- VinFast Gets Cash Life-Line- Trump Appoints Zeldin to EPA- Cadillac VISTIQ EV Details- Buick Adds Upgrades to Luxurious CENTURY Van- Porsche Holding Regular Bug Bounty Programs- Stellantis Secures Graphite in North America- Japanese Hydrogen JV Goes Racing- Fiat Offers 12-Volt Mild Hybrid
- Tesla Market Cap Back Over $1 Trillion- Toyota Says ZEV Mandate Is Impossible to Meet- BYD On Track to Outsell Nissan, Honda, Ford- BYD Adds 7th Model to Mexico Line-Up- MG4 Outsells Tesla Y in Australia- Sales of Used NEVs Red Hot in China- U.S.-Made Ioniq 5 Is $700 More Expensive- Continental Posts Higher Earnings
- EV Sales Forecasts Lowered as Trump Wins- Record EVs Coming Off Lease- JLR Reports Higher Sales and Profits- Rivian Pares Losses, Signs 4695 Battery Deal with LG- Lucid’s Losses Deepen- Lucid’s Rawlinson Makes More Money Than GM’s Barra- Stellantis Partners with Infineon For Chips- Audi Drops 4 Rings for New Brand in China- China Solid State Battery to Drop Anode, Separator- China Car Sales Up Strong in October- Borgwarner Names Fadool To CEO
- Big Layoffs and Production Cuts at Nissan- Mazda's Profits Drop 67%- Daimler Truck Down in the Third Quarter- Lyft Gets New Partners for Autonomous Efforts- Volvo EX30 Finally Coming to the U.S.- EU Likely to Stick to Harder Emission Targets- EU Automakers Pooling Emissions to Avoid Fines- Hyundai Optimistic About Fuel Cell Future- New Mercedes CLA Gets Geely IC Engine- XPeng Offers Tech Chip Updates- Toyota Getting Version of New Suzuki e Vitara
- Trump’s Potential Impact on Auto Industry- BMW and Porsche Earnings Down Sharply- Toyota’s Net Profit Plunges 55%- Honda Reports Weak Earnings- Trump Likely to Keep EV Battery Plant Subsidies- Harley’s Livewire to Launch Electric Scooters- Xpeng Develops New EREV System- Toyota’s Unique Inventory Strategy- EV Startup Neta Idles Production and Cuts Salaries- Ford F-150 Lightning Lease Cheaper Than Maverick Hybrid- Kia Reveals SEMA Concepts
- China Files WTO Complaint Over EU Tariffs- U.S. October Sales Look Good- Paris Limits Traffic from City Center- Turning Lampposts Into EV Chargers- Jeep Starts Chopping Prices- Audi Drops More in U.S. and EU Than China- Honda Shows Vision for EV Sport Bike- Ferrari Sales Down But Earnings Up- Suppliers Announces Layoffs and Plant Closings
- Wealthy Car Buyers Account for Majority of Sales- EV Repairs Boost Dealer Revenue- VW May Replace CEO Of America- BYD Launches Shark Pickup in Australia- Nissan Reveals Frontier Concepts at SEMA- Silverado EV Gets Diagonal Driving Feature- Volvo’s EVs and PHEVs Nearly 50% Of Sales in October- Canadian Provinces Roll Back EV Incentives - Czech Republic Joins EU CO2 Fight
- U.S. New Car Sales Up 11% In October- BYD Sets Sales Record- Leapmotor Sales Leap 110%- Porsche, Audi Profits Plummet- Scout Could Build Vehicles for Other Automakers- Ford Turns to Lectron for NACS- Walmart Chooses GM Brightdrop Vans- Carvana Is Screaming Ahead- Ampere Targets 40% EV Cost Cuts- Toyota Reveals Open-Air Land Cruiser Concept- Infiniti Creates Luxurious Tailgating Concept
- Stellantis Had a Bad Q3- UAW Locals Back Off Stellantis Strikes- Li Auto Has Blowout Quarter- Ford Idles Lightning Until Next Year- CATL Working on Heavy-Duty Battery Swapping- McLaren Auto Could Change Ownership Hands- Toyota Partners to Bring AI to AVs- Hyundai's Next-Gen Passenger FCEV- A Kia Off-Road Van?- Toyota Imagines Convertible 2-Door 4Runner
- EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs Kicks in Today- VW Hurt by Weak Demand, Higher Costs- VW Planning Big Pay Cuts- BYD Brings in More Revenue Than Tesla- Siemens Buying Altair for $9 Billion- Renault Developing EVs in China, But Not for China- Suzuki and Toyota Team Up on EVs- Stellantis Sues Another Supplier- Automakers Also Worried About EU C02 Van Emission Rules- Tesla Applies to Double Size of Texas Plant
- Ford Q3 Earnings Disappointing- Ford Develops Electric Mid-Size Truck- Maruti-Suzuki’s Q3 Sales and Revenue Down- Xiaomi Sets Nurburgring Track Record- Kia Reveals Tasman Pickup Truck- Ram Introduces New RHO Sport Truck- Stellantis Unveils SEMA Concepts- Tesla Wants to Standardize Automotive Connectivity- Italy Plans to Cut Auto Support By $5 Billion- Geely Introduces 1st Vehicle with New PHEV Setup
- VW To Close At Least 3 Plants in Germany- Mercedes’ Q3 Earnings a Disaster- Porsche’s Earnings Down Sharply- Renault Gives Employees Free Stock- Waymo Raises $5.6 Billion- Anthro Energy Receives U.S. Grant for Electrolyte Production- Hyundai Unveils “Rolling Lab” Test Vehicle- Hyundai Rotem Reveals Hydrogen Powered Tank
- Scout Surprises with EREV Option- VW Dealers Likely to Sue Scout- VW Labor Reps Could Scuttle Scout Plant- SAIC-GM Shows EREV-PHEV Powertrain- Bobby Allison Wins 1971 NASCAR Race - U.S. Ramps Up Lithium Mining Action- EU and China Still Negotiating Over EV Tariffs- Toyota Owners Keep Their Cars the Longest- AAA Tests Show AEB Improvements
- Tesla Q3 Earnings Stun Critics- Massive Lithium Deposit Discovered in Arkansas- Argentina Scales Back Lithium Production- VW Delays U.S. Launch of ID.7... Again- GM Delays EV Motor Produciton- CATL Develops Sodium Battery for PHEVs and EREVs- Stellantis Using Solid-State Batteries in Pilot- Stellantis Adds Moving Ground Plane Wind Tunnel- Hyundai and Renault Q3 Earnings- ICE and BEV Ford Transit Have Same Price
- Qualcomm Partners with Google and Launches New Chips- Ram Sales Up Significantly in October- Stellantis JV Starts Battery Module Production- Tesla Improves Autopilot Safety- Rivian Racks Up Most Safety Violations- Zeekr Reveals Waymo Robotaxi Vehicle- Chevy Launches $35,000 Equinox EV- Volvo Posts Mixed Q3 Earnings
- EU Market Sinking, But Tesla Has Blowout- GM North America Earnings Strong, Loses Money Everywhere Else- Hyundai India Sputters After IPO- Changan Targets 5 Million Cars a Year- Hyundai Aims for Fully Automated Assembly- Ford Updates Mach-E, Drops Price- UK Public Charging More Expensive Than Petrol- BYD Shark More Expensive Than Other Trucks in Brazil- China Deports VW Exec for Smoking Pot in Thailand
- China Wants to Shake U.S. and EU Auto-Grade Chip Dependence- Tesla FSD Delayed in China- Tesla Model Y Juniper Starts Production in China- Tesla Model Y Best Selling Vehicle in EU in September- Teslas Don’t Make Good Cop Cars- Q3 Earnings Start This Week- EU Subsidizes ICE By €45B a Year- Rivian and Bosch Sue Each Other- Forvia Lands Contracts with BYD, Xiaomi- Hyundai Mobis, Zeiss Partner on Full Windshield HUD
- Stellantis To Cut ICE Production to Meet EU CO2 Regs- EU OEMs Deliberately Wait For 2025 To Sell Cheaper EVs- CATL Q3 Earnings Miss Expectations- Hyundai, Lucid Sell More Stock to Raise Capital- U.S. EV Registrations Up 18% In August- Cybertruck Can Now Be Ordered with No Reservation- GM Using AI to Improve Software- Used Nissan Ariya EV Prices Plummet- Japanese OEMs To Cooperate on SDVs
- GM Invests in Battery Nano-Coating- Corvette ZR1 Officially Fastest American Car Ever- Big U.S. Investment in Battery Thermal Barriers- Stellantis Suspends More Vehicle Production- UK Drivers Don't Want EVs- Toyota Testing Humanoid Robots- Murano Gets Bold New Looks- Ferrari's Reveals Most Powerful Production Car Ever- WeRide Launches New Robotaxi Van- Pony.AI Planning U.S. IPO
- GM Secures 20-Year Lithium Supply- Lyten To Open $1B Battery Plant in Nevada- Stellantis’ Q3 Global Sales Plunge- Ram 1500 Production Expands to Mexico- Audi’s Brussels Plant Likely to Close- Honda Develops Games to Improve Driver Safety- Global Electrified Car Sales Post Big Gain- IEA Says World Is Shifting To “Age of Electricity”- Audi Launches New A3 Sportback PHEV- Ford Refreshes Equator Sport SUV
- BMW Wants ICE Ban Dropped- Stellantis In Favor of ICE Ban- Tariffs Could Speed Up EU Plant Closings- Leapmotor Launches New SUV in Europe- Ford Launches E-Van in EU- Ford Bronco Gets Stroppe Edition- Wolfspeed Ups U.S. Chip Production- Daimler Adds H2 Bus Stations in EU- DHL Gives Thumbs Up to Tesla Semi- GM Tactical Vehicle Looks Like EREV
- Mexico Develops Own EV- China Car Sales Grow in September- Baidu Robotaxi Beats Tesla Cybercab To Market - Fisker Gets Server Deal, Can Pay Creditors- Toyota To Support Haas F1- Kia Recycles Ocean Plastic- Renault 4 EV Debuts at Paris Auto Show- Alpine Unveils Electric Lineup- Skoda Enyaq EV Gets Rally-Car Treatment- Lynk and Co Shows Off Its Version of Volvo EX30- Citroen Ami Gets Off-Road Face Lift- BMW Partners with Toyota For FCEV in 2028
- Tesla to Sell Robotaxi for $30,000- CEO Carlos Tavares To Retire from Stellantis in 2026- Quartz Miner Resumes Operations- Nissan To Offer Bi-Directional Charging in the UK- GM Offering Energy Storage Solutions- Future of VW Plant in Germany Up in The Air- NEV Sales in China Up 51% Last Month- BMW Unveils Skytop Roadster
- Big Management Shakeup at Stellantis Expected- Stellantis Could Relocate U.S. Headquarters- Fisker's to Lose Cloud Connection- Automakers Make Progress with Seat Belt Reminders- GM NEVs Outsell ICEs in China for 1st Time - BMW's Q3 Sales Drop- Mercedes Hit by Poor Sales in EU and China- Ram EV Going to Europe- Toyota Off-Road Proofs Its Hybrid System- Renault Expands Twizy Market- Dacia Gets Bigger, Moves Upscale
- GM to Slash EV Costs By $6,000- Battle Between Stellantis and UAW Heats Up- Honda Shares Next-Gen EV Details- Volkswagen Reveals New Tayron SUV- Tesla China Sales Up 19% In September- Tesla to Build New “Baby” Model Y in Germany- BYD Tops 400,000 Monthly Sales For 1st Time- BYD To Pick Mexico Plant Site by End of The Year - Slow Public EV Charger Rollout Could Hurt EV Sales
- GM Killing Ultium EV Brand- Stellantis Files 8 New Lawsuits Against the UAW- High Prices Hurt PHEV Sales- China Ready to Retaliate Against EU EV Tariffs- Continental Closer to Spin Off- Nissan Joins Bi-Directional Charging JV- Toyota Develops Portable Hydrogen Cartridges- Lucid On Pace for Sales and Production Target- Chevy Silverado EV Retails for $75,000
- Stellantis Sues UAW Over Strike Threats- UAW May Strike GM Pickup Plant- Rivian Slashes Production Forecast- Toyota May Drop Pure ICE Vehicles in U.S.- Mercedes Teases New Electric Vans- GM Working to Make Super Cruise an L3 System- Fisker Under SEC Investigation- Fortescue Develops Fast Charger for Mining Trucks- Tesla Expands Supercharger Network- VW CEO Wants Tariff Exemption for Chinese OEMs- Trump Threatens 200% Tariff on Mexico Car Imports
- U.S. Port Strike Over- EU Votes to Impose Tariffs on Chinese-Made EVs- EV Battery Maker Northvolt Fighting to Survive- Czech Republic Wants to Soften EU CO2 Targets- Stellantis and Renault Deny Merger Rumors- Hyundai and Waymo Partner on Robotaxis- Tesla Running Into 4680 Battery Production Issues- Renault Unveils Hydrogen-Electric Concept- New Ford Expedition Revealed
- Sales and Value Dropping at Stellantis- Tesla Increases Worldwide Deliveries- U.S. Faces Another Chip Shortage- Linamar Hit by Hurricane Flood Damage- Long Port Strike Will Have Big Impact- EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs Have Enough Support- Toyota Invests Even More in VTOLs- ICE Price War Could Start in China- The Minivan Segment is Dying- Mercedes Allows Workers to Take EV Test Drives- Caterham and Yamaha Partner on Lightweight Sports Car
- New Material Prevents Thermal Runaway in Batteries- GM on Pace to Hit 200,000 EV Production Run Rate- Global Car Sales Weak- Subprime Auto Loan Defaults Rising- BMW Wants Germany To Vote No on China EV Tariffs- Xpeng Looking for EU Production Sites- Ford Cuts BlueCruise Price- Ford in Talks to Build EVs In India- Renault Adds In-Car Video Streaming- Skoda Launches New Elroq EV
- U.S. Dock Workers Go On Strike- Q3 U.S. Sales Forecast to Fall- Crucial Jeep Redesigns Still Years Away- Ford Offering Free Home Charger and Installation- Renault Teases All-New Renault 4- Fiat Extends 500e Production Stoppage- Police Using Tesla Cameras to Catch Criminals- OEM-Backed Software Marketplace Launching- Bruno Sacco, Mercedes Design Icon Passed Away
- VW Slashes Outlook- Stellantis Loses €6 Billion In Market Cap- Aston Martin Stock Plunges 28%- Dock Strike Could Hurt U.S. Auto Industry- Geely Readies Next-Gen PHEV- New Cadillac XT5 Debuts in China First- Wuling MPV EV Under $10,000- Nio Gets Big Cash Infusion- California Could Mandate Bi-Directional Charging- ICE Could Be Around for Rest Of 21st Century
- EU and China Agree to End EV Tariff Dispute- Dealers Want to Ease U.S. Emission Rules- VW Bringing Hybrids to U.S. Market- Jeep Considering Hybrids for U.S. Line-Up- Jeep Launches Avenger BEV in Japan- U.S. Car Sales Expected to Drop This Month- EV Startup Avatr Plans to Go Public- BYD Launches Shark Pickup in Panama- Kia Opens 1st Dedicated EV Plant- Hyundai Closer to U.S. EV Production
- South Korea Developing Its Own Battery Material Supplies- Ultra Fast Charging LFP Batteries- JLR Testing Recycled Batteries- Toyota Drops the Name PRIME from Its PHEVs- Audi-SAIC EV Launching Next Year- Used EV Sales Growing Fast- Legacy Auto Losing Talent to Outdated Practices- Mercedes Trying to Make Cars More Appealing to Chinese Consumers- Stellantis Launching Leapmotor EVs in Europe- Voyager Name Returns Again, Again- Ford Updates Hands-Free Driving System
- Volkswagen Threatened with Strikes in Germany- Canada “Absolutely” Considering China Software Ban- Rivian Launches Pre-Owned Program- Hyundai/Kia Partner with Samsung- Honda Teases New Passport’s Off-Road Capability- Uber and WeRide To Offer Robotaxi Rides in the UAE- SGMW Unveils Gull-Wing Concept Car - Luxeed’s Knock-Knock, Who’s There?- REE Auto Signs Production Deal with Roush
- Stellantis Looking for Replacement CEO- Stellantis Fires Back at UAW- VW Expects "Significant" Union Concessions- Buick Reveals Future Van Concept- Automakers Could Have to Stop Some Chinese Imports- Chinese Exports Likely to Rise Even More- Toyota Buys Back Huge Amount of Stock- Great Wall Develops Its Own Chips- Kia Launching Commercial Vans in Japan- VW Partners with Google on Gen-AI
- U.S. To Ban Chinese Connected and AV Cars- China Ban Blocks Mexico As Backdoor- Chinese Auto Suppliers Invest $7B In Mexico- China Car Dealers Lose $20 Billion- EV Startups Crushing Legacy OEMs In Technology- The Hague Bans ICE Advertising- VW Faces Pressure to Withdraw from China Plant- Automakers Axe 3M EVs From Future Plans- Mercedes Boosts Speed for Hands-Free Driving- Lutz’s Advice for Automakers
- VW Could Cut 30,000 Jobs in Germany- Germany Says It’s Up VW To Be Competitive- Nio Interested in Buying Audi’s Belgium Plant- Mercedes Lowers Profit Outlook for Second Time- EU Auto Stocks at Near-Record Lows- Lucid Turns to Detroit For Help - Silverado and Tundra Beating Up F-150 and Ram - Ford and Kia Boost Exports Out of China- U.S. Invests More in EV Battery Supply Chain - GM Cruise to Resume Silicon Valley AV Operations- U.S. DOT Pushes V2X Technology
- U.S. Rate Cut Could Accelerate Car Sales- EU Sales Fall 18%, EVs Plummet 44%- ACEA Calls for Immediate Emission Relief- Stellantis Fails to Sell China Plant Again- VW Closes China Plant- Waymo and Hyundai Team Up on AVs- ZF Turbocharges Fuel Cells, Sorta- ZF Supplying Ford EV Drives for Big Rigs- Chinese EV Pickup Truck Headed to Europe- VW Suspends ID.4 Production in the U.S.
- EU Auto Industry in Trouble- France Could Lose 50% Of Supplier Jobs- Continental Readies to Spin Off Auto Parts- Italy Says 2035 ICE Ban Could Destroy EU Industrial Base- Mercedes Gives Up on Denza Brand in China- Chinese OEMs Move into Vietnam, Dubai and Philippines- Toyota Refreshes Sienna Minivan- EV Batteries Degrade 1.8% a Year- 75% Of EV Batteries Could Use Child Labor Mining- Tesla Semi Uses 1.6 kWh per Mile- Plunging Nickel Prices Threaten LFP- BMW, Ford, Honda Team Up for Bi-Directional Charging
- $25,000 Tesla Finally on the Way?- Silicon Valley Turns Against Musk and Tesla- Scout SUV Still 3 Years Away- Electric Charger Daytona Officially On Sale- Dodge Durango Could Move to Mexico- OEMs Want Nippon Steal, Not Cleveland Cliffs- BYD Dominating Chinese Market- Theory 1 is Lotus' Lightweight EV- ADAS Leads to Driver Distraction- 1st All-Electric RS Performance Model from Audi- Chevy BrightDrop Undercuts Rivian Price
- U.S. EV Sales Shoot Up 18%- UAW Threatens Stellantis With National Strike- UAW-VW Contract Bargaining Will Be Intense- 50,000 Gallons of Water Needed in Tesla Semi Fire- Meet Renault’s 1st SDV, The Estafette- Ford Ranger PHEV Specs- Xpeng Intros 800-kW EV Chargers- Wuling Mini EV Gets Design Refresh- Toyota Readies bZ3C EV For China - Renault’s Horse Lands EREV Contract - Uber Using AVs From Waymo, GM Cruise
- U.S. Locks in Chinese Tariff Hikes- GM to Buy EV Batteries Made in U.S. With CATL Technology- Russia May Impose New Tariffs on Chinese Cars- Chinese Automakers Continue Global Expansion- EU OEMs Want Two-Year Delay For 2025 Emission Targets- Driving and Congestion Increase in The U.S.- GM and EVgo Plan More Public Fast Chargers- Volvo Gets Out of Car Subscription Business- Used EV Prices Down 25%
- GM and Hyundai Going to Collaborate- Stellantis' Dealers Attack CEO- Stellantis Lacks Safety Ambition- Denso Building Unmanned Assembly Plant- Nuro Drops AV Pods to License Tech- Nissan Trying to Get Inventory Under Control- Fiat Cuts 500e Production- VW Gives New Taos More Power- 1st Level 4 Passenger AV
- Ford in Talks to Return to India- Ford Pays EV Owners to Not Charge During Peak Hours- Lucid Teases New Mid-Size Model- Honda Retools Ohio Plants to Make ICEs, Hybrids and BEVs- Stellantis Prepares U.S. Plants for Electrified and ICE Models- VW Paves Way for Job Cuts in Germany- Europe Faces Overcapacity Issues- NHTSA Proposes New Pedestrian Safety Rules- Renault Measures Road Noises to Determine Road Conditions- DS Creates Concept Inspired By 1970’s Citroen
- EU Lowers China EV Tariff Again- BMW Cuts Its Profit Forecast- Audi's 1st China-Sourced EV Coming in 2025- Audi's Most Aerodynamic Car Ever- BYD Aiming to Sell 4 Million Units- GM Ramping Up BrightDrop Production- Intel Could Sell More of Mobileye- Rivian Launches 1st Referral Program- Mercedes SSB Will be Ready Before 2030
- GAC Develops Fast Charging PHEV- Car Buyers Less Likely to Purchase an EV- U.S. Faces EV Charger Shortage- Kia Delays EV9 Ramp-Up in The U.S.- German EV Sales Plunge 69% In August- EU Automakers Face €15 Billion In CO2 Fines- Italy Wants to Soften EU EV Sales Goals - Hybrids Boost Platinum Demand- Dodge Tests Axial Flux Motors in Racing
- Toyota Cuts EV Production by One-Third- Japan Invests $2.4 Billion In EV Battery Production- VW Slashes EV Battery Production- Waymo Makes Safety Data Public- Renault Gives Free Stock to Employees- Renault Restomods 1970’s Classic- China Car Sales Dip For 5th Straight Month- BYD 3rd Best-Selling Brand Globally in July- BYD Introduces New PHEV with 2,000KM Range- Hyundai Updates Ioniq 5- Genesis G80 Refreshed
- U.S. EV Effort Suffers Setback- U.S. August Sales Up Strongly, Probably- Germany in Industrial Decline?- India Says No EV Incentives Needed- Why Public Chargers Never Hit Peak Output- Tesla to Launch FSD in China, EU- Volvo, Geely Benefit from Shared Platform
- VW Only Has 2 Years to Turn Things Around- Germany To Revive EV Subsidies- Mercedes S-Class Sales Plunge Globally- U.S. Dockworkers Threaten Strike- BYD and SAIC Eye Mexican Market- Stellantis Shows FCEV Van- Nissan Updates the Armada- EVs More Popular with Active Drivers Than ICEs- Jeep Names New Head of North America- Geely Offers Free Ice Cream for A Test Drive- Ford Extends Mach-E and Maverick Lifecycles
- VW Shocks Germany with Plant Closing Warning- Ex-VW CEO Faces Diesel Fraud Trial- UAW Raises Threaten Supplier Jobs- Cash-for-Clunkers Boosts China's NEV Sales- BYD Charges $13K More for PHEV SUV in China- STLA Says Thanks But No Thanks to Chrysler's Grandson- Volvo Joins the Central Compute Club- EX90 is Volvo's Flagship EV- Audi Q5 Adopts New PPC Platform- Aston Reveals All-New V12 Vanquish
- GM Puts Brightdrop Inside Chevrolet- Chinese NEVs Rated Better Than Foreign Ones- GM Faces Class Action Over Faulty Transmissions- BYD Hires Former FCA Exec- Audi Hires New Head of Sales from Porsche- GM Adds Another Apple Exec to Software Unit- Lexus Design Goes Radical- BYD Jumps into Minivan Segment- Like to Swim? Why Not Tow Your Pool?- Walter P.’S Grandson Wants to Buy Chrysler
- Chinese EV Stock Prices Take a Nosedive- Polestar Posts Another Big Loss- EV Registrations Down Sharply in Europe- JD Power Lowers Its EV Sales Forecast- ChargePoint Improving Reliability with AI- Hyundai Taking Tesla-Like Approach- Brand Loyalty Highest in 4 Years- Techs Can Help Sell More Service Repair- 2 Tellurides Come with Ticket to Jail
- U.S. August SAAR Falls To 15.2M- BYD Profits Up 33% Despite Price War- Li Auto Profits Plummet 52%- Hyundai Doubles Down on EREVs- GM and Samsung Finalize Battery Plant Deal- Another Aussie Takes Top Design Position- Lexus ID’s Body Structure as A Weakness- Acura Refreshes the RDX- VW Misses Cost Cutting Goals- 3 Chinese OEMs To Manufacture in Algeria- Xpeng Hunts for EU Plant- Mercedes Pure Speed Headed to Limited Production
- Tesla Can Sue Over Direct Sales Ban- Continental Closer to Spinning Off Automotive Division- Consumer Reports Ranks Best Used Car Brands and Models- Huawei Lands Contract with BYD Brand- Huawei Loses $3-4,000 Per Car- BMW and Toyota Expand Hydrogen Partnership- BMW Removes Humans from Automated Paint Shop- GM and Ford Want Their Own Banks- Fisker EV Charger Fire Sale
- GAC Sets 30,000 PRM Benchmark for EV Motors- Neta 1st to Use CATL's EV Skateboard- LFP Batteries Degrade Faster at High Charges- U.S. OEMs Ask Government to Go Easier on Chinese Tariffs- Canada to Put 100% Tariff on Chinese EVs- China Threatens to Retaliate Against EU Tariffs- South Korean Regs to Counter Battery Fires- Ford Beefs Up Bronco Sport with Sasquatch
- China’s Pushes Big into Humanoid Robots- Used EV Sales Up 70%- VW Slashed Battery Plans- Italy Warns Stella To Build Battery Plant, Or Else- Wuling Sales Up 30% On Cash for Clunkers- GM Cruise Partners with Uber- UK Car Owners Oblivious to ADAS- Hyundai Window Film Extends EV Range- Geely Reports $1.5B H1 Profit- Avatr’s Impressive EREV Engine Specs- Next Corvette Will Top the ZR1
- Stellantis Says UAW Can't Strike Over Belvedere Delay- Tavares Spending More Time at Chrysler Group- Stellantis Hires Manufacturing VP Away From Rivian- Ford Axes 3-Row EV, EREV to Follow?- BYD Narrows Choices for Mexican Plant Site- Lucid Preparing 3 More Models- XPeng Develops Camera-Based Level 3 System- NIO Will Share Charging Revenue with New Partners- Chinese OEMs Spread Across the World- BMW EVs Outsell Tesla in the EU- Updated Escalade Starts at $89,590- Cadillac Launching $5,000 Shoes
- Lithium Prices Will Continue to Fall- Hybrid Owners More Satisfied Than ICE and EV Owners- Mazda Has U.S. Incentive Problem- U.S. Vehicle Incentives Climbing- China Ready to Retaliate Against EU Tariffs- Rivian Gets OK for Plant Expansion- VW I.D. BUZZ Starts at $61,500- Volvo XC90 Getting Substantial Refresh- GMC Adds AT4 Trim to Yukon for 1st Time- Sierra EV Starts Hitting Customer Hands- FAW-VW Sign Deal for Humanoid Robots
- EU Lowers New China-Made EV Tariff- GM Laying Off Software Workers- UAW Threatens to Strike at Stellantis- Waymo Testing Brand-New Robotaxi- Hyundai Group #2 in U.S. EV Market- Huawei Gets Billion Dollar Auto Investment- Chevy Tahoe Starts at $91K in China- Mercedes Cuts S-Class Production Due to Slow Sales
- U.S. Wants More Vehicles That 'Talk' to Each Other- Toyota Could Go Hybrid-Only in the U.S.- Porsche Expands Hybrid Battery Production- Mercedes-AMG SL63 Gets Maybach Touch- EVs Outpace Overall U.S. Market- EU Tariffs Have Big Impact on Chinese Sales- Stellantis Has Too Many Pentastar V6s- New Hybrid Temerario Replaces Huracan- Cadillac Concept Previews Future EV V-Series Cars
- OMG! A 4-Door Mustang?- EV Sales Growing Strong in Brazil- SAE J2954 Sets Wireless EV Charging Standard- Acura EV Concept Signals New Design Direction- Leapmotor Revenue Leaps 52%- Rivian Pauses Amazon Van Production- Natron Energy Builds Sodium-Ion Battery Plant- Lincoln Navigator Gets Needed Refresh
- Oil Supply Could Turn to A Glut- NHTSA Closes Tesla Investigation- NHTSA Closes Toyota Investigation- Traffic Fatalities Up, Even with All That ADAS - U.S. Used Car Prices Falling- EU EV Residual Values Dropping- How to Compete with China on AAH Today- Polestar Starts U.S. Assembly- Polestar to Increase U.S. Dealers By 75%- Jeep Re-Prices as Sales Drop- Lack of Hybrid Hurts Nissan Rogue- EV Battery Makers Turn to Storage
- Hyundai To Build EREV Pickup in U.S.- UAW Files Complaint Against Trump, Musk- Is Zeekr Coming with New Models Too Quickly?- Zeekr Claims 10 Minute 80% Charge Time- South Korea Wants OEMs To I.D. Batteries in EVs- NACS Improves Charging Satisfaction- WeRide AVs Get California OK for Passengers- U.S. and EU Lack Materials for EV Batteries- EV Prices Inch Up- Owls Inspire EV Cooling Fan
- GM Laying Off Workers in China- EV Sales Tank Without Incentives- Donald Trump Mellowing On EVs- VW Delays More EVs Again- GMC Gives New Terrain Truck Inspired Design- Global EV Sales Make Significant Gain- Nissan Dealer Profits Plunge- BYD Launching All-Electric Hot-Hatch- BYD Dominates China's PHEV Market- Ford Offers Free At-Home Charging
- Tesla Drops Base Cybertruck- U.S. EV Sales Forecast Lowered- Ram Drops 1500 Classic- Jaguar Could Be Out of Cars for A Year- Porsche Turns to China for UX- Acura Unveils EV Concept- CATL Opens New Car Showroom- Dongfeng EREV Starts At $18,331- Changan Unveils EREV Pickup/SUV- Wuling EREV Starts At $6,500- HiPhi Files for Bankruptcy in China
- China Files WTO Complaint Over EU Tariffs- F1 Owner Under U.S. DOJ Investigation- Toyota Makes Changes to Avoid Certification Issues- CATL Dominates Global EV Battery Market- Great Wall Motor SUV Gets a Diesel Engine- BYD Updates Seal Sedan- Stellantis Boosts Investment in eVTOLs- Archer Aviation to Launch Air-Taxi Network in LA- Drivers Need to Change Cabin Air Filter More Often
- EV Push Will Hurt Plant Output- China NEVs Top 50% Market Share- MG Announces Mexico Plant and R and D Center- Honda Supplying Yamaha with EV Motorcycles- BMW Calls E-Fuels "Bogus Solution"- BMW Makes Seat without Support Structures- Dodge Reveals Pricing for 1st EV- EV Charger Status Often Wrong
- Rivian Burns Through Cash to Prepare for New Models- Honda Posts Record $3.3 Billion Operating Profit- Honda Launches New EV In China- BMW Tests Humanoid Robots in South Carolina- Mercedes Goes After Counterfeit Parts Makers- Waymo Expands Service in California- Software Upgrade Cuts Hyundai and Kia Thefts in Half- Ford Launches New Explorer Police Vehicle
- Lucid Gets New Billion Dollar Saudi Investment- Continental Wants to Spin Off Automotive Operations- Nissan Offers Buyouts to U.S. Salaried Workers- Special Paint Keeps Cars Cooler- EVs and ICEs Could Hit Breakeven Point Next Year- Dongfeng Close to Deal for Italian Plant- Mercedes EQS Gets More Chinese Competition- Humanoid Robots Being Trained to Make Cars
- U.S. To Ban Chinese Connected Car Technology- Oak Ridge Achieves Wireless EV Charging Record- Samsung Makes Progress with Solid-State Batteries- AC Cars Introduces Hardtop Cobra for First Time Ever- BYD Sets Monthly Sales Record- Tesla’s Made-In-China Sales Up in July- Mercedes Receives L4 Testing Approval in China- Infineon Says EV Sales Rebound “Not Yet in Sight”- Intel Slashes 15,000 Jobs
- Audi Is a Damaged Brand in China- U.S. July Sales Inch Up- Fisker, Jaguar Hurt Magna Earnings- Volvo Up in Europe, Down in China- Nio and Li Auto See Sales Skyrocket in China- Mobileye Drops on Softening ADAS Market- Toyota GR Corolla Gets Automatic- Toyota Gets Stella CV for EU- Top GM Employees Can Make More Money- BYD Customers Mad About Price Cuts
- Musk Vs. Maduro- Volvo Calls New Software Acquisition "Crucial"- Citroen's Cheap Chinese EV Competitor Delayed- Ford Hopes for More Street-Cred with New Maverick Lobo- Update Makes Mach-E GT Faster Than Tesla and Porsche- Ford Running Into More Delays with NACS Adapter- Toyota Sales Down, But Earnings Up- VW Falling Behind Toyota in Sales- BMW's Sales and Earnings Drop- JLR Has Jolly Good Quarter- U.S. Sales Forecast to Rise- 1st Lucid Gravity Rolls Off the Production Line- Roadster Replace More Extreme Model S Plaid
- Kia To Build Pickup in U.S.- Ford Maverick Gets Major Overhaul- Uber and BYD Cut 100,000 EV Deal- Toyota Gets Its Hand Slapped…Again- Recaro Files for Bankruptcy- Ford BlueCruise Now Available Across EU- Audi’s All New A6 EV- Cadillac Upgrades CT5-V Blackwing- Stellantis Enticing More U.S. Employees to Leave- Two Stellantis Execs Land at Goodyear
- PHEVs Selling Faster Than BEVs- Chinese EVs Take EU By Storm- Tesla Recalls 1.8 Million Cars- Wall Street Analyst Almost Crashes with FSD- Stellantis Could Sell Maserati- BYD Slashes SUV Price By $7,000- GM Eyes Brazil for Blazer EV- Dangers of Deep Sea Mining for EV Materials- XPeng Readies to Launch Robotaxi
- Gen AI Deepfake Almost Scams Ferrari- Akio Toyoda Worried About Losing His Job- Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi Band Together Against Toyota Juggernaut- Nissan Cuts Production on Soft Sales- Geely Adds Yet Another Brand- Tesla Adds Giant Data Center in Austin- Cybertruck Range Extender Needs Tech to Install- 2-Cycle Engine Eyed as Perfect Range Extender - China Car Sales Down in July- Xiaomi On Pace to Build 100K EVs This Year
- Mercedes’ Q2 Earnings Drop- GM Takes $600 Million Hit from Cruise Origin- GM Could Start Closing Plants in China- Stellantis To Cut Production and Prices in North America- Tavares Warns Stellantis Could Drop Brands - Chevy Reveals All-New Corvette ZR1- China Boosts “Cash for Clunkers” Incentives- More Chinese OEMs Set Up Shop in Europe- Legacy Automaker EVs Outperform Tesla in J.D. Power Study- Tesla Warns Against Wet Towel Charging Trick
- Auto Industry Has Rough Quarter- Honda Brings E-Clutch Tech to the U.S.- Honda Cuts Production in China- Toyota Considers 4-Day Work Week in Japan- Cariad Can't Keep Up with China- Volvo Backs Off EV-Only Mandate- Volvo to Stop Sharing Vehicle Margins- SAIC Expects to Transport 1 Million Cars a Year- Geely Increases Overseas Sales Target
- Tesla Profit Tanks- GM Delays Electric Pickup Production Again- Waymo Gets $5 Billion Cash Infusion- Vogt Blasts GM for Axing Cruise Origin- LG Energy Signs Battery Deal with Chinese Companies- Tula Boosts EV Motor Efficiency- Most Fleet Operators Want to Add EVs- Mitsubishi Focuses on North America To Drive Growth- Xiaomi To Build Electric Supercar- Avatr Adds EREVs To Lineup in China- Honda Updates Civic Si
- Windrose to Build Tesla Semi Look-Alike in U.S.- Optimus Could be Delayed- EV Production 40-45% Below OEM Expectations- Renault's CEO Wants EV Regulation Delay- Tavares Says Stellantis Ready to Fight Chinese EVs- BYD and Forvia Also Team Up in Europe- Berkshire Hathaway Sells Off More BYD Shares- Bosch Looks Beyond the Automotive Industry- GM's Q2 Earnings Up- GM Gives Up on Cruise Origin- Cadillac Sollei Could Be More Than a Concept
- LG Halts Battery Plant Construction for GM- Stellantis Celebrates 1 Year with LG- BMW Sacrifices Sales for Profits in China- India Car Market to Hit 20 Million/Year By 2047- Stellantis Pays Fines for Missing U.S. Fuel Economy Standards- Xiaomi Wants Nurburgring Record for EVs- Tesla Offers Free Paint If You Buy FSD- Not Enough Lithium? No, There’s Too Much- Rivian Converts Old Gas Station to EV Station- Ford Extends Tesla Adapter Giveaway
- Trump to UAW’s Fain You’re Fired!- Trump Welcomes Chinese Auto Plants in U.S.- Ford Axes EVs, Adds Super Duty to Oakwood Assembly- GM Sinking Fast in China- Is China’s Price War Ending?- Tesla Sales Drop in California…- …And Across the U.S.- Many Chinese Don’t Like Robotaxis- VI-Grade Unveils Virtual Proving Ground - New Land Cruiser Debuts in China as The Prado
- EV Chargers Will Outnumber Gas Stations Soon- Battery Recycling Growing Fast- Magna Loses Jaguar, Looks to Chinese- Tesla Could Drop 4680 Battery Cells- Hybrids Drive EU Sales Growth- Volvo Posts Record Profit- VW Launches New EV Sub-Brand in China- Startup Claims Most Efficient EV Motor- BYD Making ADAS Standard on More Affordable Models
- U.S. Repos Surging- Biden Admin to Shut Door on Chinese Connected Car Tech- Valeo To Sell 3 Facilities in France- CDK Paid Hackers $25 Million- CATL Battery Lasts For 2 Million KM - Cybertruck Gets Jumpseats, Bike Protector- Fisker Dumping Oceans For $16,500- EU to Lower Tariffs on VW, BMW EVs From China- Cadillac Escalade Gets Major Refresh
- GM Backs Off 1 Million EV Goal by 2025- Lyriq Now #2 in Cadillac Sales- Forecasts BEVs to Hit 50% U.S. Sales by 2030- Cyberattack Cost Dealers $1 Billion- Lucid Claims Most Efficient EV- Stellantis Sues Another Supplier- Stellantis To Sell Recycled Oil- TotalEnergies to Install 3,000 Chargers in UK- With New A5 Audi Has No Coupe or Convertible- Chinese Suppliers Race Into Mexico- Suddenly EREVs Make A Lot of Sense
- Honda Outsells Stellantis In U.S.- VinFast To Build EV Plant in Indonesia- Germany To Sit Out China Tariff Vote- SAIC Wants Assembly Plant in EU- China Files Against U.S. IRA With WTO- EVs Cheaper to Own Than ICE- Bollinger Appoints Jim Taylor as CEO- China EV Price War Spreads to ICE Cars- China EV Aces NCAP Crash Test
- Italy Could Confiscate Brands from Stellantis- Tesla Robotaxi Delayed Two Months - More VW Software Delays- Rivian Can’t Get IRA Money Thanks to UAW- Goodwood’s Best Eye Candy- Jaguar Drops Everything But F-Pace- Nissan Axes All U.S. Sedans Except Sentra- Gazoo Tweaks The 86- New EPA Rules Favor OEMs With PHEVs, Hybrids
- Most China EVs Lose Money- Connected Cars Fall Short of Revenue Hopes- IIHS Says Lane Centering Not Safer- Ford Capri Has More Range Than VW Counterpart- BMW Trounces Mercedes, Audi in EVs- OPEC Living in Fantasyland- BYD Preps Premium SUV for European Market- Gen AI Can Catch Defects Early
- U.S. EVs Up Strong, Set Sales Record- Hyundai Accused of Falsifying EV Sales- UAW’s Shawn Fain Under Investigation- Foreign Automakers Make Most Cars in U.S.- VW May Close EU Plant for First Time Ever- NEV Hot, ICE Not, In China- China Plants Only At 58% Utilization- 10th Anniversary of Corvette Sinkhole
- Mercedes Halts Battery Capacity Expansion- Stellantis Offering More Hybrids in Europe- BYD Spending $1 Billion on New Turkey Plant- Ford Capri Coming Back as MEB-Based EV- Lucid Boosts Sales But With Big Discounts- A Motorcycle That Can Run on CNG or Gas- Natrion Makes Solid State Easy- Mazda Gives CX-50 a Hybrid
- Anti-Musk Lawyers Want $7B In Fees- Tesla Stock on A Tear- EU Tariffs Hit China EV Exports- BMW Wants Lower Tariffs on Chinese Mini- CDK Hack Hurts U.S. Car Sales- EVs and Hybrids Up Strong in U.S.- Stellantis Loses Another Top Exec- Legacy Suppliers Key to Tesla 48v System- Not Enough Copper to Make EVs- Ampere Pioneers Pouch-To-Pack Tech- Aramco Buys 10% Of Renault’s HORSE- Waymo Hits AV Milestone- NASCAR Demonstrates 1,300HP Electric
- VW Tested Rivian Zonal Compute in Audis- Does VW Need Cariad Anymore?- Rivian Designs Out Tons of Cost- EVs Save $10,000 Per 100,000 Miles- Buy A Honda FCEV, Get A $30,000 Check- J.D. Power IQS Rates Ram Best- Toyota To Debut AV System in China- Audi Started F1 Development Two Years Ago- By 2030, 1 Of Every 3 Vehicles Will Be Chinese- Genesis Updates Electrified G80 Sedan
- VW Partners with Another Chinese Automaker- Renault Reveals Geely-Based Grand Koleos- Mercedes Spends More on ICEs Than Planned- Little Growth for Western Automakers in China- Big Incentives Boost EV Sales- Rimac Creates New AV Company Called Verne- Volvo Delays EX30 in the U.S.- Car Payments Up Nearly 20% in 2 Years- Hyundai Shows Sub-25,000 Euro Inster
- Rivian Hits Paydirt With Massive VW Investment- Rivian Hints At 5 Future Models- Tesla Drops Under 50% U.S. EV Market Share- CDK Cyberattack Lasts Longer Than Expected- U.S. June Sales At 16.2 Million SAAR- Revealed The Last Pontiac Concept Car- GM-SAIC Use Robots for Car Testing- Bentley Unleashes Most Powerful Model Ever- CATL Flies 4-Ton Electric Plane
- Stellantis Warns It Could Abandon UK Market- ONE Gets Lifeline from Foxconn- Automakers Say No to High-Speed AEB- BYD Struggling to Sell EVs in Japan- XPeng Says 2025 is ChatGPT Moment for AVs- CDK Cyberattack Hurts Financials of Dealer Groups- BlackSuit is Hacker Group Behind CDK Hack- VW Updates Jetta- Rivian Slashes Manufacturing Costs- U.S. Consumers Want to Own Their Vehicle Data
- China to EU, Drop Tariffs…Or Else- China Car Exports Up 26% In 2024- Russia Car Dealers Upset at Chinese OEMs- Cyberattack Still Disrupting Car Dealers- Bosch #1 Auto Supplier Last Year- Ford, Rivian and Hyundai EVs Tackle Pikes Peak- Ferrari Launches New Facility to Make EVs- F1 and Amazon Use Generative AI to Enhance Race Broadcasts- China Car Execs Turn to Livestreaming to Lure Customers
- Chinese EV Makers Got $230 Billion In Subsidies- China Sales Down, NEVs Up- Canada Considers China Tariffs- BYD to Create 10,000 Jobs in Mexico- BYD Selling Car Insurance- Bugatti’s Over-The-Top Tourbillon- Nio Unveils 4th-Gen Swap Stations- BMW Scraps $2B Northvolt Deal- ZF Airbag for Level-3 Cars- Porsche Opens Full Scale Climate Wind Tunnel
- Cyber Attack Shuts Down CDK's Dealer Management System- Dealers Profit $4,500 Per Car- European Market Struggles in May- EV Sales Pick Up in the U.S.- Huawei Has Huge AV Team- XPeng Claims Best EV Aerodynamics- Lucid Files for 'Ocean' Trademark- Ford Bringing Back Dealer Credit Program- Tesla Batteries Easily Last 200K Miles
- D3 Get Out of China, ASAP!- Akio Toyoda Sees Slipping Shareholder Support- Chinese OEMs Call for EU Import Tariffs- China Building LFP Supply Chain in Morocco- New BMW X3 Goes Hybrid Only- Land Rover Freelander Becomes China-Only Brand- To Hell with Emissions Fines, Wrangler V8 Comes Back- Ferrari EV To Cost €500,000- Tyromer Can Recycle Any Tire
- Fisker Files for Bankruptcy- 2nd Leapmotor Car for EU Will Have Lidar- Tesla Roadster Delayed Again- GM Pushes Back Cruise Origin Production- GM's Orion Plant Could Sit Idle for 3 Years- Dacia Moving Up Segment- Porsche Creating Battery Digital Twin- Magna Gets Order for Swivel Seats- China's Charging Rates Explained- BMW Implements Giant Autonomous Robot- Sony and Honda Getting Ready to Launch Afeela
- China Approves FSD Testing for Tesla- 1 Million EV Overcapacity in N. America- Mini Hit with EU’s Highest China Tariff- China NEV Exports to Mexico Up 443% By Value- Fiat Panda Offers Hybrid and BEV Choices - Stellantis Says ‘Back to Work!’- Tony Roma To Head Corvette Program- 917 Dragon Armor Edition Is Wild Chinese SUV- Lucid Air Now Gets 5 Miles Per kWh
- Tesla Model Y #1 World Seller- Stellantis Pivots Sourcing to Low-Cost Countries- Fast Chargers Don’t Hurt Batteries- Ford Allows All Its Dealers to Sell EVs- Shareholders Approver Musk Pay Package. He May Not Get It- Canadian Steals Tesla Secrets- EU Warranty Costs Up Sharply- 4 Most Expensive Cars to Maintain- UAW’s Boyer Hits Back at Fain- Smart Unveils Mid-Size SUV
- 46% of EV Owners Want to Go Back to ICE- China EV Investors Shrug Off EU Tariffs- France Calls for More China Tariffs- Big Oil and Corn Join Forces to Oppose EV Regs- Honda Converts Kei Van to Pure EV- Honda and Mitsubishi Offer Battery Lease- Chinese Brands Outsell American Brands- Alpine Unleashes EV Hot Hatch- Ford Skunkworks Up to 300 Employees- BMW Refreshes 2 Series Coupe- BYD Has the Most Employees on Payroll
- EU Slaps Up To 38% Tariff on Chinese EVs- GM Slashes EV Production Target- GM Invests Additional $850 Million Into Cruise- NEVs Account For 47% Of Chinese Car Market- Used EV Prices Now Below Used Gas Cars- IIHS Survey Finds Drivers Ok with Speed Limiters- U.S. Car Buyers Claim $1 Billion In EV Tax Incentives- Renault Forms Hydrogen Mobility Partnership- Daimler Truck and Kawasaki To Develop Liquid Hydrogen Supply
- Justice Dept Investigates UAW's Shawn Fain- Turkey Slaps 40% Tariff on Chinese Cars- Japan OEMs Losing S.E. Asia to China- Russia Buys Most of China ICE Exports- Chinese OEMs Race to Beat Tesla's FSD- Hyundai Teases Compact EV- BYD Breaks Into Top 10 Global Automakers- How BMW Avoided Software Issues- OEMs Ignore South African EV Push
- Cadillac Considers a Hypercar- What’s the Next Big Body Style?- People Prefer EVs That Sound Like IC Engines- Nissan Gives Bolt Owners $1,000 To Switch- Porsche Offers EV Owners $4,500 To Switch- EU Countries Want Chinese Assembly Plants- Volvo Shifts Some EVs From China to EU- Volvo Recalls EX30 On Software Glitches- We Drive 4 Chinese EVs- Report Card Data Available For $45- Elon Musk Channels His Inner Henry Ford
- 75% of Wrangler 4xe Buyers New to Jeep- Shareholders Tell Porsche To Back Off EV Blitz- Lyft Sees Sunny Days Ahead- Rivian Makes Massive Upgrades to R1- Volvo EX30 Off to Good Start- Daimler Launches Military Trucks- Biden Admin Allows More PHEVs- 300-Mile BEVs Now Cheaper Than Average ICE- Stellantis Has Highest Profit Margin
- Virginia Backs Out of California EV Mandate- New York Axes City Congestion Plan- Republican Group Wants to Ban CATL and Gotion- J.D. Power Finds EV Charging Getting Better- Zoox Expanding Robotaxi Testing- Mercedes to Use Chinese AV Tech- GM-SAIC Develop AV Validation Process- ZF Packages Airbag Into Steering Wheel Rim- Mercedes Dethrones Tesla with Profit/Car- Toyota Expands Crown Lineup
- Tavares Tells Suppliers to Cut Prices…Or Else- Manchin Urges Automakers to Sue Treasury Department- Li Auto Slashes Sales Forecast…Again- Nio Gets Approval For 3rd China Factory- Volvo Kicks Off Production of Electric EX90 In U.S.- Musk Asks Nvidia To Send Chips to X and xAI Instead of Tesla- Ford’s EV and Hybrid Sales Up 65% In May- BAIC and Zeekr Get Approval to Test L3 Systems in China- BMW Unveils New 1-Series- VW Expands ID.7 Lineup in Europe- Autoline’s 2024 Industry Report Card
- U.S. SAAR Tops 16 Million for 1st Time This Year- Japanese OEMs Falsify Safety Tests- Great Wall Shuts German HQ- Great Wall Sales Slow in China- Toyota Slowly Ramps Up EV Sales- GM Appoints Ex-Apple Execs to Software Unit- BYD Moves Into the Caribbean- Polestar Scrambles to Avoid U.S. Tariffs- Ford Explorer EV Production Kicks Off- Ford to Open Michigan Central Train Station
- UAW’s Shawn Fain Is “Election Denier”- Biden To Appoint Fain To Export Council- China EV Sales Soar in May- U.S. and EU OEMs Run to China for Help- More Opposition to Elon’s $56 Billion Payday- Jeep Wagoneer To Get Ram EREV- Ford to Offer Eyes-Off In 2026- EV Vans Can Save €8,700/Yr In Fuel - F-150 Lightning Supertruck To Race at Pike’s Peak- Hyundai Ioniq 5 N to Race at Pike’s Peak - Dongfeng Using Robot Workers
- Only 20% of Americans Want an EV- Ford's Hybrids More Profitable Than ICE- Renault, Geely Join Forces to Make ICEs- EU Invests in Fuel Cell Vehicles- Hyundai Sued Over Child Labor- Jeep Launches 1st EV for U.S. Market- Subaru WRX tS Gets Performance Tweaks- DS Adds Armored SUV to Lineup- Renault Turning to Chinese to Develop Cheap EVs
- Tavares Warns Supply Base Must Shift to Low-Cost Countries- Jeep to Unveil $25,000 EV for U.S.- EU Delays Decision of Chinese Tariffs- Musk Could Become Trump Advisor- OEM EV Charger Effort Slow Out of the Gate- Nissan Still Struggling with Takata Recall- Zeekr 007 Spanks Porsche and Tesla- Archer VTOL Gets Big Sale in Korea- Genesis Turning to Lucid for EV Motors
- BYD, Geely IC Engines Hit 46% Thermal Efficiency- ICE Is Very Inefficient- VinFast To Delay U.S. Plant Longer - EU and China Negotiate to Avoid Trade War- Cadillac Optiq Targets Global Market- BMW 3 Series Goes Hybrid-Only- China Invests in Solid-State Batteries- ZF Appoints Holdmann To Run Americas- Kenworth’s Super-Slick Class-8 Semi- Ford Teases Lightning-Based Super Truck
- UAW Asks NLRB to Void Mercedes Vote- EVs Poised for U.S. Growth Spurt- Porsche Struggles to Sell EVs in China- BMW Tones Down Massive Kidney Grille- Nissan to Use Gigacastings- Toyota Develops Carbon-Free IC Engines- Magna Steyr Courts Chinese OEMs- Brazil #1 for Chinese NEV Imports- BYD Open 100th Dealership in Brazil- FAW to Make EVs in Egypt- Renault Makes a Mobile Health Center
- Stellantis Pays Dealers to Order New Cars- 2024 Sales Incentives More Than Double- Lucid Drops 400 More Empolyees- Tesla Cuts Model Y Production in China 20%- Tesla Needs Styling Updates- What OEMs Are Spending on R and D- Volvo Truck Tests Diesel Engines Running on Hydrogen- BMW Uses 3D Printed Parts to Run Robots Faster- VW Clubsport is One Wicked Hot Hatch- J.D. Power Sees 1.6 Million U.S. EV Sales
- Young Americans Very Open to Chinese Cars- EU Divided Over Chinese EV Tariffs- Ferrari Says EU Should Be More Pushy, Less Complacent - Kia Sees Solid Sales with EV3- Insurance Companies Total More Vehicles- VW Delays ID.7 in North America- AMG Mythos is Stunning Roadster- Jeep Wagoneer S Out Drags Tesla Model Y- Tesla Opens Battery Factory in Shanghai
- Average U.S. Car Now 12.6 Years Old- U.S. Auto Insurance Rates Soar- New China Import Tariff Could Hurt EU Automakers- EU Car Sales Up 12% In April- A Look Inside the Brains of The Tesla Cybertruck’s Battery- Ford F-150 Updates- Ford Tells Dealers to Halt EV Investments- BYD Launches Double-Decker Bus in London
- Tesla Model 2 Coming in 20 Months- Nissan, Li Auto Postpone EV Intros- China Increases Dominance of EV Raw Materials- EV Owners Want Safe Charging Stations- Ford Pro's Latest EV Van- London Electric Launches EV Van in China- BMW, Volvo, VW Group Face Sales Ban in U.S.- Toyota Planning PHEV Tundra and Sequoia?- Tesla FSD Now Semi Hands-Free- Tesla Keeps Hiding Easter Eggs
- Mercedes Workers Reject the UAW- BYD Workers Strike Over $5,000/Year Pay- Kuniskis Retires from Dodge- Tesla EU Sales Are 44% Fleet - Honda Offers Fuel Cells for Class 8- Baidu Launches $28,000 EV Robotaxi- Baidu Considers Using Tesla’s Robotaxi - Ford and Stellantis Have Worst Supplier Relations- Cadillac Offering More Customization Options- Nio Now Offering Autonomous Battery Swaps- Italy Forces Fiat to Remove Italian Flag on The Topolino
- Will the UAW Organize Mercedes’ Alabama Plant?- Biofuel Companies Upset Over China Cooking Oil Imports- 80% Of U.S. New Car Buyers Interested in an EV- Used EV Sales Growing in U.S. - Supplier Work Shortages Hurt Toyota In Mexico- Renault Bullish on AV Shuttles- Renault Launches Rafale PHEV With More Power- VW Introduces New Golf PHEV in EU- Opel Frontera Starts At €24,000 In Germany- Great Wall Motor Reveals 8-Cylinder Motorcycle- Tesla Shifts FSD Data Strategy in China
- Biden Raises Tariffs on Chinese Batteries, Parts- U.S. Looks to Ban Chinese Cars for National Security- Hybrid Sales Soar While BEVs Sputter- VW Backs Off BEVs, Pushes into Hybrids- Honda Makes Big BEV Commitment- Cybertruck Outsells Rivian 2:1- FSD Take-Rate Only 2%- Mitsubishi Eyes Futuristic Van- Nio Launches New Brand, Targets Tesla- Stellantis and Leap Send Shock Waves Through Industry
- GM, Ford Hurt Most by Biden 100% China Tariff- U.S. Wants to Block China Imports Via Mexico, Vietnam- BYD Officially Launches Pickup in Mexico- 8 OEMs Accused of Misleading Customers Over Data- Global Gasoline Demand Hits Pre-Covid Levels- Chevy Equinox EV Officially on Sale- Aiways Drops Out of Chinese Market- Genesis Opens More U.S. Stores- Inside Story: How Musk Fired Supercharger Staff
- U.S. Households Hold $1.6 Trillion In Auto Debt- China Tariffs A Benefit and Threat- NHTSA Investigates Zoox, Waymo- Kyle Vogt Starts Robot Company- VW Leaks Some Specs of U.S. ID. Buzz- Latest Rankings: The Top 10 Global Automakers- Cryopump Refuels Hydrogen Trucks In 10 Minutes
- U.S. To Slap 100% Tariff on Chinese Cars- China New Car Sales Fall, Exports Soar- Zeekr IPO Soars on NYSE- Tesla Invests Half a Billion in Chargers- UAW Targets Mercedes This Week- Porsche 911 Hybrid Is Wicked Fast - Porsche Cayman GT4 Is 6 Seconds Faster at Nurburgring- EV Slowdown Boosts Platinum Demand- Lyten Ships Sulfur Batteries to Stella- Official Pics of BYD Shark EV Pickup
- Companies Want to Poach Laid Off Tesla Employees- Honda To Make More Parts In-House- More Automakers Pull Back EV Plans- Used Car Prices Drop in U.S.- U.S. To Impose Tariffs on Chinese EVs- China Car Exports Surge to New Record- Ford Promotes CFO Lawler To Vice Chair- Cadillac Makes Documentary About Return to Le Mans
- U.S. Could Ban Chinese Connected Cars- Toyota Turning to BYD for New PHEVs- BYD Considers 2nd European Plant- Ford Backing Off EV Plans in Europe- Chevy Ending Malibu Production- Honda Wants to Reduce Motorcycle Emissions- Ram About to Offer Fuel Cell Heavy-Duty Trucks- Bentley Dropping 12-Cylinder for PHEV V8- Genesis Builds Luxury Dog Crate
- Toyota Posts Record Profits- BMW Earnings Dinged by Higher Costs- Rivian Loses Nearly $40,000 Per Vehicle Delivered- Shenzhen Has More Fast Chargers Than Gas Stations- Tesla Buys $2 Million Worth of Lidar In Q1- Tesla Gets Approval to Test Robotaxis In China- Tesla China-Made Vehicle Sales Down in April- EU Continues Tough Talk Against Chinese Made EVs- BMW Against EU Tariffs on Chinese Made Vehicles- Daimler Truck Reveals Electric L4 Semi-Truck
- Could Lucid Run Out of Money?- NIO Launching New Affordable Brands in Europe- Zeekr Expects Big Bucks from U.S. IPO- NHTSA Ramps Up Autopilot Investigation- Toyota Fills Shipped Vehicles with Renewable Gas- Magna Lays Off Fisker Line Workers- CATL Wants to License Its Tech to Others- Robot Dog Helps BMW Make Engines in the UK- Eli Electric Bringing Micro Car to the U.S.
- U.S. Updates EV Tax Credit Rules, More EVs Eligible- UAW Ratifies New Contract with Daimler Truck- Chinese Cars Account For 1/3rd Of Global Sales- EVs Put Dent in Gasoline Demand- France Boosts EV Sales Targets- France Says It Will Welcome BYD- U.S. Provides $100 Million To Small Auto Suppliers- Xiaomi Tweaks Gigacasting Production Process- Mercedes-AMG Introduces New Convertible
- EU Inches Closer to Imposing Tariffs on Chinese EVs- U.S. New Car Sales Drop in April- Rivian Receives Incentives to Expand Production- Tesla Sues Indian Battery Maker Over Copyright Infringement- Audi’s Q1 Profits Plunge- Renault Sees Big Bucks in Remanufactured Parts- Renault Introduces New Symbioz SUV- Ferrari Launches New V12 Powered Sports Cars
- Tesla Gives Up on Massive Gigacasting- Tesla Scaling Back New Supercharger Locations- Tech and Bad Parts Blamed for High Recall Rate- GM and VW Starting to See NEV Success in China- Cadillac Backs Off EV-Only Lineup- Stellantis Wants More Low-Cost Engineers- EV Scooter Uses ICE Alternator- Porsche Eyes More Aluminum to Cut Weight- Toyota Opens New Energy Generation System
- Aston Martin Not Dropping V12 Engines- Toyota Partners with Argonne To Recycle EV Batteries- Hybrid Sales Outpace EVs In California In Q1- EVs More Expensive on Per Mile Basis Than Gas Cars- Volkswagen Offers €900 Million In Buyouts- China Launches “Cash for Clunkers” Program- Ford Launches Dealer Training Platform
- Tesla Cuts Headcount Even More- Hyundai Adds Hybrids to India Expansion- Tough Q1 for EU Automakers- New Rule Makes Auto Braking Standard- More Van Safety Tech Would Have Big Impact- Rivian Opens Its Charging Network to Everyone- EV Charging Almost As Fast As Filling Up- NIO Semi-SSB Launches in June- Porsche Racing Series Switches to eFuel
- Tesla Sees FSD Gold in China- Toyota To Launch Robotaxi In China- BYD Revenue Weak, Profits Strong- Europe Needs 8X Public EV Chargers- Buick Unveils Wildcat-Inspired Concepts - Chevy Equinox PHEV Debuts in China- SK On Sees EV Recovery in U.S. Coming- Hyundai and Baidu Join Forces- Fisker Sells Mansion to Save Company
- Honda Makes $11 Billion EV Investment in Canada- Honda Introduces Two New EVs In China- Toyota To Build 3-Row Electric SUV In Indiana- U.S. April Sales Expected to Slightly Dip- NHTSA Opens Investigation into Tesla Autopilot Recall- Mazda Unveils Two New NEVs For China- Nissan Reveals Four Electrified Concepts- Ram Shows Off New RHO Performance Truck- Republican Governors Likely to Ramp Up Anti-UAW Efforts
- Only 3 Chinese Automakers Are Profitable- CATL Improves LFP Batteries- CATL Develops EV Platform- Hyundai Pivots from EVs to Hybrids- Mercedes Pivots from EVs to Hybrids- VinFast Burning Through Cash- Judge Rules In Favor of Supplier, Against Stellantis- VW Reveals New Styling in ID.CODE Concept- Toyota Launching New bZ EVs in China Soon- BYD OCEAN-M is An Electric Hot Hatch- Hyundai Makes Big Move in India
- Tesla’s Stock Up Despite Q1 Earnings Drop- Tesla Gives Model 3 A Performance Boost- LG Chem and Factorial Partner on Solid-State Batteries- Mercedes Reveals All-Electric G-Class- Euro NCAP To Start Crash Testing Heavy-Duty Trucks- Subaru Axes Legacy from U.S. Lineup- Polestar Considers Selling U.S. Built Cars in EU- VW Aiming For 15% Market Share in China
- GM Had a Good 1st Quarter- Most Americans Open to Chinese EVs- Tesla Gets New Nav System in China- Tesla Has Lowest Repair Costs- Kia Reveals All-New Global Pickup- Our Best Look Yet at 1st Range Rover BEV- All-New Opel Grandland Migrates to STLA Medium Platform- smart Shows Biggest Model Yet- Chery Forms New EV Van JV in EU
- VW Workers Vote to Join UAW- Tesla U.S. Sales Drop 25% In February- Tesla Slashes Model 3, Y and FSD Prices- Wall Street Braces for Tesla Earnings Drop- Four Legacy Stocks Outperform Tesla- BMW’s Battery Partner Expands U.S. Production- Nissan Reveals New Qashqai SUV In Europe- Honda and VW Dealers Worried About New Brands- Range Rover Sport SV Gets Biggest Brakes in Company History- EVs Boosting Demand for Copper- BYD Names New Pickup the Shark
- Nissan Cuts Sales and Profit Forecast- Republican States Sue EPA Over Emissions Rules- Chery To Make Spain Plant Export Hub- Toyota Highlander Going All-Electric- Mercedes To Hold Union Vote Next Month- Tesla Recalls All Cybertrucks- GM Rolls Out Bidirectional Home EV Chargers- Corvette’s Chief Engineer Retires- Dodge Introduces Comprehensive Protection Plan
- Commercial EVs Cheaper to Operate Than ICE- EU Sales Drop in March, EVs Fall the Most- Fast EV Chargers Growing Fast in the U.S.- Google Maps Adds Charging Stations, Availability- Another Wild Van Debuts in China- DS Adds Geo-Fencing to PHEVs- New Toyota Camry Goes Hybrid Only- Mexico Facing U.S. Pressure Over Chinese EVs
- Southern Governors Speak Out Against UAW- Tesla Shareholders Vote On $59 Billion Musk Package- Tesla Market Cap Drops Below $500 Billion- Stella Shareholders Approve $39 Million Pay for Tavares- China Exports More Cars Than Germany Makes- GM Launches PHEVs In China- BYD Super 9 Looks Sensational- BMW Doing Well with EVs- Chevy Bolt Going to Fairfax- Boston Dynamics Unveils New Humanoid Robot
- Key Leader Leaving Tesla- Suppliers Fight Stellantis Over Prices- GM Gets a New Headquarters- Nissan Making Progress w/ Solid-State Batteries- Honda Reveals New EV Series for China- Maserati Drops Top on Sporty EV- JLR Develops Portable Charger for Testing- Alfa Forced to Change New CUV Name- Why VW Has Bentley and BMW Has Rolls-Royce
- Tesla Axes 10% Of Workforce, Slashes FSD Price- BP Pulse Cuts 10% Of Workers- Honda On Pace to Start U.S. EV Production In 2025- UAW Votes at VW This Week- Magna to Test Humanoid Robots at Production Sites- Tesla’s Extraordinary Design Evolution- Chery To Sign Deal with Premium European Brand- Cadillac Reveals New Optiq Interior- Dongfeng’s Wild Off-Road EV May Come to Market
- Study Says BYD Received $3.7 Billion In Subsidies- Chinese EVs Piling Up in European Ports- EU Fined Automakers $552 Million For CO2 Emissions In 2020- German Companies Say They’re Being Treated Unfairly in China- India Now 4th Largest Car Market in The World- India States Try to Lure Tesla Plant- GAC’s Hyper Brand to Use Solid-State Batteries- Nio Integrates Generative AI into Its Vehicles- BYD Tests Pickup in Mexico
- Tesla Superchargers Generate Big Bucks- PHEVs Emit Far More Emissions Than Claimed- China Q1 Sales Come Roaring Back- Tavares Warns About Chinese Plants in Italy- Milano is Alfa's 1st Electric- Wuling EV Sedan Starts at $15K in China- U.S. Auto Insurance Rates Up Dramatically- Diesel Owners Drive the Most- Kia Launching 1st Pickup Truck
- China Closing Idled Car Plants- Chery Nearing Deal to Build Cars in Spain- BMW EV Sales Up 40% In Q1- Mercedes BEV Sales Slide 9%- Porsche’s Sales Dip in Q1- Toyota Reveals All-New 4Runner- New Buick Enclave Unveiled- Ford Focus Gets New Performance Model- Opel and Vauxhall Revive Frontera SUV- Major OEM Adopts Clarios 12-Volt AGM Battery
- BYD Makes More Per Car than Ford- BYD Working on Next-Gen Blade Battery- Tesla Settles Autopilot Lawsuit- Tesla Slashes Supercharger Install Time in Half- GM Ready to Restart Cruise- Ford Dropping Direct Sales in Europe- BMW Forms EV Partnership with Rimac- Porsche Expanding Use of Active Suspension Tech- Ford Taking Orders for Updated Mach-E- New Toyota 4Runner Debuts Today
- Musk Says Robotaxi Will Be Revealed in August- Didi and GAC Aion To Produce Robotaxis Next Year- BYD Targets Premium Segment in Europe- VW Says Its EVs Can’t Keep Up in China- Changan Subsidiary Merges with HiPhi- Hyundai Group Signs Battery Deal in India- Toyota’s Daihatsu Unit to Focus on Electric Minicars- GM Part of Group Developing Lunar Rover- How to Market EVs To People Who Don’t Want Them
- Ford Delays Key EV Launches- Tesla Slashes Prices to Unload Inventory- Tesla Targets Indian Market- India EV Sales, Small but Surging- Insurance Is Pricey for EVs In China- Stella To Build Chinese EVs For Malaysia- U.S. Q1 Sales Up 5.1%- Disneyland Autopia Dumps IC Engines- 57 Global Sites Produce 80% of GHG Emissions- BMW Brings M5 Wagon to U.S.- Nikola Beats Sales Estimates
- Ford EVs and Hybrids Power Q1 Sales Gains- Surging PHEV Sales Not Enough to Lift Stellantis- Stellantis' Freedom of Mobility Forum- Stellantis to Build Leapmotor Cars in the EU- BYD Jumps Into the Electrified Pickup Segment- Renault Unveils New Captur- May Mobility Targets 60% Profit Margins- Canoo CEO's Private Jet Costs More Than Company's Revenue- Ford Times Magazine Now Free for All to Read
- U.S. Q1 Sales Up 8%--So Far- Toyota’s Hybrids Drive Sales Surge- Cadillac Lyriq Outsells European Lux EVs- Rivian Sales Small, But Up 71%- Tesla Stock Faces Critical Price Test- Renault Explores 3D Seat Printing- Renault, Volvo EV Van Project Gets New Partner- UAW Targets Mercedes Alabama- Chinese AV Passes Moose Test- World’s First AV Street Sweeper- Eco-Protestors Dump Oil on EV Pickup at NY Show
- New World's Fastest Charging EV- EV Sales Nosedive in EU- China NEV Sales Recover in March- U.S. Q1 Sales Looking Good- Toyota Builds Radically Different R and D Center- K-Pop Fans Torpedo Hyundai Aluminum Deal- Hyundai AV Passes Human Driver Test- U.S. Traffic Deaths Down, But Above Pre-Covid Levels- Liberty Media Buying MotoGP- VW Tech Scares Kangaroos Away from Cars
- Wall Street Worried About Tesla Q1 Sales- Some EV Buyers Turned Off by Elon - Stellantis U.S. Could Drop To #6- U.S. OEMs Want Japanese Steel Maker- EPA Issues Tough GHG Standards for Heavy Trucks- Oak Ridge Lab Develops Efficient Wireless Charger- Nissan and Mitsubishi In Joint PD For North America- SAIC To Cut VW, GM Jobs- Plenty of EV Demand If the Price Is Right
- Tesla U.S. Sales Slow, Others Up Strong- UAW Still Losing Members- GM, CATL To Build North American Battery Plant- BYD, Geely and Chery Develop Long-Range PHEVs- Panasonic Sells Auto Business- Auto Industry Now 3rd Largest Buyer of Microchips- Bridgestone Reveals New Lunar Tire
- BYD's Stunning $19 Billion Cap Ex- Fisker Slashes Prices Up to $24K- Nissan Aims for 40% EVs in the EU- Baltimore Bridge Collapse Impacts Autos Most- Hyundai/Kia's Big Splash in the Big Apple- XPeng Enters the German Market- Metallica Goes Electric- Ford Remote Service Booming
- Stellantis Slashes 2,500 Jobs in Italy- BYD’s 2023 Earnings Soar- Hyundai Invests $51 Billion In EVs and SDVs- Plastic Omnium Changes Name to OPmobility- Citroen Reveals New Basalt Small SUV- Honda Establishes New F1 Base in the UK- JD Power: EV Owners Not Happy with Tire Wear- Forvia Intelligent Headlights Coming to U.S. This Year- Nio ET9 To Feature 1st Mass-Produced 900V Drive Unit
- Tesla Owners Get Free FSD For a Month- Fisker Headed Toward Bankruptcy- China Price War Going Into Round 2- China Sales Forecast to Slow This Year- VW R Will Develop Performance Electrics- Genesis Shows Extreme Luxury and Sporty Concepts- Toyota Rushes EV Pickup for Thailand- New Porsche Suspension is "Mind Blowing"
- China’s IM Motors Claims First Solid State Battery- CATL To Supply Tesla in Nevada- EV Battery Warranty Should Be 15 Years- Nissan Targets Huge Sales, EV Growth- U.S. Lithium Mining Tied Up in Red Tape- Xpeng Close to VTOL Certification- Stellantis Axes 400 U.S. Employees- Honda To Cut Dealer Profit Margins- McLaren Now Owned by Bahrain- Jeep’s Easter Safari Concepts
- Tesla Cuts Production in China- U.S. March Car Sales Expected to Grow 12%- Ford Canadian Workers Want Answers About Delayed EV- Aston Martin Hires Bentley Chairman as New CEO- Spain’s Cupra To Enter U.S. Market- Zeekr Launches New Electric Minivan- Nikola Opens 1st Hydrogen Station- Ford Opens Driving School for Ranger Raptor Owners- Tesla Awards Hackers for Finding New Vulnerability- Vicor Has 48-Volt Solution for Legacy Automakers
- Cybertruck Features Extensive Use of 48-Volt- Tesla Berlin Workers Deny Union Full Control- BNEF Says BEVs Far Cleaner Than ICE- EU Car Sales Post Strong February Gains- Platinum and Palladium Prices Crashing- BMW Posts Mixed 2023 Results- BMW Neue Klasse Boasts 40-50% Lower Pack Cost- BMW's 3D Printing Welding Robot- Kia K4 Takes a Bow
- Shell Dumping Gas Stations for EV Charging Network- Geely Posts Stronger Sales, Profits- NEVs About to Hit 50% Market Share in China- Bankrupt EV Brands Revived in China - Stellantis Developing Lidar-On-A-Chip - German Auto Industry to Lose 100,000 Jobs- Forvia Posts Strong Sales, Profits- All-New Peugeot 5008 On Stella Large- Hyundai Santa Fe Pricing - VW and Mobileye Partner for Level 2 and 3
- Ford Developing Compact EV Truck and SUV- UAW Ready for Union Vote at VW- Fisker Stops Production, Almost Out of Money- U.S. DOE Gives Automakers a CAFE Break- Gotion Sues Michigan Township Over Battery Plant- Chinese OEMs Sign Up for Newest NVIDIA Computer- Bentley Delays EVs, Pushes PHEVs- NIO Opens Solar Powered Battery Swapping Station- GM Plans Huge Ultium Growth This Year
- U.S. Hybrid Sales Surging- BMW’s BEV Sales Up 74% Last Year- CATL Earnings Show Warning Signs- NTSB Opens Investigation into Ford BlueCruise- VinFast Expands Automotive Empire- Xpeng, BYD and Xiaomi Launch New Vehicles in China- India Cuts EV Import Taxes to Help Lure Tesla- Negative EV News Not Having an Impact on Consumers
- GM Sued for Selling Customer Data- Ford’s Farley Smooths Ruffled Dealer Feelings- AMG Shows Off First Dedicated EV Platform- VW Develops €20,000 ID.1- Zoox Robotaxi Service Expands in Vegas- Honda and Nissan Explore Joint EV Efforts- Nio Sweetens Battery Swapping Pricing- Nio and CATL Developing Long-Life Batteries- Bentley Offers New Dynamic Puddle Light on The Batur- Apartment Dwellers Buy More EVs As a Percentage
- Tesla Has Worst Stock on S and P 500- What's Happening with Tesla Mexico?- Fisker Hires Bankruptcy Experts- Telo EV Pickup: Size of a MINI, Cute As a Button- Mercedes Uses X-Rays for Crash Analysis- VW Unleashes More Performance EVs- VW-Branded Curpa Tavascan Launching in China- Legacy Auto Execs Worried About Losing Their Jobs- Not Enough EV Batteries to Recycle- Caddy's 1st V-Series EV and Kia Replaces Small Cars with K4
- Italy In Talks with Chery To Build Vehicles in The Country- Auto Execs Say SDVs Still a Ways Off- Tesla Restarts Berlin Production- GM Loses Two Top Executives- Nissan Could Build Fisker’s Alaska Truck in Mississippi- BYD Has Ambitious Growth Plans in Europe- Toyota and Nissan Boost Wages in Japan- VW To Launch L4 Semi-Trucks in U.S. and EU
- Smaller Chinese Automakers Form Battery JV- VW Makes Big Investment in China- Blink Tripling EV Charger Production- Ford Gets Big Fine for Evading Import Tariff- IIHS Says Partial AV Systems Aren't Good Enough- Volvo Partnership Could Reduce Charging Time by 30%- Nissan Turning to Incentives to Boost Sales- EVs Too Expensive So Mercedes Keeping A-Class Longer- Rivian Provides Base for New Canadian Mail Truck
- Tesla May Restart Berlin Production Sooner Than Expected- EV Investment Remains Strong Despite Sales Slowdown- Automakers Clash Over Australian Fuel Standards- GM Restarts Chevy Blazer EV Sales- VW Starts Delivering Luxury Models Held by U.S. Customs- VW Drops Plans to Expand ID.3 Production- Porsche Reveals Updated Taycan- Mack Trucks Shows Off Mobile EV Charging System
- Rivian Delays Georgia Plant- U.S. New Car Inventory Grows To 2.8 Million Units- Huawei Rockets Up China Sales Charts- Tesla Owners Lose Class Action Lawsuit- Apple Spent $1 Billion A Year on EV Project- MG Takes on Toyota and Renault In Europe- Rimac Says Tesla Roadster 0-60 MPH Time Is Possible- VW, Honda and Nissan Launch New EVs- Generative AI to Have Huge Impact on Auto Industry
- Tesla Berlin Down Longer Than Expected- Japanese OEM Stocks Plunge on Interest Rate News- Automakers Investing Heavily in Brazil- GM Closer to Offering Military Vehicles to UAE- Volvo Dominates EV Heavy Trucks, But It's Still Small- Drunk Driver Tech Won't Work Without Public Support- Rivian Efficiency Gains Allow It to Cut Shift- 2-Seat Tesla Exempt from Vehicle Tax in France- Buy a Tesla Get Free Supercharger Miles- South Africa Gets Its 1st Chinese Luxury SUV
- Attack on Tesla Berlin Called Terrorism- BYD Cuts Seagull Price to Only $9,700- Chinese EVs Could Hurt Toyota and Ford in Australia- EU Preps for China EV Tariffs- Sen. Rubio - Hike China Car Tariffs By $20,000- Nissan Fleet Sales Hit 44% Of Total- Number Of EVs with 300 Mile Range Surging- U.S. EV Chargers Surpass Breakeven Point- GM Develops Silverado FCEV- Rivian R2 Details Leak
- Eco Militants Attack Tesla Berlin- VW AG Blamed for EV Ship Fire- NIO Sells More Cars, Loses More Money- Cruise Origins Piling Up at GM Grand Blanc- Ford U.S. EV Sales Up 33% This Year- Ford E-Transit Gets Bigger Battery, Updates- Warranties Cost OEMs Billions/Year- Toyota Buys Out Battery Subsidiary from Panasonic- GM Helps Create Software Sales Platform- Dodge Charger Offers Choice of ICE or BEV
- Jaguar Ending ICE Vehicle Production in June- China EV Price War Heats Up- Lawyers Want $6 Billion From Tesla- 2024 U.S. Car Sales Off to Good Start- Fastest EV Charger Opens in U.S.- Tesla Boosts Prices for Non-Tesla Owners at Superchargers- Mapping Roads Without GPS For Self-Driving Cars- How to Save AM Radio in EVs- Land Cruiser MPG Falls Short of Toyota’s Estimates
- China EV Price War Picking Up Speed- Fisker On the Ropes- GM Cruise Loses Half Its Value- Car Dealers Don’t Like Hyundai, Amazon Deal- Kia U.S. EV Sales Soar 65%- Fiat Panda Gets New Lease on Life as EV Sales Slow- Bugatti Dumps W16, Goes with PHEV V16- Ford Developing 800V Battery System- Vertical Integration? Legacy OEMs Rely More on Suppliers
- Automakers Says California 2035 ICE Ban Won't Work- California Considers Speed Limiters on Cars- European Cities Want Fewer Cars- BYD Says Mexico Plant Won't Export to the U.S.- Boston to Install Curbside EV Chargers- BMW Unlocks In-Car Entertainment- Polestar Borrows $950 Million to Keep the Lights On- Custom Rolls Took 4 Years to Complete- Honda Creates Expanded Mobility Experience
- Apple Kills EV Program- Aston Martin Delays EV- UAW Says Mercedes Workers Want a Union- EU OEMs Won’t Challenge ICE Ban- Honda Unveils FCEV CR-V- Changan Could Buy HiPhi- Huawei Claims 1 Km/Second EV Charging- Musk Says Tesla Roadster Will Launch Next Year- Nissan Jumps into Robotaxi Business
- Italy Rolls Out Welcome Mat for BYD- XPeng Expands Sales Network in EU- Cadillac Needs New Markets- Tesla Conquests More New Buyers Than Anyone Else- Li Auto Charges 102 kWh Batter in Under 11 Minutes- Hyundai Group Tops Safety Awards- Yanfeng's Low-Cost Seat Module- Jeep Avenger Adds AWD in EU- Microlino Eyes U.S. Market- BYD Seagull: The EV Everyone Wants to Benchmark
- First Cracks Appear in China’s Auto Industry- BYD Jumps Into 2-Wheel Market- BYD’s Yangwang U8 Targets Mercedes G-Wagon- Yangwang U9 Targets Ferrari, Lamborghini- Lobbying Group Calls for Blocking Chinese Imports from Mexico - Toyota Drops Mirai Price to Only $12K- Lucid Turns to Detroit for R and D- Renault 5 Goes All-Electric- Jeep Abandons Wagoneer As Separate Brand- Jeep CEO Slashes Prices to Boost Sales- New Fiat Concepts Hint at Future- NIO Using Humanoid Robot on The Production Line
- Tavares 2023 Compensation Is $39.5 Million- GM Modifies Executive Compensation- GM Cruise to Restart Operations Soon- Beijing First Capital City to Offer Robotaxi Rides- e-Transit Gains Traction with Fleet Customers- VW Considers Electric Pickup for U.S.- Mazda Announces CX-70 Pricing- PHEV Sales Booming in China- Toyota Extends Production Shutdown- New Jersey Launches Bi-Directional EV School Bus Program- BYD Reveals Cheaper Dolphin EV
- Auto CEO's Not Ready to Throw the Book at China- Mercedes Just Keeps Its Head Above Water- Mercedes is Cutting EV Targets and Updating ICEs- Rivian Could Run Out of Cash in 2 Years- Lucid Needs 5X Sales to Break Even- GM Rushing to Make PHEV Pickups- Ram 1500 Drops V8, Adds Automated Driving- Lotus Going Public Through a SPAC
- Germany Bleeding ICE Jobs- VW, Renault, Stella Talk About Joining Forces- Autos Pushing Down U.S. Inflation Rate- Ford Slashes Mach-E Prices- EV Battery Prices Dropping Fast- No, Cybertruck Doesn’t Rust- Germany Cuts Truck EV Incentives- J.D. Power Could Sell For $8 Billion- GM Stops Colorado/Canyon Sales Over Software- Rivian Says $48,000 Is Sweet Spot for EVs
- Biden Admin Vague on ICE Emission Regs- 2024 U.S. EV Sales Could Grow 43% - VW Teases ID.7 Station Wagon- China Price War Spreads to ICE Cars- Toyota Brings Back Land Cruiser to U.S.- U.S Vehicles Biggest Ever, Also Lowest CO2- Lincoln Offers In-Cabin Aromas
- Biden Backs Off EPA ICE Emission Regs- Lithium, Nickel Prices Plummet- NYSE Warns Fisker Over Delisting- NHTSA Investigates Fisker- Faraday Sued Over Back Rent- UAW Threatens Another Ford Strike- Italy Pressuring Stellantis For More Production- Stellantis Could Make Chinese EVs In Italy- NASCAR Teams Hire Lawyer to Litigate with France Family- Peak Auto: New Car Sales Stalled- Autonomous Pleasure Boating
- Ford Won’t Create Any New UAW Jobs- Barra Wishes Software Effort Started Earlier- Tavares Says Stella’s EVs Already Profitable- Stellantis To Cut Inventory and Incentives - Rivians Teases Peek-A-Boo Look at R2- Scout Motors Starts Building U.S. Assembly Plant- S. Korea EV Subsidies Help Hyundai, Hurt Tesla- EV Sales Shot Up 23% In December- Tesla Uses Battery Age for Range Estimates- What If We Don’t Need A Hydrogen Infrastructure?
- U.S. Impounds VW's Luxury Cars- Stellantis Did Really Well in 2023- Italy Starts Courting Other Automakers- Continental Makes Major Job Cuts- BorgWarner Gets Rights to Build BYD's Blade Battery- GM Nearly Doubles Super Cruise Network- Electric Corvette Sports Car Coming in 2028- Ford Thinks Chinese Are Prepping to Enter the U.S.
- VW In Talks with SAIC Over China Plant- BYD To Build Plant in Mexico- BYD To Sell Pickups in Australia- Sony and Honda To Launch 3 Models By 2030- California Rejects Stellantis Bid to Overturn Emissions Deal- Former VW CEO Winterkorn Denies Involvement in Diesel Scandal- Great Wall Targets Rolls-Royce- Ford Launches Race-Inspired Commercial Vehicles in EU- Forvia Replaces Fuse Box with Electronic Controls
- No Tesla Model Y Refresh This Year- 4 Automakers Score Big with Super Bowl Ads- NTSB Calls Foul on Anti-Tesla Super Bowl Ad- Chevy Equinox EV MSRP is Not $30K- Toyota Takes Action at Daihatsu Over Safety Scandal- Chrysler's Halcyon Concept is Just a Concept- Don't Call It NACS, Call It J3400- BYD Sees Big EV Opportunity in South America- Why the Cybertruck is Like Cordless Tools
- EU Overcapacity Poses Plant Closing Threat- Tesla Makes More $$$ Per Vehicle Than GM, Ford- France Chops EV Subsidies on Too Much Demand- Rivian Cuts MSRP As Price War Rages- 7 OEMs To Build Charging Network to Challenge Tesla- Tesla Made $9 Billion In EV Subsidies- Aston Adds 152 HP To Vantage- BYD Supercar Boasts 1,200 HP- Joby To Start Operating eVTOLs In Dubai
- How Much Tesla Pays Factory Workers- U.S. Finds Massive Amounts of Lithium, Rare Earths- GM Hires from Silicon Valley- JLR Surprised by PHEV Demand- Kia Adds Another Hybrid to Its U.S. Lineup- Nissan's Stock Sinks, While Toyota's Soars- J.D. Power Ranks Lexus Best, Chrysler Worst- Electrify America Opens 1st Indoor Public Charger- VW Turning Sales Around in China?
- China's EV Sales Slow Dramatically- UAW Wants Higher Tariffs on Chinese Cars- Weak Yen Turbocharges Japan's Profits- Ford Ditching Automated Parallel Parking- Renault Teases All-New Compact SUV- SUVs More Popular Than Ever in Europe- Peugeot Boosts Worldwide Sales in 2023- Stellantis Picks Up Market Share in Europe- Lancia Gets 1st New Model in 13 Years
- UAW Claims +50% VW Workers Want a Union- Toyota Investing in U.S. EVs- Ford Earnings Decent but Not Great- ZF Transmission Ready for ICE, Hybrid, PHEV- Daimler Claims H2 Storage Breakthrough- Auto Group Wants Stricter Truck GHG Regs- Ford Refreshes Puma in EU- Chrysler Adopts New Logo- Porsche Upgrades Taycan EV
- Toyota's Hybrid Sales Bring Record Profits- Aston Martin Wants 4th CEO in 4 Years- GM's Reuss Says Dealers Will Make Money on EVs- Stellantis to Sell Connected Car Data- Ford EV Owners Won't Need Tesla App at Supercharger- Mercedes Launches All-New eSprinter- Hertz Pauses Plan to Buy 65,000 Polestar EVs- Continental's Robot EV Charger- Audi's $235,000 Station Wagon
- EVs Drive Down Price of Platinum, Palladium- Hyundai To Sell €20,000 EV in EU- Geely Builds Starlink Competitor- GM Makes OnStar Features Standard- Ford EV Sales Drop, Hybrids Soar - Lincoln Aviator Receives Same Upgrades as Ford Explorer- Toyota To Manufacture H2 Electrolyzers- Automated Parking for Loading Ships- Stellantis Denies Renault Merger Rumors
- UAW Launches Organizing Drive at Hyundai- Used Car Prices to Come Down- GM Still Committed to Autonomous Tech- Tesla Recall Is Over Font Size- Cybertruck Wheel Covers Causing Tire Problems- GM Has 100,000 EV Truck Reservations- U.S. January Sales a Mixed Report- Dealers Think EV Push Is Premature- Hybrid Sales Going Strong- BYD Building Charging Network in Brazil- Toyota Bullish on PHEV Pickups
- Musk Threatens to Reincorporate Tesla in Texas- January Car Sales in China Can Be Misleading- EVs Blamed for Guardrail Problems- Polestar in Full-Blown Crisis- F1 Rejects Andretti- Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari?- BMW Partners with Dassault for Digital Twins- Ford Reduces Explorer Build Complexity by 90%- Ford to Hand Out Free NACS Adapters
- Musk’s Tesla Pay Package Voided by U.S. Judge- EV Sales Drop in California- GM Brings Back Plug-In Hybrids to U.S.- GM Now Offering Remanufactured Headlamps- Nissan To Offer Cheaper EVs With LFP Batteries- BMW Reveals Refreshed 4 Series- Tech Startup Uses AI and Video to Train Self-Driving Cars- Jeep Shows Off Electric Wagoneer Interior- Wuling Launches Electric Commercial Van- Honda Offers Software Upgrade to Old Accords
- GM Posts Solid 2023 Earnings- GM Suggests U.S. EV Sales Could Hit 1.6 Million- Renault Axes Ampere IPO- EV Chargers Can't Get Installed Fast Enough- Republicans Demand Investigation Into Ford, China Relationship- CATL Growth Slows, Loses Market Share- Ford Reveals All-New Transit Connect- EcoLab Buys a Bunch of Ford EVs- Peugeot Offers 8 Year, 100K Mile EV Warranty- Mazda Shows New 2-Row Crossover, the CX-70
- EV Shift to Cause Thousands of Job Losses in EU- VW Takes Action to Stop Slide in China- Toyota Suspends Shipments Of 10 Diesel Models- AutoX Expands Robotaxi Operations in China- Tesla Cybertruck Generates Big Buzz in China- Musk Says Dojo a Long Shot but Worth the Risk- Rio Adds BYD EVs To Police Fleet- Volvo Trucks Launches New Lineup
- Toyota Targets Rolls-Royce and Bentley- Toyota Workers Demand Record Bonus- Car Dealers Beg Biden To Delay EVs Again- Lincoln Slashes U.S. Dealer Network- Porsche Says EU Could Delay ICE Ban- Renault Grows Hydrogen Business- GM Says Fuel Cells Not Ideal for Light Vehicles- Honda Prologue EV Starts At $48,800- GM Cruise Under DOJ and SEC Investigations- BMW Uses Auto Tech to Help German Lugers
- Tesla's Growth Slowed in 2023- Should Polestar go Private Again?- Mazda Restarts Rotary R and D Group- Porsche Reveals All-Electric Macan- Stellantis Buys AI Tech to Develop Smart Cockpits- 2-Door Wrangler Gets Factory 35s- Battery Plants Need 90% Yield to Make Profit- New Way to Make Batteries Safer- Wild Canoo EV to Deliver Mail- GM Makes Big Investment in Brazil
- Tesla to Build New Mass Market EV in 2025- China Blasts EU EV Probe- Apple’s EV Program Hanging on By a Thread- President Biden To Speak at UAW Conference Today- Cadillac Reveals New CT5-V and CT5-V Blackwing- Chevy Introduces Refreshed Equinox- VW Celebrates Golf’s 50th B-Day with New Model- Porsche Teases All-New Macan- Opel To Revive Frontera Name
- Tesla Unleashes v12 of FSD- UAW Wants National Strike Day- Nissan Cutting U.S. Production- CATL Wants to Work with More U.S. and EU OEMs- USPS Finally Starting EV Transition- Akio Toyoda Predicts Only 30% EV Market Share- OEMs Need to Develop Software in Slices- Hyundai/Kia Test Active Aero on EVs- German Suppliers Struggling with EV Transition- Buick Teases Next-Gen Enclave
- Sales People Make +$200,000/Year at Car Dealerships- CEO Of MAN Says Hydrogen Trucks Not Viable- Honda Splits Auto Ops into Three Groups- Legacy OEMs Don’t Know How to Write Software- Stellantis Reveals Large Platform Details- Ford Reveals New Infotainment System- Acura BEV Starts At $64,500- Foreign OEMs Boost China Exports- China At 5-10 Million Units Overcapacity- Waymo To Expand Robo Rides to LA
- China Adds NEV Incentives- Bosch To Slash 1,200 Software Engineers- U.S. To Invest $325 Million In Chargers as Bitter Cold Strands EVs- Ford Cuts Lightning Production, Boosts Ranger and Bronco- Jeep Teases Wagoneer EV- Hyundai Bets on Indian Car Market- Cadillac Boosts Lyriq Sales, Adds Dealers- Bentley Bucks Luxury Segment, Sees Sales Fall
- BMW Beats Tesla with Human-Like Robots Making Cars- Mark Stewart Jumps from Stellantis to CEO of Goodyear- Nissan Demands U.S. Suppliers Cut Prices or Lose Rogue Business- Tesla Takes Cybertruck on Tour in China- Ford Shows Hard Core Off-Road Version of F-150 Lightning- BYD Plunges Into Indonesian Market- Honda to Launch Fuel Cell CR-V Next Week
- U.S. Car Inventory to Continue to Rise- BYD and SAIC Expand Shipping Fleets- Waymo Robotaxi Expected to Debut This Year- Stellantis Expands EU Recycling Business- Unique Autonomous Service Launched In Las Vegas- Ram Introduces New ProMaster EV- Stellantis Executive Change Correction
- Stellantis Fires COO of North America- Musk Wants More Control of Tesla for AI and Robots- Indian Automakers Worry About Lower Import Taxes- VW Looks for More Solid-State Battery Partners- Foxconn Creates New Chinese EV Company- Panasonic Improving 2170 Battery Cell- Lamborghini Has Its Best Sales Year Ever- New Mercedes eSprinter Goes on Sale- Porsche Revealing New Macan on Jan 25th
- EVs Driving Most of BMW’s Sales Growth- BMW #1 In Premium Sales- Chinese Cars Help Boost Sales in Russia- China Has 435 Million Registered Vehicles on Its Roads- Dodge Fans Not Happy with EV Design- Tier 1 Suppliers Developing Alcohol Detection Systems- Nissan Delays U.S. EV Production- Nissan Unveils NISMO Version of The Ariya- LG Opens 1st U.S. EV Charger Plant- EV Charger Generates Energy by Burning Wood
- Toyota Tokyo Auto Show Reveals- Red Sea Ship Attacks Disrupt Auto Production- Tesla Berlin Will Boost Germany’s Car Production- EU Launches Investigation into Chinese EVs- Ford Testing Parts Made from Olive Trees- Stellantis Invests in Sodium-Ion Battery Maker- NIO Signs More Battery Swapping Deals- REE First to Receive Full-By-Wire U.S. Certification- Hertz to Sell Off Part of Its EV Fleet- Detroit Auto Show Moves Back to January
- EV Inventory Much Higher Than ICE Inventory- Cummins Gets Hit with Record Fine- SEC Wants Money from Bankrupt Lordstown- UAW Turns Its Attention to Mercedes- BMW Converting Main Plant to EV Only- U.S. Public Charger Rollout on Track- Marelli Can Recover Energy from New Suspension System- All Porsche Macan EVs Will Have Over 500KM Range- Kia Working on Uber-Specific PBV
- Tesla Launches New Model 3 In U.S.- VW and Toyota Lose Market Share in China- 1st Driverless Semi-Truck for Scaled Deployment Debuts- Mercedes Intros New AI-Powered Virtual Assistant- Honda Unveils New EV Lineup- Xpeng To Start Producing eVTOLs Next Year- Hyundai Reveals New eVTOL- Hyundai Debuts New Modular Vehicle Lineup
- China is Top Exporter for 1st Time- 1 Out of 12 VW Sold is Electric- BMW and Rolls-Royce Have Record Year- EPA Pours More Money Into Electric School Buses- Radical Suspension Makes It on Production Car- BWM Wants You to Wear Glasses While Driving- VW Bringing ChatGPT Into Cars- Stellantis Cuts Development from Months to Hours- Sony Honda Mobility All About the Technology
- EV Buyers Can Now Earn Credit at The Point of Sale- Tesla Range Estimates Drop After EPA Changes Rules- VW Delays Mass Production of ID.2all- VW Cuts EV Prices in Europe- Tesla to Remain Ahead of BYD In EV Sales Through 2030- Lucid Accused of Firing UAW Supporting Workers- Honda May Build EVs In Canada- Continental and Aurora Hit AV Truck Milestone- Continental Reveals Swarovski Crystal Center Display
- U.S. 2023 Sales Hit 15.3 Million Units- VW Group EVs Outsell Tesla in EU- Tesla More Efficient Than BYD Selling Cars- UK Car Sales Best Since Covid Breakout- Is an OTA Really a Recall?- 33 U.S. Senators Warn OEMs Over UAW- China Auto Industry Misses Sales Goals- BYD’s EVs Sell Well in Brazil- NACTOY Chooses Best Car, Truck, Utility
- 2023 U.S. Sales Best Since Pandemic- BEVs Sell Well in Certain Areas- Fisker, VinFast Give Up on Direct Sales- Chip Shortage Turns Into Chip Glut- U.S. Battery Production Surging- Ford Lightning Gets Both Price Hikes and Cuts- Ram Hikes Pickup Prices- GM Offers Rebate on EVs That Lost Tax Credit- Chevy Bolts Going for Under $20K- VW Says Solid State Battery Test Promising- Oil Prices Down Despite Global Turmoil
- Tesla Beats Analysts Sales Estimates- BYD Passes Tesla in Q4 EV Sales- Honda To Test Used Fuel Cells for Energy Storage- NIO Adds Solar Panels to Battery Swapping Stations- Stellantis Employees Snap-Up Company Stock- New Taycan Beats Model S Plaid on The Nurburgring- Lancia Teases New Ypsilon- Store Your Key Fob in Metal Can to Prevent Car Theft- Jim Farley Launches Second Season of DRIVE Podcast
- U.S. Autos Boost MPG, Slash CO2- Tesla Hitting Battery Production Hell- Can Tesla Sell 250,000 Cybertrucks a Year?- Chinese EVs Command 2X Pricing in Europe- VW ID.7 Falls Flat in China- Waymo Says Its AVs 6X Safer Than Humans- Chevy Colorado Bison Kind of Pricey- Hyundai Closes 2 Forging Plants- Suppliers Wary of Bidding on EV Programs- Haima's Futuristic Looking EX-00 Minivan- Chevy ChatBot Recommends Ford F-150
- Wall Street Worried About Tesla Stock- Reuters Expose: Tesla’s Defect Cover Up- Panasonic Axes EV Battery Plant- Kia Canada Hides Sales from Kia Korea- VW Group Joins the NACS Parade- Ford Finds 20-HP Under Raptor R Hood- Canada To Ban ICE In 2035- Half of Buick Dealers Quit Overs EVs- NSU’s Early Aerodynamic Testing- Sandy Munro To Star on AAH
- Tesla Mexico Takes a Siesta- UAW's Fain Shows Up on VW's Doorstep- Germany Yanks EV Subsidies- Nikola's Trevor Milton Gets Prison Sentence- Manchin Says No to All Chinese Battery Materials- NIO Takes Drive-By-Wire to New Level- Chrysler to Give Pacifica Significant Refresh- Toyota Adds PHEV to Crown Sport Lineup- Generative AI Slashes Forvia's R and D Costs- Sandy Munro on AAH
- Nio To Launch Low-Cost EVs in EU- France Removes Incentives for China EVs- As GM Cruise Pauses, Competitors Race Ahead- VW ID.7 Is Way Cheaper in China Than EU- Nippon Steel to Buy U.S. Steel- Sneak Peek of Nissan’s Upcoming Concept Cars- BAIC BJ60 Sure Looks Like a Jeep- AAH With Sandy Munro
- BYD Song L Undercuts Tesla Y By $10,000- Want A Cybertruck? Fork Over $1,000- GM Cruise Axes 900 Jobs- GM Layoffs at Orion and Grand River- Honda To Lease Used Cars- More “Icks” From Cadillac- VW ID.2 All, The Beetle of EVs- Zeekr Launches New LFP Battery- Mercedes Brings AI into the Cockpit- MG 5 Gets Crushed in Crash Tests
- Tesla Model Y Could Lose Full Federal Tax Credit- How to Identify a Chinese Tesla- Cybertruck Windshield Costs $1,900- GM Fires 9 Cruise Execs- BMW Gets Level 3 Permit in China- BYD to Sell Cars in Mexican Department Stores- VW Uigher Audit in China Creates Controversy- ACEA Bemoans Lack of EU Policy for EVs- GM Makes Top Management Changes- Ferrari Back with Philip Morris- Kia to Announce New PBV Strategy at CES- Nissan Ariya in Production Hell
- Ram Pickup to Get Fuel Cell Range Extender- 200 Countries Agree to Ban Oil, Gas and Coal- Battery Swapping Taxis in China- GM Says There’s Safety Problems with Car Play and Android Auto- U.S. OEMs By EV Market Share- Stellantis Battery Competition Targets University Talent- Scout R and D Locating in Michigan- Kudos to You Who Knew Terex
- UAW Attacks Honda, Hyundai and VW- OESA's Fream Steps Down- Licid's CFO Leaves- 1st Biden-Funded Charging Station Opens- Renault Sells 5% of Nissan Stock- Renault and VW Could Co-Develop Sub 20,000 Euro EV- Chinese EVs Get 5-Star Euro NCAP Ratings- Ford Slashes Lightning Production- Cybertruck Offers Wade Mode- GM and Komatsu Partner on Fuel Cell Mining Trucks- Mercedes' Most Powerful SL Ever
- Free EV Charging Hogs the Chargers- Our Next Energy Demotes CEO- New York Coming Close to Congestion Charges- Tesla Autopilot vs. California DMV- Some Cybertrucks Qualify For $7,500 Subsidy - Only Bolt EUV Will Be Back- Bosch Cutting ICE Jobs- China Offers $72 Billion In EV Subsidies- Hyundai’s Mind Blowing Tire Chains- Ducati To Make Motorcycles for Bentley
- China Car Market Up Strong in November- Tesla Up 32% In China This Year- Ford Sets Record Exports from China- BYD Seal Targets Model 3 In Mexico- VW Cariad Runs to China for Help- Porsche Working On 6G LTE- Porsche Jumps into Carbon Capture- Stellantis Blames CARB for Potential Layoffs- Safety Experts Criticize Cybertruck- Dojo Exec Quits- Elon Sends Blueprints For 48V To Legacy OEMs - Ken Block’s Last Drifting Video
- Tesla Model 2 May Be Built in China- Stellantis Jumps Into Battery Swapping- Stellantis Files Petition Against CARB- Republicans Attack Biden EV Mandates- Renault Says AI Will Transform Manufacturing- Honda Teases New EV Series- Car Dealers Lose Service to Lack of Trust- Toyota Announces New Battery Recycling Deal- GM Hydrotec Lands Deal with Autocar- Bye-Bye Low Cost Cars
- Milestone: U.S. EV Sales Top 1 Million- EVs Reducing Global Oil Demand- U.S. Mining Tied Up in Red Tape- GM Wants Workers Back in The Office- Lamborghini Adopts 4-Day Workweek- NIO Spins Off Battery Business- Bosch Using Generative AI in Manufacturing- VW Adds Bi-Directional Charging- Daimler Using Bus Batteries for Energy Storage
- GM Undecided on Hybrids- Ford's EVs Post Strong Sales Gains- German Car Sales Down, Chinese Imports Too- Nordic Unions Target Tesla- 1st Fiat 500e Priced at $34K in the U.S.- Jeep Drops Renegade from U.S. and Canada- Stellantis Cranks Up Fuel Cell Production- BMW Builds Fleet of Fuel Cell X5s- Ford and Xcel to Install 30,000 EV Chargers- GM and Partners to Open More Public EV Chargers- Daimler to Use EV Logistics Trucks Globally
- Yanfeng Faces More Cyber Threats- EV Sales Slow in China- GM, Ford Offset UAW Labor Costs with Cuts- Used EV Residuals Drop- Toyota Adds EVs To EU Lineup- BYD Offers Awards to Stop Smears- Xpeng Shows Off AV Tech- Will Rivian Sue Tesla?- Forecast: Cybertruck Will Only Sell 36,000/Year
- GM Says EV Costs to Drop $25,000 By 2025- China’s IM LS6 Targets Tesla Plaid- CATL Skateboard Hits 5.9 Miles per kWh- Fisker Desperate to Save Cash- Hyundai Group U.S. Sales Up Strong- Cybertruck Debuts to Cheers and Boos- Nissan To Stop Building Leafs In U.S.- VW ID Sales in China Growing- Lithium Prices Plummet- Daimler Uses Its EV Trucks in Logistics
- UAW Targets All Non-Union Automakers- Musk Speaks Out Against Unions- Ford Lost $1.7 Billion on UAW Strike- EU Expects 40% Jump in 2024 EV Sales- BMW iX Drives 978 KM with ONE Battery- Chevy Tahoe and Suburban Get a Face Lift- Jeep Sales Sagging, Gets Management Shakeup- Renault Tease R5 EV- EV Charging Road Opens in Detroit- Mercedes and BMW Forming Charging Network in China- Lotus Launches Self-Branded EV Chargers- Ford App Helps Cut EV Charging Costs
- Union Contracts Add $9 Billion To GM’s Costs- GM Likely to Bring Back U.S. Hybrids- Used EV Prices Plummet- Car Dealers Ask to Ease EV Mandate- Biden Admin Could Ease EV Source Rules- Hyundai’s Impressively Clever Hub Wheel Motor- BYD Sells 200K Seagull EVs In Seven Months- NIO and Geely Partner on Battery Swapping- Sea Change in U.S. Mid-Size Pickup Segment- Toyota Reintroduces 1984 Land Cruiser
- Ford Dealers Fight EV Mandate- ONE Lays Off 25% of Workforce- Toyota Shrinks Its Keiretsu- NLRB Rules in Favor and Against Tesla- Sweden Backs Tesla Lawsuit- New EV Benchmark 5 Mi per kWh- Toyota Unleashes New Tacoma
- Stellantis Ready to Ease Up on EV Investments- EVs To Play Big Role In 2024 Elections- Thursday Is Red Letter Day for Tesla - VW Outsources Scout Development to Magna- VW To Cut Jobs and Costs- BYD Makes Final List for EU Car of The Year- Canada Worried About Chinese Suppliers in Mexico- Stellantis Remanufactures Used Parts- Paris Wants Big Vehicles Gone - Porsche Panamera’s Trick Suspension
- Tesla Wins Lawsuit Against Chinese Protestor- Judge Rules That Tesla Knew About Defect- Northvolt Develops Sodium Battery- Toyota Solid State Battery Will Be Low Volume- Ford Cuts Back on EV Battery Plans- Stellantis Breaks Ground on Canada Battery Center- Hertz and EVgo Offer EV Renters Special Charging Rates- Tesla Now Charging Supercharger Congestion Fee- Pony.ai Tests Platooning on Public Roads- Ji Yue Offers Yoke, Eliminates Shift Lever, Door Handles- Carbon Fiber Wheels Can Save 33-lbs/Wheel
- Europe EV Sales Resume Strong Growth- Sales of PHEVs Take Off in China- Nissan Raising U.S. Hourly Wages- Tesla Insurance Runs Into Problems- NIO and Changan Team Up on Battery Swapping- CATL and Stellantis to Build EU Battery Plant- Hyundai Using Robot Dogs to Help Build Cars- Ford Dealers Push Back on EV Requirements- Toyota Fined for Financial Misconduct
- GM’s Barra Faces Big Problems- Cruise Continues in Japan, Dubai- NTSB Wants Speed Limiters in Cars- Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Tesla- Use A Phone to Buy Your Mercedes- Honda Invests in Making Batteries- NIO Hits 2,100 Battery Swap Stations- NIO Targets Maybach S-Class- ONE Gets into LFP Storage Business- Heat Pumps Help EVs In Cold Weather
- One Of Three UAW Workers Didn’t Bother to Vote- Subaru Raises Wages to Fend Off UAW- Brightdrop No Longer Independent from GM- Cadillac Going to Australia and New Zealand- Cadillac Unveils New EVs For China- Lucid Launches Its 1st SUV- Honda Offers Hands-Free Driving- Amazon to Sell Hyundai’s- GAC Going to Solid-State Batteries- BMW’s Centerlock Wheels Need 685-lb/ft Torque
- UAW Contracts Will Likely Be Approved- ChargePoint Launching 500 kW Chargers- Only EVs on Track for Net-Zero- Hyundai Gives the IONIQ 5 the "N" Treatment- Genesis Adds Another SUV to Its U.S. Lineup- Ford Gives Owners Fast Feedback Tech- Toyota and Redwood Expand Partnership to Material Supply- Chinese EV Goes with Gullwing Doors- Domino's Creates Pizza Delivery E-Bike
- UAW Labor War Far from Over- GM Cruise Halts All Operations- China Going Flat Out with Autonomous Cars- GM Acquires Gigacasting Company- Renault’s Ampere Has Bold EV Plans- Toyota Expands Crown Brand with A CUV- Toyota Camry Going 100% Hybrid- ZF Announces Dry Brake-By-Wire System- GM Building F1 Engine for Andretti
- Transplants Raise Wages to Block UAW- Small Supplier Goes Bankrupt, Impacts Stellantis- Big Supplier Hit by Cyber Attack- Fisker Slashes Production Forecast- Telsa Cozies Up with India- Mercedes Launches Mobile Car Repair- Renault and Peugeot Offer New E-Vans- Toyota Testing Bidirectional Charging- 1962 Ferrari GTO Sells for Record Price- Polestar 6 Won't Be Production Limited
- More UAW Locals Rejecting New Contract- U.S. EV Sales Up Strong, But Slowing - Exxon To Mine Lithium in Arkansas- EVs To Get Standard Diagnostic Port- Continental Axes Thousands of Jobs- Renault Offers EV Retrofit Kit for Renault 5- Car Sales Recovering in China- Volvo’s $100,000 Electric Minivan- Tesla Threatens to Sue for Flipping Cybertruck
- Polestar Reveals Future Product and Technology Plans- Fisker In Talks With 5 Automakers to Boost Production- Biden Backs UAW’s Unionization Efforts- BMW To Offer L3 Autonomous Driving in Germany- EV Growth Causes Palladium Prices to Plummet- Volvo Trucks Snaps Up Proterra’s Battery Business- VW To Offer Sub-$35,000 EV In U.S.- Ford Trucks to Test Fuel Cell Vehicles- Hyundai Opens Smart Mobility Hub in Singapore- GM Gets Access to Tesla Superchargers in China
- UAW Targets Transplants and EV Startups- Polestar Won't Break Even on EVs Until 2025- Volvo Buying Giant Casting Machines- EU Backing Off Stricter Emissions- U.S. Wants Bigger Chinese Tariffs- Zeekr Moving Forward with U.S. IPO- Falling Battery Prices Pave Way for Affordable EVs- Chrysler Getting an Electric Crossover- Mustang California Special is Back
- GM’s Cruise Recalls 950 Driverless Vehicles- Renault and Nissan Complete New Alliance Deal- Renault Gives Free Shares to Workers- Study: AM Radio Mandate Will Cost Automakers $3.8 Billion- GM and Stellantis Invest in Rare Earth Free Magnets- Audi Begins EV Motor Production for New Platform- Hyundai Plans to Build e-VTOLs In U.S.- Honda Reveals More Motorcycle E-Clutch Details- Toyota To Reveal Crown SUV Next Week
- NHTSA Says No to Aftermarket Steering Wheel Emblems- IIHS Rates Pickup Rear Seat Protection Poorly- Battery Material Prices Will Keep Falling- GM Pauses Cruise Origin Production- Ram Reveals New 2025 1500 Pickup- Honda Ridgeline Getting More Rugged Trim- Li Auto Launching 540 Horsepower Minivan
- EU Unions Target Tesla- Reports: Tesla to Make €25,000 In Berlin- OEM’s Could Target Tool and Die Suppliers to Cut Costs- Dealers Don’t Trust Ford, Love Toyota - Jeeps Go to Brampton, Dodge Muscle Cars to Windsor- NIO Targets 2025 For U.S. Market- GM to Export Lux SUVs To China- Ford to Build Bronco in China- Toyota Pushes AVs In U.S., Japan…- …And in China- Volvo EX-30 Is A Dream to Drive
- Ford Michigan Assembly UAW Workers Approve New Deal- Ford’s EV Sales Slowing- BMW’s EV Sales Soar 80%- U.S. October Car Sales Below Analyst Forecasts- NIO Plans 10% Jobs Cut- Ford Acquires Power Startup AMP- Bronco Off-Roadeo Program Now Open to Non-Owners- Acura Upgrades the TLX for 2024
- Toyota 1st with Non-Union Pay Raises- BMW Thinks New Batteries As Good As Tesla- BMW Starts Building All-Electric iX2- Volvo Creates New Division for Charging and Energy Storage- O.N.E. Starts LFP Production- Tesla's China Sales Dip Slightly- Toyota Reveals New Crown Sedan- Ferrari Orders Booked Through 2025- Honda Launching Foldable Mini Scooter- VinFast Considering $20K EV for the U.S.
- Tesla Wins 1st Autopilot Lawsuit Involving Fatal Crash- Toyota Slashes EV Sales Forecast- Automakers Oppose U.S. Steel Acquisition- Ford F-150 Lightning Heading to Switzerland- Elon Musk Shares New Cybertruck Details- Rivian Owners Now Have to Pay to Use Charging Sites- Porsche Launches Bug Bounty Program- VW Holding Off on New Battery Plant- Renault May Delay EV Unit IPO Again
- Honda Standardizing ICE Lineups and Powertrains- Hertz Pulls Back EV Expansion- Stellantis Says It Was Least Affected by Strikes- Mercedes Bringing ChatGPT to Employees- New EV Truck Brand Close to U.S. Sales- Toyota Boosts EV Battery Production- Ford Expands Its Charging Network- Geely and Baidu Launch Affordable AV Tech- A Couple of Unique Sightings Around Detroit
- UAW Reaches Agreement with D3- UAW Leaks Info on Ram Mid-Size Pickup- Unifor Reaches Agreement with Stellantis- BYD Posts Record Profits- NEVs Hit 36% Market Share in China- Panasonic Cuts Japan EV Battery Production 60%- Hyundai Slices Ioniq 6 Prices- More Problems at VW CARIAD- VW Teases EV Station Wagon- Nissan Takes Z Rally Concept to SEMA
- UAW Strike Costs Ford $1.3 Billion- EV Demand Slowing Fast- GM Cruise Stops Driverless Ops- Renault and Valeo Develop Rare-Earth Free EV Motor- Hyundai Creates New Design Department- bp Orders $100 Million of Tesla Superchargers- Xpeng Shows Off VTOLs- Nissan Reveals Three SEMA Concepts
- UAW Wins Major Contract Offer from Ford- Details of Proposed UAW Contract- Next Steps in Ratification Process- Renault Rolling Out New ICE Portfolio- Dealers Refuse to Sell Used EVs- Stellantis Buys a Chunk of Leapmotor- BMW Making Its Own Cylindrical Cells- BMW Tests Powered Semi Trailer- Fiat Becoming a Landlord
- UAW Hits D3 Where It Hurts- It’s Been a Bad Week for Mary Barra- GM, Honda Drop Low-Cost EV Project- LG Warns of Slowing EV Growth- Toyota Reveals Concepts at Japan Mobility Show- Mitsu’s Futuristic Delica- Godzilla Sighted in Tokyo- Infiniti Concept Is Bold, But Not Crazy Bold- Mazda Still Fixated on Rotary EREV- Honda’s Low-Cost EV Concepts- BYD Takes on The Japanese Market
- Stellantis "Outraged" at the UAW- GM Withdraws 2023 Guidance- Plant Utilization Could Fall- Mitsubishi Drops China, Invest in Ampere- DoJ Expands Tesla Investigation- Great Wall 1st to Answer EU Anti-Subsidy Questions- Japan Wants More EV Cooperation- Stellantis Reveals New Commercial Vans- China Forces Germany to Be More Open Minded
- GM and Stellantis Boost UAW Contract Offer- Hyundai Partners with Saudi Fund to Build ICEs and EVs- Toyota Unveils More Concepts- Tesla Exceeds Spending Target- Mercedes EVs Piling Up on Dealer Lots in U.S.- Study Claims New Vehicles Pollute More Than Old Ones- Jaguar Land Rover Open EBay Stores for Old Parts
- China Limits EV Graphite Exports- GM: UAW Workers Get $100,000/Year, $1 Million Retirement- EU Car Sales Up 14 Months in A Row- Renault Recommits to Auto Shows- Buick Launches Low-Cost EV In China- Honda Bringing Back Civic Hybrid- Holy Moly! A Plaid Model 3?- DS Puts ChatGPT In Cars- Electric RV On BrightDrop Van
- Price Cuts and Downtime Really Hurt Tesla- Cybertruck Launching in November- GM and Honda Taking Robotaxis to Japan- Honda's Work AVs Could Help Airports- Silverado EV Delayed By a Year- Hyundai Cuts EV Lease Prices- Lucid Struggling to Hit EV Targets- GM Dealers Overcharging for Blazer EV- Stellantis Bundles Its Commercial Operations- Toyota Show Modular Truck Concept- Hyundai Group Carving Path to eVTOL Service
- UAW Strike Costs U.S. Economy $7.7 Billion- UAW Casualty: Stellantis Pulls Out Of CES- Unifor Sets Strike Date with Stellantis- Ford Announces Organizational Change- EU Battle of Direct Sales vs. Dealerships- BMW Surrenders, Goes with NACS- Red States Target EVs With Fees- BYD’s Q3 Profit to Soar - Japanese OEMs Partner on Hydrogen IC Engines- 1948 Cadillac Honored for Plastics Breakthrough
- Ford's Chairman Pleads to End Strike- Suppliers Feeling Strike Impact- UAW Tells Ford to Pound Sand- Tesla China Slips to 5th Place- OEMs Oppose New U.S. CAFE Standards- Toyota's Boxy Van Concept- Volta Trucks Files for Bankruptcy- Stellantis Buys EREV Platform in China- Audio Speakers with No Rare Earths- Li Auto EV Has Wild Form Language
- UAW A Threat to D3 EV Investments- GM Canadian Workers Ratify New Deal- UAW’s Shawn Fain Shows Solidarity with EU Unions- GM’s Cruise Expands Its Business- Toyota Unveils Electric Concepts- California Mandates Electric School Buses- Hongqi’s $680,000 Limousine- First Look at Volvo’s Electric Minivan- Ferrari Now Accepting Crypto for Car Payments
- Ford Says It Has “Reached Our Limit” In UAW Offer- Tesla Offers Pay Boost to German Workers- Ford Increases Wages for Battery Plant Workers- Kia EV9 Has EPA Estimated 304 Miles of Range- U.S. On Track to Sell 1 Million EVs This Year- VW Group Global BEV Sales Up 45%- GM Making Progress on Software Defined Vehicles- BMW Signs Big Battery Deal with Great Wall Motor
- UAW Pulls Out the Big Guns- Hyundai to Contract Manufacture Chinese EVs- Kia Targets More Affordable EV Segments- Toyota Makes Progress on Solid-State Batteries- Honda Making Stationary Storage Out of Old Batteries- VW Updates the ID.4 and ID.5- Nissan Taps Into Racer's Brains
- GM Strikes Tentative Deal with Unifor- IDRA Making Gigapresses For Ford and Hyundai - China Car Exports Soar in September- Stellantis To Build 2nd Battery Plant in Indiana- BMW Starts Construction on U.S. Battery Plant- BMW Reveals New iX2 Electric- Honda Develops Electronic Clutch for Manual Motorcycles- Magna Creates Recyclable Seat Covers- Tesla Model 3 and Y Off-Road Lift Kit
- GM Faces Dual-Front Labor War- Chinese OEMs Take EVs to Developing Markets- China EV Startup Files for Bankruptcy- BMW EV Sales Jump 80%- ZF Expands AV Business- Schaeffler Bids on Vitesco- Nissan Using AI for New Materials- Nissan's Wild Hyper Adventure Concept- Honda Develops Self-Driving Lawn Mower
- UAW Declares a Ceasefire- UAW Mack Workers Reject Contract- Unifor Ready to Strike GM Tonight- Tesla Signs Major Deal with Hilton- IRS Just Made Buying EVs Easier- Hyundai Can’t Find Buyers for China Assembly Plant- Audi Slashes e-tron GT Price By $20,000- Ford Expands Blue Cruise in EU- Ford Launches All-New Transit in EU
- UAW's Fain to Hold "Rose Ceremony" Today- Strike Impacts 18,500 Ford and Supplier Workers- D3 Have Inventory to Ride Out the Strike- Renault Develops Massive Simulator- NHTSA Wants to Recall 52 Million Airbags- Tesla Cuts Prices Again- Toyota Expanding Crown Lineup to 4 Models- Toyota's CALTY Unveils Baby Lunar Rover- U.S. Battery Supply Chain Ramping Up Fast- OEMs Wants Clean Aluminum in the U.S.
- UAW Strike Damaging U.S. Supply Chain- GM Builds $6 Billion Strike Fund- UAW Workers Will Retire Millionaires- Fain to Update Strike Tomorrow- GM Still Struggling with Ultium-Based EVs- Honda Passport Gets Rugged Upgrades- Honda Launches New Kei Car in Japan- Toyota to Buy Batteries from LG Plant in Michigan- U.S. Q3 Car Sales Surprise Analysts- Ford Fails to Sell Saarlouis Plant in Germany- Daimler Demos Its Tesla Semi Rival- Rivian Adds Range... At a Cost- Lucid Offers Lower Cost Air Sedan
- BYD 4th-Best Selling Brand Globally in August- EV Battery Production to Grow 6X by 2030- Volvo EX30 Starts Just Over $36,000 In U.S.- Tesla Reintroduces Entry-Level RWD Model Y- Second Life EV Batteries Could Become Booming Business- Nissan Shows Off Wild, Hyper Urban Concept- Mercedes-Benz Customizes 300,000th Truck
- UAW Gives GM Counterproposal- UAW Strike Costs D3 $4 Billion So Far- VW CARIAD Hires Software Expert- NHTSA Investigates Ford ICE Failures- Tesla Q3 Deliveries Fall- Rivian Beats Sales Estimates- BYD Catches Tesla in Global EV Sales- FIA Gives Andretti Green Light for F1- Honda Hints at Tesla-Like Assembly
- GM’s Mary Barra Slams Shawn Fain…- …So Does Ford’s Farley - UAW Expands Strike to Two More Plants- UAW Reaches Agreement with Mack Truck- Auto Suppliers Beg for Strike Relief- Tesla Updates Model Y in China- No New EV Plant for VW In Wolfsburg- Auto Alliance Says CAFE Rules Not Feasible- Teamsters Oppose GM Cruise AV Exemption- Mercedes Launches L3 Drive Pilot in U.S.- Italy Wants to Block Chinese EV Imports
- On-Shoring Synthetic Graphite for U.S. Battery Production- Converting Wood Waste into Graphite- Big Money In Battery Storage- EVs Are Tool and Die Bonanza- American and Chinese OEMs Rated Best at Writing Software- Big Money In Recycling EV Batteries- U.S. Gas Stations Closing Fast- ADAS Could Save 250,000 Lives Over 30 Years
- Rear View Mirrors Perfect Spot for Driver Monitor Tech- Thermal Cameras Needed to Meet New NHTSA Mandate- Suppliers Now Getting Involved with VTOLs- Tesla Not the Only One Developing 48V Systems- Magna Developing System to Predict Accidents- China Car Imports Drop Dramatically- Tremec Develops Powerful EV Drive Unit
- Biden Supports 40 Percent UAW Raises- Internal Leak: UAW Wants to Damage Detroit Three- U.S. EV Sales Up 80 Percent- Slow Sales: VW Cuts EV Production In EU- Geely Embraces Swappable Batteries- BMW Adds More PHEVs To Lineup- Solar Subsidies in Germany Snapped Up in A Day- Nissan Intros New $17,225 Versa- Bosch Develops Fish-Eye Backup Camera
- UAW Strike Is Ratcheting Up- Ford Stops Battery Plant in Michigan- Ford Fires Warning Shot at Biden Administration- Unifor Sets Its Bargaining Sights on GM- China Mad at EU Subsidy Investigation - Nissan Goes All-In with EVs in EU- Honda Unveils New Electric Concepts- China Dominates Auto Screen Market- Ford First to Offer Digital License Plates- AAA: It Costs $12,182/Year to Own A Car
- UAW Strike Becomes Political Football- Ford And Unifor Settle New Contract- Parts Depot Strikes Hurt OEMs, Dealers, Customers- Striking Workers Don’t Qualify for Unemployment- NIO Opens New HQ In California- Chinese Car Exports Soar in August- ACEA Begs the EU Not to Tax EVs from UK- Manual Transmissions Double Market Share
- UAW Leader Wants to Keep D3 “Wounded for Months”- EU Wants 100% Carbon Neutral E-Fuels- Used Car Buyers Forced to Buy Older Cars- Toyota Going Full Steam Ahead on Electrics- Honda Strengthens Performance Capabilities- Audi Updates Q4 E-Tron EV- BMW Motorrad Stops All ICE Motorcycle Sales in U.S.
- UAW Cripples Mercedes-Benz Production in the U.S.- More Plants Could Strike by Noon Tomorrow- A Flaw in the UAW's Strike Strategy?- EV Batteries Can Last the Life of a Car- NIO 1st Car Maker with Its Own Smartphone- EV Sales Up 102% in Europe- Marelli Closes ICE Plant Due to EV Growth- Geely Helps Launch China's 1st Auto-Grade 7NM Chip- Continental and Ethernovia Developing 7NM Chip- Mercedes Turns to Tech to Improve Manufacturing
- Ford Reaches Tentative Agreement with Unifor- UK to Delay ICE Sales Ban- UK Auto Industry Not on Board with ICE Ban Delay- Lexus Details Future Lineup Plans- Volvo Ditches Diesel Engines- IIHS Says Minivans Need Better 2nd Row Protection- Toyota Claims Breakthrough in Teaching Robots New Tasks- Russia Bans Government Foreign Car Purchases- Fiat Topolino On Sale Now in Italy
- UAW Threatens to Expand Strike This Friday- Laid Off Workers Get UAW Strike Money- Ford Fires Back at Fain- Turkey Wants a Tesla Gigafactory- Toyota's Factory Ideas to Battle Tesla- Shell Open Its Biggest Charging Station Ever- Honda Recycling Plastic Intake Manifolds- New Tiguan PHEV Gets 100 KM of Range- Ford Reveals Ranger PHEV
- Ford, GM Lay Off UAW Workers- Fitch Says D3 Have Liquidity to Ride Out Long Strike- GM Compensation for UAW Workers- NIO Opens 1,800th Swap Station and Launches New EC6- Tesla Installed 50,000th Supercharger- Tesla Cybertruck Hits 2 Million Reservations- Chevy Equinox EV To Launch Soon in China- GM Halts Electric Van Production Until Next Spring- Lambo and Ducati Demonstrate V2V Technology- Mercedes Museum Helps Color Blind People View Exhibits
- UAW Shuts Down Three D3 Assembly Plants- OEMs Likely to Retaliate Against the UAW- Biden Admin Could Prep SBA Loans for Suppliers- Tesla Makes It Harder for Legacies to Compete- Bosch Signs Fuel Cell Buy-Back Plan- Hyundai Takes Elantra to the Nth Degree- Rivian Outshines Other EV Startups- Mercedes Faces Defeat Devices Accusation- Renault Has Electric Van in All Size Segments
- UAW Lays Out Stand Up Strike Strategy- Ford Fumes After UAW Rejects Counter Offer- Tesla Develops Gigacasting Breakthrough- China Upset Over EU EV Investigation- U.S. BEV Sales Soar 67% Through July- GMC Unveils All-New Acadia- Cadillac Updates CT5 Sedan- Jeep Gladiator Gets Slight Refresh- Volvo Adds Video Streaming to Its Car
- UAW Plans Targeted Strike at Specific Plants- Ford Says New UAW Offer Is Most Lucrative in History- EU Launches Investigation into Chinese EVs- Hyundai/Kia Face Another Lawsuit Over Vehicle Thefts- Ford Reveals Updated F-150- Hyundai To Adopt Gigacastings
- UAW Strike Looms, Two Days to Go- India Moves to Phase Out Diesels- Stellantis Reveals 1st EV on New Platform- Consumers Prefer Charging Partnerships- Nissan Revives Baseball Teams- XPeng Ditching Direct Sales for Dealerships- High-End Tech Going Into Low-End Chinese Cars- Tesla and Suppliers Spending Big in Mexico- AVs Getting Closer to Human Drivers
- UAW Negotiations and Two More Offers to Go- Morgan Stanley: Tesla Headed For $1.4 Trillion Market Cap- Chinese OEMs Target Brazil for BEVs- Gotion To Build Another U.S. Battery Plant- BMW Backs Off Charging for Heated Seats- MINI EVs To Be Built in UK- VW Rushes Out Performance ID.7- Tesla and McDonald’s Offer Cyber Spoon - Tesla Might Increase Model Y Price in China
- Rivian Expects Big Drop in Battery Raw Material Prices- Mullen Automotive in Trouble- UAW President Calls GM’s Counter Offer “Insulting”- Ford Fast Tracks 8,000 Workers to Top Wage Rate- Acura Doesn’t Want GM Techs to Service New ZDX- Argo AI Founders Form New Autonomous Trucking Startup- Tesla’s Sales Soar in China- Cadillac’s Goddess Makes Return on Celestiq
- UAW And Detroit 3 Make New Contract Offers- Stellantis Partners with Aramco To Test eFuels- Toyota Develops Renewable Power Generation System- Volvo Invests in Startup to Become More Vertically Integrated- Toyota Launches SUV Version of Its Century Model- Tesla’s Mexico Production Could Be Delayed- Tesla Builds Two Millionth Vehicle in Shanghai- Bentley’s $31,000 Sound System- Honda Adopts Tesla’s Charging Plug- Ford Reveals Rally Version of Mustang Mach-E
- Chinese EV Makers Threaten Western Automakers- Chinese OEMs Urge More Cooperation- Chinese Reveals at Munich Auto Show- AWS and Qualcomm To Help Power BMW’s New Automated Driving System- Toyota Develops Fuel Cell Pickup Truck- NHTSA Takes Step to Force Airbag Recall- Cummins, Daimler and PACCAR Partner to Make Battery Cells
- VW CEO Not Worried About Chinese Taking Over EU- Ford Delays MEB-Based Explorer- Mahindra Getting EV Tech From VW- VW Wants Each Brand to Have Own Design DNA- Audi Q6 e-tron is 1st PPE-Based EV- Concept CLA Shows Mercedes' Electric Future- BMW Reveals Neue Klasse EV- Altima Sedan Getting the Axe- Nissan Delays Kicks Production Due to Theft- GM's Cruise Keeps Expanding
- UAW’s Shawn Fain Accuses D3 Of Bull$$$t- Biden Admin Delivers Victory to UAW- Hyundai/Kia Add $2B To U.S. EV Investment- Tesla Highland Makes Official Debut- Tesla Cuts FSD by $3,000- Tesla Cuts S and X Prices 15-20%- Kia Outsells Hyundai In U.S.- JLR To Use Green Freight Trucks- MINI Unveils New EVs
- Unifor Targets Ford- Hellcat is the Most Stolen Car- U.S. August Sales Look Strong- BYD to Surpass BMW, Mercedes and Renault- Alfa 33 Stradale is One Serious Supercar- Ram TRX Gets $10K Price Hike- Rivian Brings Motors In-House- Tesla Autopilot Faces More Investigations- New Passat PHEV Gets More Range
- Production Blip Cost Toyota $356 Million- EVs Help Drive EU Sales- Chinese OEMs Buying Their Own Cargo Ships- Kia Aggressively Prices EV5 In China- AI Handles 1 Million Questions a Month for GM- Citroen Wants Direct Sales and Fixed Pricing- BMW, Ford and GM Join North Carolina EV Charging Program- Ford Pro Improves AC Charging Unit- BlueCruise Gets German Approval
- Ranking OEMs by SDV Progress- Big $$ in EV Battery Recycling- EVs Cost More to Repair Than ICEs- Tesla EVs Not Hurt by Fast Charging- Mercedes About to Open Own Charging Network- Stellantis Expanding Dealer Charging Network- Hyundai to Build Fast Chargers In-House- Magna Takes Steps Now to Reach Net-Zero Later- Stereo Cameras Capture More Data Than Lidar- The Most Powerful Porsche Cayenne Ever
- Ford to Ax 5 ICE Models- VinFast Hits $160 Billion Market Cap- GM, Ford Cut Pickup Production- EPA Hands Out Fines for Diesel Emission Cheating- Want A $20,000 Used Car? Good Luck- Renault’s Ampere to Do an IPO- Citroen Revives H-Van Classic- XPeng Flies VTOL Across River- New Chinese EVs Adopt American SUV Styling
- Long UAW Strike Could Put Small Parts Suppliers at Risk- Hyundai South Korea Workers Vote to Strike- Chinese Automakers Will Dominate Munich Auto Show- American and Chinese OEMs Rated Best at Writing Software- Kia Reveals Production Version of The EV5- Ford Updates Nugget Camper for Europe- Mercedes Reveals New Version of The Marco Polo- GMC Creates Camper Kit for The Hummer EV- U.S. Car Sales Expected to Be Strong in August- New Carlos Ghosn Documentary on Apple+
- GM to Pay Ultium Workers $20+/Hour- China Takes Latin American Market by Storm- CATL Pioneers Battery Swapping for Semis- Battle of the USB Ports; A vs. C- VW ID.7 Starts at 57,000 Euros- EVs a Bonaza for Tool and Die Industry- U.S. Hybrid Sales to Triple- GM Testing L4 AVs in China- Toyota Creates DJ Booth on Wheels
- Stellantis Could Be UAW Strike Target- China Adds Another EV Manufacturer- Stellantis Explores JV With Leapmotor- 1 Million+ China-Made EVs Headed to EU- GM Ultium Plant Has Chemical Spill- Right-To-Repair Victory in Massachusetts- Tesla Lowers Production in Berlin - VinFast Adds $55 Billion In Market Cap
- NHTSA Wants Front and Rear Seat Belt Warnings- Hyundai Group Slumping in China- Experts Torn Over Ford's Plan B for Service Parts- Li Auto Joins China's Price War- China Embraces Baidu's Robotaxis- China's BYD Opens 1st Japanese Showroom- BMW Lets You Play 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?'- VinFast Releases U.S. Specs for VF9- VW Kicks Off ID.7 Production
- VinFast Loses $30 Billion In Market Cap- Fain Rallies UAW Members- Hyundai and Kia Coming Out with Midsize EV Pickups- OEMs Worry About Steel Monopoly- Pininfarina’s Electric Concepts- Lamborghini Unveils First EV- Tesla Highland to Use CATL M3P Battery- Mercedes Unveils New GT Coupe- Jay Leno and Dodge Partner on Car Care Products
- UAW’s Fain Says D3 Not Bargaining Seriously- UAW Strike Could Cost D3 Billions- Ford Trains White Collar Workers to Do UAW Jobs- Toyota bZ4X Lease Cheaper Than Camry- ONE Uses LFP Battery as Range Extender- North American EV Supply Chain Grows- Will Farley Race Mustang GTD At Le Mans?- Acura Unveils Its First EV- Acura Teases New Electric Supercar
- Tesla Taking Orders for Refreshed Model 3 Highland in China- 48% of Americans Considering an EV- 71% of Americans Unaware of EV Tax Credits- ADAS Could Save 250,000 Lives Over 30 Years- Jaguar to Drop the I-PACE- Stellantis Increase U.S. Lithium Deal- Stellantis Offers Remanufactured Parts in the U.S.- Mercedes Helps Seize 1.6 Million Fake Parts- Continental Gets Brake-by-Wire Contract
- UAW Pushes for Strike Vote- CATL Develops Fast Charging LFP Battery- ONE LFP Battery Now Has Similar Energy Density to NMC- GM Invests in EV Battery Startup- Mitsubishi Axes the Mirage- Hyundai Buys GM India Plant- India Invests Billions in Electric Buses- New Cadillac EV Revealed in China- Ford to Debut Mid-Engine Mustang- Ranking Automakers by Operating Profit
- Tesla Builds FSD Team in China- Ford Raids Apple Again for More Talent- Ford Installs BlueCruise on More Vehicles- Biden Wants to Avoid UAW Strike- Tesla Creates New Base Model S and X- LFP Mach-E Gets Same Range- Wuling Adds Another NEV to Lineup- Top OEMs by Revenue/Car
- Stellantis Fires Back at UAW- Tesla Cuts Prices Again in China- Used Car Prices Fall in U.S.- GM Extends Chevy Bolt Production- Lotus Dreams Big with U.S. Assembly Plant- BYD Targets Jeep, Bronco, Land Rover- U.S. Could Mandate Front Cameras- Good-Bye Diesel Jeep Gladiator- The World’s Biggest Automakers by Sales
- UAW Wipes Out $20 Billion Of Ford, GM Market Cap- Chinese OEMs Should Demolish Foreign Automakers: BYD- EV Sales Not Falling in U.S.- California Gives Robotaxis The Green Light- Ford Targets $5,000/Truck in Software Services- Ford Issues Software Hack Patch- Auto Industry Races into Silicon Carbide- Baojun Seats Are as Comfy as They Come- Honda Recycles Work Uniforms into Sound Insulation
- Charging Cheaper Than Pumping Gas- VW Triples ID.3 Sales in China- Rivian Slash Costs, Still Loses Billions- Meet the Electric Cadillac Escalade- Bentley Intro "Sustainable" Leather- Mahle Improves Battery Cooling- All-New Kia K3 (Forte)- Hyundai Not Offering New PHEV Santa Fe in the U.S.
- UAW’s Shawn Fain Trashes Stellantis Proposal- GM Makes Bidirectional Charging Standard- Li Auto Brags It Will Outsell German Luxury Brands- Opel’s Latest EV Concept- Stellantis Launches New Aftermarket Brand- BMW i7 EV Gets Armored Plated- Honda Reports Big Jump in Earnings- How to Avoid U.S. Import Tariff on China Cars - Hitachi Astemo Emerges as Strong Supplier
- China's Car Market Stopped Growing- Gas Stations Closing Fast- Proterra Files for Chapter 11- Lucid's Loses Triple- Chevy Blazer EV Police Edition- BMW 5 Series LWB for China- Tesla's CFO Unexpectedly Steps Down- Harley Davidson's Made-in-India Strategy- eBikes a $1 Billion Business for Bosch- Nissan Axes the Titan Pickup
- GM Says EVs Don’t Need Fewer Workers- Lucid Enters the Price War- China Made 61% Of Global EVs In H1- Pepsi’s Experience with Tesla Semi- Audi, BMW, Mercedes Follow Different EV Strategies - Cadillac Celestiq Starts At $340,000- Opel Develops Anti-Lock Seatbelt- Japan Moves to De-Risk China Dependence- Nissan Outearns Toyota In North America
- UAW Demands 46% Pay Raise- Nikola Gets New CEO- Rivian Adds Krafcik To Its Board- China Car Imports Drop Dramatically- Fisker Loses Less Money…- …And Unveils More New Products- Toyota To Make Robotaxis In China- Magna Reports Strong Financial Earnings- Mercedes Goes with Geely Powertrain- Toyota Considers Corolla Pickup
- U.S. Car Market Almost Healthy Again- BMW Sells More Cars and Brings in More Money- BMW Doing Better with EVs Than Other Traditional OEMs- Buick Sells More Ultium EVs in China than GM in the U.S.- Jeep Offers Jurassic Park Graphics Kit- Tremec Develops Powerful EV Drive Unit- GM's Cruise Signs Union Deal- We Drive Nikola's Trucks- BorgWarner's Switch to EVs Paying Off- Aptiv Rides Software to Solid Profits
- Subaru Boosts BEV Targets- Toyota To Produce New Subaru Electric SUV In U.S.- UAW Ramps Up Demands- Ferrari Boosts Profit Despite Sales Drop- Uber Posts First Quarterly Operating Profit- VW Looks to Acquire More Chinese EV Technology- Ford Restarts F-150 Lightning Production- Porsche Unveils Special Edition 911- New Toyota Land Cruiser Looks Impressive
- ExxonMobil Wants to Supply Lithium- Mustang Mach-E a Sales Flop in China- Toyota Reports Break-Out Earnings- Nissan Regains Its Financial Footing- Kia Reports Record U.S. Sales- China's NEVs Generate a Lot of Complaints- Stellantis Sends Battery Techs Overseas to Train- Li-Cycle Opens Germany Battery Recycling Plant- Chevy Blazer EV Gets Pricier- Nissan Z NISMO Gets More Power, But Automatic-Only
- Crawling Around GM’s BrightDrop EV- Auto Suppliers Get Big Legal Win- Lamborghini Catching Up to Ferrari- Mazda To Axe MX-30 EV- Renault and Nissan Kiss and Make Up- Nissan May Need to Export Cars from China- Toyota Ramps Up China R and D- Mercedes CLA Can Go BEV Or ICE
- Ford Boosts Earnings- Ford Sees Slower EV Adoption, Much Higher Losses- Biden Admin Rejects OEM Opposition to New Cafe Rules- Hyundai Uses AI to Help Suppliers Cut Carbon Emissions- Audi Healthy Despite Poor EV Sales- VW Buying Electronic Architecture from XPeng- BMW Brings L3 To China- India Says No to BYD Plant- Mustang Dark Horse R Is Pure Track Car- Congress Moving Forward on AM Radio Mandate
- Legacy Auto to Challenge Tesla Charging Network- Tesla Boosts Supercharger Capability- Did EVs Cause That Ship Fire?- GM Cruise Safety Stats Look Impressive- OEMs Want Regs for AVs- China Car Sales Forecast to Drop This Month- LG Sees Slower EV Sales in EU and China- Car Loans Get More Expensive in the U.S.- Mercedes Updating Its Mid-Size Vans- Volvo EX30 is Priced to Sell
- EV Fires Threaten Moving Them by Ship- GM Making Batteries by Hand- Chevrolet Bolt Saved from The Axe- Stellantis Posts Strong H1 Earnings- Watch YouTube In Your New Audi- VW’s ID Sales Plummet in China - BYD Knocks VW Off #1 Perch in China- Small Chinese EVs Going with Sodium Batteries- Tesla Outsells Toyota In California
- Profit Up, But GM Still Struggling to Make Ultium EVs- Competition Slows CATL's Growth- Hyundai Invests in Battery Research- Tesla Kicking Off India Talks Soon- Retractable Steering Wheel Coming to Market- Mercedes Using Suspension Data to Improve Roads- Hyundai Trying to Speed Up Software Fix- Mustang GT Feels More Like Grand Tourer
- Tesla Offers 72-Month Car Loans- Say Goodbye to ICE Versions of Acura MDX, RDX, TLX- Stellantis Adds Another Battery Plant in U.S.- GM Cruise Expands to Miami- Foxconn Buys 50% Of ZF’s Axle Business- BMW Opens New China R and D Center- Buick Redesigns the Regal in China- New Ford Mustang EcoBoost Driving Impressions
- U.S. Doubles EV Charging Ports - 100℉ Really Hurts EV Range- It’s Official. Audi Going with Chinese EV Platform- Mahindra Wins Jeep Lawsuit- Toyota Aims for The Moon- IRA Helps Offset Tesla’s Price Cuts- EV Battery Recycling Ramping Up Fast- Software Glitches Delay Volvo EX90 EV- eVTOL Market Heats Up in U.S.
- Tesla Hits Record Sales and Revenue- Tesla in Talks with Major Own to License FSD- A Peek at Cybertruck’s Gigacastings- Stellantis Shrinks EV Charger and Inverter- Nissan To Make Solid-State Batteries in IC Engine Plant- Magna Makes Major Investment for Ford’s Blue Oval City- Sodium Battery Makers Target Lead-Acid Batteries- Kia Using More Sustainable Materials- Porsche’s Alternative Logos
- JLR To Build Battery Factory in UK- VinFast Announced U.S. Plant Groundbreaking- VW U.S. R and D Develops Lightweight Materials- Electrify America Changes Pricing Methods- Mahle EV Thermal Management Slashes Charging Time - Inmotive EV 2-Speed Trans Adds 15% Driving Range- Hella Lamps for Porsche Use 32,000 Pixels- Wash Your Car Without Water- New Hyundai Santa Fe Looks Stunning
- China Grabbing Global Market Share- BYD Becoming Tesla’s Biggest Threat- Tesla Launches Charm Campaign in Germany- Fisker To Test India Market- Chevrolet Traverse Gets Major Makeover- Battery Shortage Shutters GM’s CAMI- Magna Develops Drop-In E-Axles- Porsche Vision 357 Speedster Hints at Next Boxster
- Tesla Cybertruck Finally Goes into Production- Ford Slashes F-150 Lightning Prices- VinFast Investors Head for The Exits - Nikola Stock Jumps on Customer Order- Ford Has Most Recalls of All - Mitsubishi Drops Out of China- BYD Sales and Profits Soaring- Cadillac Optiq EV Is Only for China- UAW Workers Not the Only Ones Who Made Sacrifices
- Detroit 3 Labor Costs Are Highest in The Industry- VW CEO Warns “The Roof Is on Fire”- Ford Pushing C-V2X In China- Hummer EV Pickup Gets More Range- Mach-E Gets the Off-Road Treatment- Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Offers Blistering Performance- Polestar Unwraps New 3 and 5- Kia Making Inroads in India- VW Updates Atlas and Atlas Cross in U.S. Market
- New VW CEO Getting His Team in Place- VW Buying Into Electricity Stock Market Program- Kia Invests to Build EV9 in the U.S.- BMW Expects to Triple 1st Half U.S. EV Sales- NIO Running Into More Problems- Ford's EV Goals Ahead of Demand- Bosch Making Fuel Cells for Nikola- NHTSA Wants to Speed Up AV Deployment- Tesla Wants to Make 500K EVs in India
- Ouch! Audi Could Buy Chinese EV Platform- Gigacasting Threaten Steel, Tool and Die Industries- Are U.S. EV Sales Up or Down?- EV Startup NIO in Deep Trouble- Ford Officially Bans Animal Testing- VW Moving Passat to MQB evo Platform- Caterham Reveals Project V Electric- One-Off Ferrari KC23 is Stunning
- U.S. Used Car Prices Drop- UAW Negotiations Start Thursday- Geely and Renault Officially Merge ICE Ops.- NIO Launching Semi-Solid-State Battery- China Car Exports Soaring- Renault Chairman Warns of a "Chinese Storm"- China Limits Exports of Gallium and Germanium- Toyota to Make Fuel Cells in Kentucky- Mahle Makes Components for Hydrogen ICEs- Paint Your Walls the Color of Your Porsche
- U.S. Car Sales Stronger Than Expected- Car Sales Drop in China- VW Warns China EV Segment Is Overheating- VW Slashes ID.3 Price in China- Cadillac Cuts Lyriq Price in China- Car Dealers Experimenting with ChatGPT- Stellantis Reveals More EV Platform Details- UAW Wants to Soften Emission Proposal- Tesla Wants Stricter Vehicle Emissions- Honda Forms New Software Partnership- VW Invests Big in South America- VW Reveals New T-Cross SUV- BMW Motorrad Launches New Electric Motorcycle- BMW Motorrad Unveils Cool Steampunk Concept
- Porsche Says No to Tesla’s NACS- Tesla to Set Record Quarter for Deliveries- Model 3 To Use CATL’s M3P Cells- Ford’s Farley Shoots Back at UAW Accusations- Toyota and Hyundai EV Ads Banned in the UK- New Ford Mustang Pricing Revealed- Commercial EV Charging Hub Launched in Michigan- GM Defense Creates Military Version of Hummer EV- VW Group Using AI to Check Spot Welds- Honda Offers CPO Jets
- Ford Cut 1,000 More Jobs- Push Back on the EPA's Emission Targets- Chinese an Even Bigger Threat to Japanese Industry- VW Overestimated Demand for Its EVs- Ford Reveals Mustang GT4- Ford Helps Helps Cure Accident PTSD- Not Enough Money Committed to Public Charging- NSU Importer Went Rogue to Make Its Own Station Wagon
- Car Brand Loyalty Down, But Not Tesla- SAE To Standardize Tesla’s NACS- Volvo Adopts Tesla’s Charging System- Small Pickups Perform Poorly in Rear Seat Safety- Cox Automotive Increases Full-Year U.S. Sales Forecast- Tesla on Pace for Record Quarter in China- GAC Auto Develops Ammonia Powered Engine- GM Defense Develops Ultium-Based Energy Storage Unit
- Lordstown Goes Bankrupt- Tesla Should Start Its Own Finco- Legacy OEMs Could Get Clobbered by the Chinese- Top 10 Global Suppliers- Toyota's Next-Gen C-HR- Chip Shortage Easing, But Still Hurts- Stellantis to Launch EV Charging Network- No $40,000 Silverado EV- Ex-Audi CEO Sentenced in Dieselgate- Ford Super Duty Claims Biggest Capacities- VW Says No New Beetle, Ever- BMW Brings Back M5 Wagon
- Aston To Use Lucid Technology- Toyota To Build Its Own In-House Gigapresses- ICE Vehicle Sales Won’t Return to Pre-Covid Levels- Alpine to Expand into The U.S. and China- Alpine Racing Receives €200 Million Investment- GM Signs Manganese Supply Deal- Palladium Prices Plummet- Hyundai Hits 10 Million Subscribers- Car Prices in Russia Skyrocket- Fiat Ditches Gray Car Colors
- Uh-Oh, There’s Not Enough Lithium- Stellantis Builds Inventory for A Strike- Audi Is Falling Short- Porsche Creates Its Own Software Division- Ford to Lay Off More Employees- U.S. Car Sales Surprisingly Strong- U.S. Traffic Deaths Drop For 4th Straight Quarter- VW Touareg PHEV Costs €94,000- Ford Super Duty’s Trick Tailgate
- Louisiana Slams Door on Direct Sales- LFP Getting Massive Investment- Automakers Scramble to Get Non-China Graphite- Forget OTA, Toyota Going with Hardware Updates- Ford Makes Upfitting Easier- VW Puts More Pressure on Brands to Perform- EPA Sets New Renewable Fuel Targets- Ford Taking on Pikes Peak with Electric Van- Opel e-XTREME Rocks- Electric Opel Astra Hits the Market
- Rivian Adopts Tesla’s Charging System- Texas Mandates Tesla’s NACS Plugs- China Extends Tax Breaks for Electric Vehicles- Toyota Using Generative AI to Aid Design- Toyota Unveils New Luxury Vans for Japan- Land Rover Updates the Discovery Sport and Evoque- Cadillac Teases New Electric Escalade- Ford Super Duty Features Impressive Technology
- Ghosn Sues Nissan for $1 Billion- Luca de Meo to Run Renault and Ampere- BMW M Declares DCTs Are Dead- Buick EV Starts at $26,500 in China- Rivian Holds Parking Lot Sale- Hyundai Dramatically Ups EV Investment- GM Pours Nearly $1 Billion Into HD Diesels- Stellantis and Foxconn to Make Chips- BorgWarner Pivots to EV Portfolio
- Stellantis Only Shipping PHEVs To ZEV States- Ford Pro on Pace to Double Profits- Stellantis To Build eVTOLs Next Year- Nikola Lays Off Employees to Cut Costs- Faraday Delays Deliveries Again- Polestar Partners to Create New OS For China- Renault Unveils New SUV- Toyota Reveals New TRD Paint Color- New Acura Integra Type S Starts At $52,000
- U.S. Car Market Doing Better Than Expected- Florida Handcuffs Legacy OEMs To Franchise Dealers- DLE Is the New Way to Mine Lithium- Baidu Expands Robotaxis to Shenzhen- VW Updates MQB, Adds PHEV Range- VW Using Dry Coating for Electrodes- AEHRA Reveals Wild EV Sedan Concept- Tesla Adds Incentives to Model 3 In China - Mercedes Makes World First with Chat GPT In Cars- New Mercedes Concept Inspired by Old C-111 Test Car
- U.S. EV Registrations Up 72%- U.S. Interest in EVs Grew Slightly- Continental Develops More Sustainable Tires- Graphene Could Lead to Tire Breakthrough- Used Car Prices Falling- Toyota Keeps Akio, But Support Declining- VW to Axe Models, Share More Platforms- Ford Revamps Gas and Diesel V8s- Car Repair Prices Probably Going Up
- Toyota Could Cut Fuel Cell Costs in Half- Renault Reveals Connected Car Concept- IIHS Wants to Mandate Side Guards on Big Trucks- GM Chooses Indiana for 4th U.S. Battery Plant Site- Buick Envision Adopts New Design- VW Aiming to Boost Earnings By €10 Billion Through Cuts- Toyota Revives the Land Cruiser
- Toyota Launches All-Out EV Effort- For Akio, It's About Saving Face- GM to Make $50 Billion on ICE Investments- Renault to Offer Bi-Directional Charging- Ford Opens BEV Factory in Klon, Germany- U.S. Treasury Scolded for EV Loopholes- Daimler Launches Long-Haul EV Semi in Europe- Mercedes Lines Up Green Steel Supplies
- Pension Funds Want Akio Out of Toyota- Nio Is Running into Trouble- Tesla Displays Manufacturing to Attract Customers- GM, Ford, VW All Want to Cut $3 Billion- Hyundai-Kia To Merge R and D Ops- Chevy Bolt Likely Going to Ultium Platform - VW Teases Electric Beetle- CharIn Disses Tesla’s NACS- Tesla to Earn Billions in Charging Revenue from Non-Tesla Brands
- Barra and Musk Announce EV Charging Collaboration- Ford Triples Lightning Production - Ram Rampage Going to U.S. Market- ICE Sales Down, EVs Up, Oil Declining- Lexus GX Gets Complete Make-Over- Lexus Unveils Big TX SUV- Bosch Bets Heavy on Software- Toyota Puts Battery R and D Lab in Michigan- Porsche Toys with Electric Hypercar- Toyota Develops Hydrogen Le Mans Racer
- GM Won't Invest in New EV Plants- Autoliv Making Big Job Cuts- Lucid Expanding Into China- TuSimple Taking AV Trucking to Japan- Fovia/Hella Lands BMS Contracts- Chevy Honors Le Mans Camaro- U.S. Dealers Worried Sales Will Slow- China Launching Campaign to Boost Sales- Bridgstone Making New Tires From Old Tires
- Tesla M3 Cheaper Than Camry In California- China Startup Has Cold Weather Battery- EV Price War in China Impacting Suppliers- Executive Changes at Stellantis and Ford- New Ram Rampage in Brazil- Volvo EX30 EV Priced Under $35,000- DS Reveals Wild, Future Interior Concept- BorgWarner Pivots to EVs- Kobayashi To Race in NASCAR
- Ford Quadruples BlueCruise Price- Tesla NACS Could Become U.S. Charging Standard- Tesla Earns IRA Windfall- EV Lease Rates Are Soaring- GM Invests $1 Billion in HD Trucks- No Profit for $30K EVs- GM Developing New EV Architecture- Stellantis Refurbishes Cars with Old Parts- War Over AM Radio Rages On- Peugeot's Wild New Interior Design
- GM AVs Coming to Showrooms- NHTSA Wants AEB Mandate- Tesla Growth Slows in China- Tesla Model 3 Now Only $32,000- VW ID.Buzz Makes U.S. Debut- France Wants Its Own IRA- Lexus Baby LBX Debuts - GM Lines Up More Battery Raw Materials- Meet Jeep’s New Design Chiefs
- High Car Prices Could Open Door for Chinese- Auto Machinery Orders Barely Up- OEMs Prefer Refurbishing Equipment Instead of Buying New- Toyota Boosts Marketing to Minority Buyers in U.S.- Most Powerful Range Rover Sport Ever- Aston Martin Unleashes New DB12- More EV Launch Delays Expected
- Lucid Raises $3 Billion- NHTSA Proposes AEB Mandate- BYD NEV Sales Top 1 Million In 2023- Toyota Invests $2.1 Billion More In U.S. EV Production- Honda Builds 30 Millionth Engine in Ohio- Farley Says EV Cost Parity Will Happen After 2030- Ford Offers Leases to Uber Drivers- Chevy Brings Back Colorado ZR2 Bison- Jeep Testing Autonomous Off-Road System
- GM Defense Adds Another Partner- Freightliner Investigated Over ‘Phantom Braking’- Toyota Creates Dedicated Hydrogen Division- Scout Hires Stellantis Designer- Fiat Revives Topolino Name- Volvo Teases New EX30- EV Startup AEHRA Picks Battery Supplier- Faraday Future Launch Model Costs Over $300,000
- Daimler's Fuso and Toyota's Hino Merging- Chipmakers Partner on Car Displays- NHTSA Drops Probe into Tesla In-Vehicle Games- Ford Deploying Mobile Service Fleet- Renault Developing AV, EV Public Transportation Service- Toyota Testing Stationary Battery Storage System- China's Great Wall Expands in Thailand- Cadillac Coming Out with New SUV- GM Names Leader for the Durant Guild
- Tesla Model Y #1 In the World- Ford Gets Tesla Superchargers- Brazil’s Lula Makes Cars More Affordable - U.S. Slashes Air Pollution- U.S. May Sales Looking Good- Bentley Steals Volvo’s Head Designer- Nikola Faces Delisting- Blue Bird Building EV School Bus Plant- NSU Celebrates 150th Birthday
- Is This the Battery Breakthrough We've Been Waiting For?- California Sets the Stage to Ban ICEs in 2035- Great Wall Accuses BYD of Exceeding Emissions- 2024 F-150 Has 2,500 Fewer Parts- Iconic Caterham Going Electric- Lordstown's Hail-Mary Stock Split- Yep, We Sure Do Like That Car
- Musk Takes Political Risk - Ford Will Keep AM Radios- Renault Consortium for Software Defined Vehicles- Aston Martin to Use Honda F1 Engines- EVs Get Driven Fewer Miles- BMW Reveals All-New 5 Series- Stallantis Expands V2X Communication- Meet the New Opel Corsa- VW Refreshes the Touareg
- If EVs Don't Sell, Ford Ready With ICEs- 8 EU Countries Oppose New Emission Regs- House GOP Opposes New Emission Regs- Tesla BYD Batteries Charge Faster Than CATL- Citroen Ramps Up More Ami Buggys- AMG Launches e-Scooter- Detroit 3 Back Cybersecurity College Program- Wuling Mini EV Sales Plummet- BYD Searching for EU Assembly Site
- Farley Says Ford Will No Longer Be ‘All Things to All People’- Toyota Tops Supplier Relations Survey- U.S. and Australia Reach Critical Minerals Deal- Lake Superior Region Could Become Nickel Hub- BMW Revives Clown Shoe Design- Lexus Teases New Small Crossover- Bridgestone Reveals New EV Tire- Fiat Highlights New Design Direction- Cadillac Names Escalade EV, Escalade IQ
- Nio, Microsoft Invest in Nuclear Fusion- GM May Miss EV Sales Target- Hyundai-Kia Settle Class-Action Theft Lawsuit- Pitfalls with Battery Recycling- VW Wants PHEV For U.S. Market- Aston Martin to Launch 8 New Models- Silverado EV Gets 450 Mile Range- Toyota Tacoma Gets Hybrid
- U.S. Charges Chinese National w/ Stealing Apple AV Data- Chevy, Nissan, Ram, VW Have More Subprime Customers- Tesla Being Forced Into Advertising- Geely Buys Bigger Stake in Aston Martin- Panasonic Boosting Battery Production 4X- AM Radio Could Be Mandated in Cars- BMW Integrates AR and VR Into Cars- Range Rover Becomes More Bespoke- Lexus Boosts LC 500 Bespoke Options- Automakers Want Brexit Rules Delayed- 1938 Mercedes 540 K Streamliner
- Tesla Shareholder Meeting Highlights- Henrik Fisker Disses Gigacastings- U.S. and Canada To Build EV Charging Corridor- Thacker Pass Lithium Mine Gets Approval- Lyft CEO Says AVs Are Closer Than You Think- Mercedes Reveals New EV Platform for Vans- VW and Hyundai Outsell Ford in U.S. EV Sales- Japanese OEMs Partner to Develop Hydrogen IC Engines- Toyota Introduces Electric Mini Commercial Vans
- Tesla Price Cuts Boost U.S. Sales- Stellantis Slams on the Brakes in Canada- VW's Scout EVs Not Ready Until 2026- Stellantis, Faurecia, Michelin Join Forces for Fuel Cells- Ford E-Tourneo Debuts in Europe- Ford Starting Direct Sales in EU- Tesla to Make Pouch Cells- Zeekr 001 Gets 1,000 KM Range- GM Develops New IC Engine
- Auto Supplier Refuses Airbag Recall- George Soros Dumps Auto Stocks- Kia Launches EV Lease Program- Buttigieg Says Don’t Call It Autopilot- Used EV Sales Booming- No More RHD Tesla S and X- BMW Converts to Electric Ovens- Some Suppliers Safe from Vertical Integration- Honda Launches Carbon Neutral Plan- Honda-Isuzu FCEV For HD Trucks
- Car Dealers Losing Market Share- Musk Steps Away from Twitter, Tesla Investors Rejoice- Germany Scores Big Battery Plant- VinFast To Do a SPAC- Hyundai-Kia Face Insurance Lawsuit- Mercedes Axes CLS- Honda To Export MIC EVs to EU- Linamar To Open Gigacasting Factory- Shipping Shortage Due to China Car Exports- Baojun Yep Gets Cool Accessories
- Greenpeace Warns of Idle ICE Plants- GM Forms New Commercial Vehicle Business Unit- GM Going Back to EU with EVs- Honda Expenses Rising Faster Than Sales- Nissan Earnings Looking Better- Lexus Teases New GX- McLaren Embraces IC Engines- Maserati Dumping V8s- Alpine Tweaks the R5- VW ID.7 GTX Gets In-House Motors- GM Cruise Heads for Houston, Dallas- Wuling Mini EV Now Only $2,850
- BYD, Aion Outsell Tesla in China- “BEV Factory” Leads Toyota’s EV Pivot- Global Electric Grids Get Cleaner- Car Thefts Worse for Hyundai and Kia- Is Rivian Turning the Corner?- Mini’s Intriguing Steering Wheel Design- Ram Unveils Lunar Trim Line- Ford Ranger Sets Sights on Toyota Tacoma
- GM Snags Apple VP- Lucid Burns Through Half Its Cash- NEV Sales Slip in China- EU Told to Raise Chinese Import Tariffs- Mitsubishi Continues to Shrink- Was New Toyota Tacoma "Leak" Deliberate?- Ford Ready to Unveil the New Ranger- Consumers Wary of Subscription Services- Iveco Buys Out Nikola JV Shares- NextEra to Invest Heavily in Green Hydrogen- First Fisker Returned to the Factory
- VW’s Q1 Profits Plummet- VW Cleans House at Cariad- Lamborghini Sets All-Time Records- EV Sales Jumping in Germany- GM Sticks with Indiana For Battery Plant- China EV Market Getting Saturated- Baojun Yep Gets EV Pickup Variant- Daimler Updates EV Bus- BYD To Manufacture in Vietnam- Vietnam Massively Boosts Rare Earth Production
- Ferrari Hits 20% Net Profit Margin- Porsche Boosts Q1 Earnings- Ford Hints At 3-Row EV Crossover- Tesla’s Sales Slide in China- VW and Shell Install Flexible, Fast Charging Station- BMW Tells 90,000 Owners Not to Drive Their Cars- LEVC Unveils New Open Source EV Architecture- Buick Introduces New Lacrosse in China- Bridgestone Reveals New Semi-Slick Race Tire
- Volvo Joins the Job Cuts Club- Biden White Praise Tesla and Toyota- EPA Allows e15 to Expand Gas Supplies- BMW EV Sales Booming- Freightliner Unveils Class 6 and 7 EV Trucks- Norwegian Green Hydrogen Coming to Michigan- Bosch Creates New Mobility Unit- Kia to Double EV Leasing- Kia EV9 Ships This Year- Waymo Expands Robotaxi Service- Citroen C4, Peugeot 2008 Share EV Updates
- Audi Exec to Plead Guilty in Dieselgate- Ford Makes $1.7 Billion Net- Stellantis Boosts Revenue 14%- GM Makes Management Changes- Tesla Brings Back Long Range M3- Worlds’ Biggest EV Battery Makers- Fisker Getting into Battery Swapping- Toyota Offers HD Fuel Cell Kit- Q1 Global EV Sales Hit 1.8 Million
- Detroit 3 Preparing for a Downturn?- Japanese OEMs Getting Clobbered in China- Lordstown on the Brink- BMW Automates Painting and Inspection- Corvette Club Bans Hybrids, Then Backtracks- Mercedes Turns to F1 Team for Help- Gentex and Adasky Team Up- Want a Great Off-Road Adventure? There's an App for That- GMC Intros HD Off-Road Trucks
- BYD Growing Faster Than Tesla- EVs Good for Suppliers, ICE Not- GM Tops In R and D Spending- California To Ban ICE Trucks, Diesel Locomotives- Toyota #1 Trade-In for Used EVs- GM Adds Vice Admiral to Board- Stretch Limos Going Extinct - Toyota 6x6 Fights EV Fires- Uber Shares Strange Items Left in Its Cars
- North America Is Saving Nissan- New York Cabbies Get Screwed- Hertz Buying 340,000 EVs- Daimler Launches New EV Truck Brand…- …And Builds EV Charging Network- Tesla Sues to Get Autobahn Chargers- High School Students Design Next-Gen Ram EV- Only 3 Toyota Supra GT4 100 Edition to Be Built- Citroen Launches C3 For Developing Markets- GM Offers Open Source Software to Entire Industry- Mitsubishi Electric Jabiru Spots Icy Roads
- OEMs Racing to Copy Tesla Gigacastings- Honda Lines Up TSMC Chip Supplies- Rolls-Royce Expands Bespoke Ops- Porsche Wants Recycled Rare Earths- Shelby Mach-E Not Sold in U.S.- Smart Comes Out with Bigger Car- Mercedes Offer Performance Via Subscription- Aurora and Continental Have AV Tech for Trucks
- EVs Headed For 50% Global Market Share- Stellantis Offers UAW Buyouts- GM Cruise Now Operates 24/7 In San Francisco- Lucid Readies Its First SUV- GM to Drop Chevy Bolt- Fisker Gets EU Ok to Sell Cars- Tesla Testing Chargers for All in China- Toyota bZ3 Uses BYD Tech- BMW i5 Uses Eye Gestures- Mercedes Unwraps New E-Class- Bosch Buys U.S. Chip Plant
- GM Q1 Sales Dip Due To 24% Drop in China- Hyundai Posts Massive Financial Gains- GM to Open U.S. Battery Plant with Samsung SDI - Hyundai Boosts Capacity at Planned U.S. Battery Plant- Chrysler Shows Dealers New Electric Sedan- Tesla Shows Minimal Battery Degradation- BMW Expands In-Vehicle Live Sports Streaming - SAE Study Finds EVs Fall Short in EPA Estimates- Boston Converting School Buses to Electric- Siemens Opens New EV Charger Plant in Texas
- UAW Lays Out Contract Goals- Tesla to Ship Chinese Ys To Canada- Tesla Makes Progress On 4680 Batteries- GMC Hummer Adds Trim Lines- Audi Goes for Long Range A8 EV- Waymo AV Responds to Cop’s Hand Signals- Lithium Prices Crashing- CATL Profit Up 557%- California Hits BEV Goal 2 Years Early
- Shanghai Auto Show is Jam Packed- BYD, CATL Unveil Sodium-Ion Batteries- Get ~250 Miles of Range in 10 Minutes- Farley: Ford Needs to Rethink China- Hyundai Testing Curbside Charging- Stellantis Testing E-Fuels- Porsche Tests V2X at 200+ KM/H- VW's EV Sales Up Globally, Down in China- Canada Offers Big Incentives for VW Battery Plant- Developing Countries Nationalize EV Raw Materials- Schaeffler Making Hub Motors for 3 Chinese Companies
- Tesla Earnings Healthy, But Down Sharply- Tesla Facing Tougher Competition- What's That on Cybertruck?- CATL's New 500 Wh/Kg Battery- New Lincoln Nautilus Costs a Lot More- Hyundai Plunges Ahead with Lunar Rover- What? A Mustang Raptor?- Ford Shipping F-150 Lightnings to Norway- Honda Civic Type R Smashes FWD Lap Record
- VW Wants to Slash EV Development Time 30%- Tesla Cuts Prices Again- BYD Beats Toyota with 200-Km PHEV- Lexus Expanding Wild Van Outside of China- Nissan Reveals Pathfinder "Concept"- Mitsu Launches Real-Time Configurator Video- BEVs Hold 14% Market Share in Europe- Hyundai Partners with AAA on Often Stolen Cars
- Ford to Import China-Made Vehicles to the U.S.- All-New Lincoln Nautilus Details- Buick Bringing the Envista to the U.S.- Nissan Arizon Concept Designed in China for China- New Polestar 4 Slots Between the 2 and 3- Porsche Unveils All-New Cayenne- Honda's China EV Lineup Growing- Toyota Expanding Its EV Lineup
- Indonesia Gets More EV Investment- Porsche Sales Up, But EVs Down- Xpeng Copying Tesla Architecture- VW Pulls Camo Off ID.7- Lancia Concept Hints At Its Next 10 Years- Volvo Increases Rear Seat Luxury- i7 M70 is BMW's Most-Powerful EV- Ram Leaves Little Doubt About Mid-Size EV
- Nissan Plans New EV Strategy Without Renault- Ferrari Has Record Number of Orders- Lucid and Faraday Struggle to Ramp Up Production- Toyota Partners with Exxon To Develop eFuels- Toyota Tests Hydrogen Utility Tractors- Scania Introduces Electric Car Hauler- Chevy Silverado HD Gets ZR2 Package for First Time- Ford Reveals More Powerful Electric Drag Car- New Lincoln Nautilus Interior Teased
- U.S. Running Out of Space for New Plants- ATP Down for 1st Time in Nearly 2 Years- Mercedes Nearly Doubled EV Sales- Ford Expands BlueCruise to Europe- Ford Cars Drive Themselves Off the Assembly Line- New Zeekr X Meant to Take on Tesla- VW Improves Its EV Drive Unit- SUVs More Likely to Injure Bike Riders- Volvo Using Special Sun-Like LEDs
- EPA Proposes Strongest Ever Auto Emission Standards- High Prices, Lack of Charging Holding Back EV Buyers in U.S.- Euro NCAP To Start Rating Heavy-Duty Trucks- Toyota Adds Fuel Cell to Crown Lineup- Volta Trucks Reveals U.S. Launch Plans- Ford Makes Big Canadian EV Investment- Acura Introduces New Integra Type S- BMW’s Most Powerful M Model Ever Made
- Hyundai Group Wants to Be #3 in EVs- Kia Invests in Purpose Built Vehicles- BMW Sales Down, But BEVs Up- China Car Sales Flat Overall, NEVs Up- U.S. Exports to the EU Down, China Up- New MPGe Calculations Will Slash Mileage Ratings- Chevy Drums Up Excitement for the New Blazer EV- BYD Becoming More Vertically Integrated
- Tesla Cuts Prices Yet Again- Toyota’s New EV Master Plan- EV Leasing Surges in U.S.- South Korea Subsidizes U.S. Battery Plants- Tesla Replaces Mercedes As Most Valuable Car Brand- Walmart Opens EV Charging Network- Driving Impressions: Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid
- Toyota to Make Major Pivot to EVs- GMC Adds Diesel to Off-Road Model- Foxconn Makes EV Tractors in Ohio- RAM EV Gets 500 Miles of Range- Jeep Wrangler Updated- Hyundai Reveals Kona EV Details- Ford Debuts Small Electric Commercial Van- Toyota Prius Prime Will be Limited
- U.S. New Car Sales Running Strong- Most OEMs Post Double-Digit Gains- Consumers Shrug Off High Interest Rates- Bosch Speeds Up Battery Recycling Process- VW ID.7 Has Impressive Range- Mini Countryman Goes All Electric- Driving in Singapore Costs a Small Fortune- Sila Anode Adds 20% Range to Mercedes G-Wagon EV- Lambo Revuelto Gets Custom-Made Tires- Ford Adds AI To Trailer Hitch
- Toyota Losing Money in the U.S. Market- Ford Credit Launches Ad Campaign- Mine Waste a Great Source for EV Materials- BYD YangWang Targets Mercedes G-Wagon- Who Needs Lithium? Not BYD's Sodium Batteries- New Renault 5 is All Electric- Toyota Taco Gets Hybrid Option- Amazon Operating 3,000 Rivian Vans- Genesis Unveils GV80 Coupe Concept- AM Radio on the Way Out
- EVs Top Sales Charts in Europe and China- VW Not Planning New ICE Golf- Tesla Price Cuts Didn’t Help Sales That Much- Paris Votes to Ban Electric Scooters- BMW Prefers Recycling to Mining- U.S. EV Tax Credit Rules Released- GM Delivers First BrightDrop Vans- Ford Reveals New Mustang for Drift Competitions- Hyundai IONIQ 6 Driving Impressions
- Senator Manchin Threatens IRA Lawsuit- Tesla And CATL Want U.S. Battery Plant- Average American Can't Afford a New Car- Lamborghini PHEV Specs- Cadillac House to Pamper Celestiq Customers- Kia EV9 Powertrain Specs- Ford Raises Lightning Prices Again- Toyota Developing Automated PHEV Charger- Tesla Launches Beer Brand
- U.S. and Japan Reach Battery Minerals Deal- U.S. New Car Sales May Only Increase Slightly- NIO Opens Next-Gen Swapping Station- Hyundai Could Open Own U.S. Charging Network- New Renault Espace Goes from Van to SUV- Ford Thinks More EU Customers Want to Go Off-Road- Fisker Starts EU Deliveries Soon- Tesla Increases Berlin Production 25% in 1 Month- VW Slow to Increase ID. Buzz Production
- Union Radical Becomes UAW President- Treasury to Rule on EV Credits- Chinese Taking Over Russian Car Market- EU Formally Approves E-Fuels- Hyliion Range Extender Is 3D Printed- Hyundai Completely Redesigns Sonata- Li-Cycle Expanding into Europe- Aptera Adopts Comma.ai
- Ford’s Business Unit Profit Walk- Why Ford Model E Is So Deep in The Red- Ford Says BlueCruise Spanking GM Super Cruise- Zeekr Unveils Sliding Center Screen- Lithium Prices Cratering in China- CATL Skeptical of Solid-State Batteries- VW Group Could Bring Cupra To North America- VW Pledges 15 Years Support for Android Auto- Hyundai-Kia Tow Hitch Harness A Fire Risk
- IRA Kicks Off EV Gold Rush- Ford Breaks Out EV Finances- Tesla Price War Jumpstarts Sales- Who Needs Lithium When You Have Sodium?- Izera EV Startup from Poland- Hornet Is First All-New Dodge Since 2011- BMW Sees Bright Future for New Hub Motor- Schaeffler’s Hub Motor for Municipal Vehicles
- Only 33 Percent of Americans Want EVs- China Luxury Car Imports Plummet- Chinese OEMs Taking More Market Share- Ferrari Hit with Cyber Attack- Copycat F-150 in China Uses Ford Engine- BMW Designs Factories Virtually- Japan OEMs Face EV Risk- UAW Election Still in Doubt- Italy Wants Biofuels, Not ICE Ban- Tesla Goes Back to Radar
- China Market Slows, Even EVs- Automakers Interested in India Again- EU May Approve E-Fuels- Kia Concept EV5- Acura Type S HP and Lb-Ft- “Made in USA” Trips Up EV Charger Market- Polestar BST Gets Special Treatment- BMW M Says BEVs Will Outsell ICE- Last Call Dodge Will Make Your Eyes Bleed- Electric Ford Explorer on VW’s MEB
- Euro 7 Gets Industry Pushback- Lamborghini’s Profits Skyrocket- Autoline Cracks 100,000 YouTube Subscribers- Toyota Building Wheelchairs- FSD Gets Another Update- Problems with Cell-To-Pack- Stellantis Builds Plant in Africa- Congress Unhappy with Biden’s IRA Mods- Premium Gas Gets More Expensive
- Autonomy Moves Forward in China- VW Investing in Mines- VW Slashing Prices in China- Nissan Skilled Trades Reject Union- Latest $4,200 EV In China- More Details on VW’s $25,000 EV- Alpine A110 Goes Retro- BYD Denza EV Has 2 Charging Ports- Tesla Owners Sue Over Service Parts
- BMW Expects Big Boost from EVs- Germany in Danger of Missing Climate Targets- VW Reveals Sub 25,000 Euro EV Concept- Audi Tests 1st PPE EV- Audi Offer Exclusive EV in the U.S.- IAM Union Goes After Nissan U.S. Workers- Impact of Distracted Driving Underestimated- Tesla Installing Next-Gen Chargers
- Most Mid-Size SUVs Fall Short in Rear Passenger Protection- Honda Developing Software Defined Vehicle - GM’s Chief Marketing Officer Steps Down- Ford Bringing the Bronco to Europe- Kia Unveils Electric EV9 SUV- Porsche Offering New Crankcases for Old 911s- BMW Previews New Head-Up Display for Next-Gen EVs- BMW To Launch Electric 5 Series for First Time
- VW Announces 1st Non-EU Battery Plant- VW Improves Its BEV Sales- Honda Prepares Production for EVs- Porsche Plans Wave of EVs- Lexus' 1st EV Priced at $60K- Toyota's Next EV Coming in 2025- New Mercedes GLC Coupe Grows Up- Lambo's 1st PHEV Goes Carbon Heavy
- Price War Spreading Fast in China- China’s Xi Jin Ping Warns CATL- Britain Risks Losing Out with EVs- GM All in With ChatGPT- Rivian Wants Different Deal with Amazon- Ferrari Purosangue Opens Up- GMC Hummer Gets Bi-Directional Charging- Solid State Could Change the Battery Market- U.S. EVs Average Nearly 300 Miles
- GM to Slash $2 Billion Worth of Employees- Nissan Ariya Production Stumbles- Stellantis Uses Flexible Work Hours to Retain Female Execs- Attention Gamers, BMW Wants You!- 7th-Gen Mustang Goes Graphics Crazy- Ford Launches E-Transit School Buses- Alfa and Maserati Get Stella Large - BMW Profits Jump- CATL Profits Soar- Tesla Dropping Ultrasonic Sensors
- EU On the Road to Big IRA Exemption- Ford Could Give Up on EU Production- NIO Develops EV Wagon for Europe- Nissan Commonizing EV Components- AR HUDs Set to Explode- Mack Trucks Going Electric- ZF Moves Into the Software Age- More Electric Black Cabs Than Diesel
- VW Puts EU Battery Plants on Hold- EU Helps Automakers Secure Battery Raw Materials- Price of Cobalt to Drop Significantly- Shyft Group Introduces Electric Dump Truck- VW Offers Free Emergency Connected Services- BMW Teases New iDrive System- Ford Puma ST Gets Power Boost- Ford Slashes Mustang Mach-E Price in China- NEV Sales Soar in China- Musk Says Next-Gen Tesla Will Be Almost Entirely Autonomous
- Tesla Mexico Progressing at Lightning Speed- EV Pickup Owners Use Trucks Differently- GM's Ultra Cruise Requires 15 Sensors- New Kona EV Has 300 Miles of Range- Hyundai Introducing Automatic Suspension System- Audi Wants top Recycle Old Cars Into New Ones- Mercedes Opens New Battery Recycling Plant- Honda AV Helps Make Work Easier- Lambo Upgrades Hybrid to 1,000HP- New Renault Espace Claims Largest Glass Roof
- Higher Interest Rates Will Hurt Car Sales- VW Group Sells Fewer Cars, Posts Higher Profits- China to Become #1 In Car Exports- GM Axes ICE Engine Program- Honda Building Stationary Fuel Cells- Tesla to Kill 12V Systems- Tesla Cuts Model S and X Price- Scout Chooses South Carolina For Plant- Give Your Mercedes The Finger(Print)
- Chinese Cars Flood into Russia- Turkey Slaps 40% Tariff on Chinese EVs- Is VinFast Moving Too Fast?- Redwood Worries About Logistics Costs- Tesla Sales in China Jump 31%- BYD Builds Gigafactory Faster Than Tesla- Ford Creates New AI Subsidiary- GM to Sign Battery Deal with Samsung- VW Eyes Two Plants in North America
- Highlights of Tesla's Investor Day- Tesla Dominates S and P's Loyalty Study- OEMs Expect Billions, But Consumers Don't Want Subscriptions- Renault and Geely Tap Oil Giant for ICE Joint Venture- U.S.'s Largest Lithium Deposit Found- F1 Says It Will "Never" Go Electric- Honda Teases New IndyCar Hybrid in 800HP CR-V Beast- Breathe Easier Thanks to Improved Manufacturing
- Tesla Redesigning Model 3 and Y- Tesla to Build Plant in Mexico- EU ICE Ban Could Collapse - More Details on Ram REV- Stellantis Invests in EV Components- Inside Buick’s Electra E5- Prius Prime Gets 65 Mile EV Range - USPS Buys Ford E-Transits- Chinese EV Offers Karaoke
- Shareholders Sue Tesla Over FSD- Stellantis Buys a Copper Mine- Range Rovers Can't Get Insurance- EV Sales Slow in China- Lithium Prices Could Plummet- Nissan Adding More EVs- New Ford Ranger This Summer in the U.S.- U.S. Pedestrian Fatalities Up 5%- Mercedes E-Class Gets Eye-Popping Features
- Has an EV Price War Started?- CATL Cuts Battery Prices- VinFast Slashes Lease Prices- Wuling Bingo Comes with Air Mattress- BMW Still Bullish on FCEV- Hyundai Shows Off Performance FCEV- Tesla Berlin Ramping Up Fast- Li-Cycle Building Big Battery Recycling Plant- Honda Signs EV Battery Recycling Deal- FEMA Wants AM Radio in EVs
- EU Says IRA Not That Bad- Audi Looking at U.S. Plant- Scout to Build U.S. Plant- Lordstown Searching for Electric Gremlin- Fisker Signs Up with ChargePoint- Peugeot Shows Off New 508- IIHS Makes Crash Tests More Challenging- Nikola 1st With Hands-Free Semis in U.S.- Nissan Using Nikola Trucks- Firestone Uses Racing to Test Sustainable Tires
- EV Leasing About to Get Red Hot- Lucid Customers Cancelling Orders- U.S. Company Develops Synthetic Graphite- VW EVs Going Vegan- High Demand Saves Toyota GR Corolla Circuit Edition- EU Offers ICE Loophole- Mercedes Coming Out with New OS- Wuling MINI EV Makes Only $22 Profit- GM Develops Self Cleaning Touchscreen- Toyota Makes Finding EV Incentives Easier
- Toyota, Honda Lose Most Customers to EVs- Toyota To Build Electric SUVs In U.S.- Tesla Could Shift Cell Production from Germany To U.S.- Ford Lines Up Battery Plant in Turkey- GM Updates OnStar Services- Ford Strategy to Extend EV Range- VW, BMW, Mercedes Face Emissions Recall- Women Discriminated with Car Insurance- Stellantis Reports Blow-Out Earnings- Geely #1 With Thermal Efficient Hybrid
- NIO to Build Budget EVs- EU Car Sales Start the Year Strong- JLR Expanding AV R and D- GM Defense Lands Another Contract- Cadillac Updates XT4- Mercedes Goes Puff Crazy- Massive Lithium Find in India- Getting a New Generation to Restore Classic Cars
- Germany Needs More EV Chargers- China Car Imports Plummeting- Hongqi E202 Is Good Looking EV- VW Puts Chinese National in Charge in China- Ferrari Purosangue Pricing- VW Bringing EV HVAC In-House- Renault Wants AutoNation For U.S. Sales- Tesla Chops CCS Adapter Price- Aston Martin Wants to Work with Lucid- Schaeffler E-Bike Gets Rid of Chain
- NHTSA Forces Tesla OTA Recall- Toyota Slashes bZ4X Price in China- Mercedes Going Direct Sales in Europe- Ford’s Amazing Transit VIP In China- DS Puts Formula E Lessons to Work- Ernie Available on More Chinese Cars- New Car Sales Keep Dropping in Russia- California Startup 3D Prints EV Batteries- Suzuki EV Uses 2-Speed Transmission
- Italy Opposes Full ICE Ban- IRA Threatens 1/2 Dozen Automakers- Manheim Scans Cars for Auction- Ram Developing Mid-Size EV Pickup- Cadillac to Intro 3 New EVs This Year- Solar Farm Powers EA Chargers- Magna Lands Ford, GM Battery Enclosures- Buick Updates the Encore with EV Styling- Stellantis Unveils Fascinating Hybrid- Plastic Omnium Levels Up Light Projection
- Tesla to Refresh Model 3 Styling- Senator Rubio Alarmed by Ford-CATL Deal- Ford Stops F-150 Lightning Production- VW Axes ID.2 Design, Goes with Golf Styling- Mercedes Developing Baby G-Wagon- Nissan Badge Becomes Airbag Projectile- ChatGPT Coming to A Car Near You- Supercharger Network to Open for Non-Tesla Owners- U.S. DOT Says EV Chargers Must Be Made in USA
- Ford Chopping Jobs in Europe- Ford and CATL to Build LFP Plant in the U.S.- Mach-E, Lightning to Get LFP Batteries- BMW, Valeo Develop Self-Parking Cars- eFuel for Thought- Tesla's Godzilla Flexes Its Muscles- Car Screens Keep Getting Bigger- Toyota Top OEM in Patents- Zoox AV Starts Delivering Passengers
- Ford’s Big Battery Announcement- Tesla Surpasses GM, Ford in Profits- Tesla Faces Competitive Threat in China- Ram REV: Changes from Concept to Production - Porsche Names Paint Job Color After Customer- Izzat an EV? Yep.- OEMs Take Data Mining In-House- Pricing Party Over for Car Dealers- BYD Branches Out to The World
- U.S. Using 6% Less Gasoline a Day- Hyundai and Kia Have Theft Solution- GM Signs Big Chip Contract- Subaru Completely Redesigns the Crosstrek- VW Eyes PHEV Or BEV U.S. Pickup- M-B’s PHEV Maybach- M-B Wants Your Car to Get to Know You- 80% Of BEVs Could Use Gigacastings- Mustang Gets Carbon Wheels- China Exports Record EV Batteries- U.S. Robot Sales Set Record
- Tesla Outsells Ford, Honda and Chevrolet in California- Chinese MG Tops UK Sales- Nissan Turning the Corner Financially- U.S. Used Car Prices Going Back Up Again- GM Wins Solid-State Battery Award in China- PHEVs Dirtier Than We Knew- Chevy Trailblazer Updates- Toyota Adds 3-Row Highlander- Toyota Gets Hacked
- BMW Dodges Environmental Lawsuit- Polestar, Rivian Say Auto Industry Missing Climate Goals- Looming Shortfall of EV Materials- Mercedes Joins the EV Van Race- Mustang Dark Horse Gets Upgraded Interior- BMW Updates X5 and X6- Shyft Group Launches Class 3, 4, 5 EV Vans- 3 Million Americans Pay Cash for Cars- China’s EV Juggernaut
- Ford to Axe Thousands- IRA Causing Havoc in EU- Rivian to Make Electric Bikes- Lexus RZ 450e Faces Stiff Competition- Last V12 Ever From Lambo- Canoo Struggles to Launch Production- Toyota Tool Catches $500K Defects- Continental Develops EV Charging Robot
- More EVs Qualify as SUVs- What Makes an SUV an SUV?- Renault and Nissan Agree to New Alliance- Nio Launches Semi-Solid State Battery This Year- Nissan On Track for Solid State Battery- Electrify America Raises Rates- NXP Says Chip Shortage Not Over- Ford Cuts Exec Bonuses- Faraday Finally Gets Money to Launch- BMW To Make EVs In Mexico- Mexico Emerges as EV Assembly Center
- Farley Frustrated with Ford Earnings- Ford Back in F1 With Red Bull- Ferrari Posts Record Earnings- BYD’s EVs Outsell Tesla in China- Alfa’s Plans for New Models- Sneak Peek at Zeekr’s Sleek X- Software Detects Loose Lug Nuts- Chinese OEM Building Cars in Russia- GM Gets EVs On Netflix Shows- The Rich Are Not Brand Loyal
- Honda All-In On Fuel Cells- ZF, Wolfspeed Make Big Investment in EV Chips- BYD Cracks Fortress Japan- Armored Trucks Go Electric- Nissan's Way-Out Max-Out Concept- Polestar Offers Lidar- New HVAC System Adds 33% EV Range in the Cold
- BoA: Tesla Price Cuts Make No Sense at All- Nio, Xpeng Sales Plummet- Cadillac Lyriq Deliveries Much Higher in China- German Auto Industry Creates Marketplace App- Chery Goes with Lifetime Warranty- Mazda Unveils All-New CX-90- Polestar Creating Climate Neutral Supply Chain- Tesla Eyes New Plants in Indonesia, Mexico- U.S. Inflation to Drop, Car Sales to Grow- Volvo Truck Launches Bio-Gas Truck
- GM UAW Workers Get $12,000+ Profit Sharing- Hyundai IONIQ 6 Gets 4.6 Mi/kWh- BYD Gets Into Car Insurance- Ford Mach-E Hit By Tesla Price War- VinFast Slashes Prices, Too- GM, Rheinmetall Get U.S. Army Contract- China EV Industry Sets Big Milestones- GM Sourcing Lithium in the U.S.- VW Could Make Battery Cells in Canada
- Saudis To Buy Out Lucid- Renault and Nissan Form New Alliance- Nissan Uses EV For Elevators During Earthquakes- Aptera Needs Your Money!- Xpeng Gets VTOL Flight License- Corvette Offers GT3 Race Car- Chinese Auto Exports Booming- Vertige Is New British Sports Car- Toyota Corolla Still #1 In the World
- Manchin Bill Gets Blocked- EPA Gives Big Trucks Big Loophole- Goodbye Toyota e-TNGA- These Shoes Are Made for Walking- Mercedes First to Get SAE L3 Approval- Audi Reveals Big Off-Road Electric Concept- Is Audi Developing 4x4 EV Based on Scout Vehicles?- Ford Broncos Put Big Dent in Jeep Sales- What Tesla Learned from Selling Car Insurance- Lightyear Declares Bankruptcy
- Tesla Posts Record Profits- Akio Toyoda Stepping Down- Manchin Adamant EV Subsidies Only For "Made in USA"- Renault EV Retrofit Kit for Old Cars- Ford Expands Pick Up and Delivery Service- Porsche's Retro EV Concept- Consumer Reports: Ford BlueCruise Better Than Autopilot- Peugeot Going 100% Electric by 2030- NIO Hits 60,000 Swaps/Day
- Tesla Expands Nevada Gigafactory- Tesla Now Qualifies for Full German EV Incentives- VW Developing Ford Ranger Based EV Pickup- Adient Slashes Environmental Impact- BMW Launches New High-Performance M3- Lucid Supplying Formula E with Electric Drive Units- Ford May Sell German Plant to BYD- Tire Rack: Aftermarket EV Tires Better Than Factory Tires
- Ford Backs Away from EVs with VW- Ford Could Shrink Footprint in Europe- Honda Creates New Division to Make BEVs- Aptera Surrenders, Agrees to DCFC- Renault to Sell Used Cars Globally- Nissan Eyes Electric Mid-Size Pickup- Russia Revives 1963 V8 Engine- Lightyear Favors Affordable Model- California Dominates U.S. EV Market
- Gasoline Demand Peaked, Now Falling- Unions Tell Biden To Keep “Made in USA” As Part of IRA- GM Funds V8s, Quits Battery Plant with LG- BMW Moves Forward with Solid State Batteries- Tesla’s Eye Popping Profit Margins- Aptera Unveils Launch Edition- Pickup Owners Shift to SUVs- NHTSA Finds No Defect in Ford Explorers- Geely Teases Sleek Electric
- EV Startups at Critical Juncture- Lucid, Rivian Costs Are Sky High- Proterra Quits Manufacturing in California- Alpine Eyes U.S. Market- Hertz Launches EV Fleet - Mercedes Pays €7,300 Profit Sharing- NIO Loses Trademarks to Audi- Design A Twingo with AI - Honda Going to The Moon!- Bridgestone Develops 1st All Terrain Tire for Exotics
- VinFast Offering Sales Promos to Compete with Tesla- Michigan Welcomes Chinese Investment- CATL Starts Making Chassis w/ Integrated Cells- Shell Buys EV Charging Network- Winnebago Going Electric- VW Develops Smart HVAC System- EV Sales Top 1 Million in the EU- Mercedes Improves Electrified CLAs- Porsche Offers Modern Screens for Old Cars- Cox Automotive Less Optimistic on Sales
- Tesla Engineer: Company Staged Self-Driving Promotion Video- GM Appeals Racketeering Case Against FCA To Supreme Court- Virginia Governor Scraps Ford and CATL Battery Plant- Corvette Reveals E-Ray Hybrid- New Hyundai Kona Powertrain Details- German BMW Owners Can Watch Soccer in Their Car- U.S. Insurance Rates See Biggest Jump in Six Years- Automakers Commit to Invest $210 Billion In EVs In the U.S.- Tesla Orders Spike in China After Price Cuts- Study Says EV Drivers Need to Pay More Road Fees
- A Different Theory Why Tesla Cut Prices- EU Wants Its Own IRA- 60% of Lincoln Dealers Agree to Sell EVs- Volvo Offers RWD for 1st Time in 25 Years- India Could be Huge EV Market- Aramco Could Join Geely/Renault ICE JV- What, a Mach-E Hearse?- Hertz Puts 25,000 EVs in EU- Continental's Battery Impact Detector
- BYD Could Outsell Tesla In 2023- EV Demand Caught Lithium Miners by Surprise- Wyoming Wants to Ban EVs- MG Outsells Mitsu and Hyundai In Australia- MG Cyberster Concept- Volvo To Make a Minivan?- Americans Don’t Plug in Their PHEVs Enough- Opel Astra PHEV Rated At 213 MPG- Beware the Ides of March- Win $100,000 From Chevrolet
- Global EV Sales Could Slow This Year- Tesla Slashes Prices in The U.S. and Europe- Honda and LG Energy Officially Form Battery Joint Venture- Mazda Shares MX-30 Rotary Range Extender Details- Buick Launches New Electra E4 EV In China- Toyota and Lexus Show Off Tokyo Auto Show Concepts- Sabic Solves Thermal Runaway for EV Battery Packs- Cadillac Reveals Final Design of LMDh Race Cars
- Mercedes Dumps EQ Brand- Tesla 1 Million Unit Gigafactory for Indonesia- U.S. ATP Close to $50-Grnad- Porsche Taycan Sales Down in 2022- NEV Sales in China Up Over 93%- Last Model With Renault Sport Logo- Prep Your EV for Cold Weather Driving- NACTOY Winners- Magna's Morphing Surfaces for Active Aero
- Tesla Says Autopilot Significantly Safer- Giga Austin Growing Bigger- Model 3 Knocks Camry Off Sales Pedestal - Musk Sets Record for Losing Most Money- Porsche’s New Electric Architecture- Creating A Virtual Power Plant- Corvette E-Ray on The Way - Gentex’s Dimmable Sun Visors- NHTSA To Tighten MPG Standards- Hackers Find New Ways into Cars
- China Sales Up, But Tesla Down- Germans Boost EV Sales Dramatically- Excess Capacity in North America- More Road Lanes Not a Solution- Mazda Uses Wankel as Range Extender- Porsche Offers Classic Rally Wraps- BYD Watch Has Alcohol Detector- Bi-Directional EV Charging is a Money Maker- Peugeot's Inflatable Seats
- Chinese Customers Mad at Tesla- GM’s China Sales Slide- Acura Gives Up in China- Mercedes 1st W/L3 In U.S.- When Is an SUV Not an SUV?- Mach-E Knob Gets Extra Functions- EPA To Tighten ICE PM Regs- No Yoke for You? Get A Round Wheel- Best New Auto Tech at CES- Rolls-Royce Sets All Time Sales Record
- U.S. Car Sales Drop 8% In 2022- Cadillac and Andretti Partner to Join Formula 1- Tesla Slashes Prices in China- Ram Reveals BEV Pickup Concept- Peugeot Unveils Wild Inception Concept- Mercedes To Open Own Charging Network- ZF Shows Off Autonomous L4 Shuttle- Solar EV Company Lightyear to Offer Low Cost Model
- China Can Build EVs $10K Cheaper- Subsidy Cuts Will Impact China's EV Sales- Fiat Takes Shopping to the Metaverse- ZF Develops Heated Seat Belt- Stellantis Will Build VTOLs- Sony and Honda Reveal New AFEELA Brand- BMW Going to Shrink Grilles?- BYD Moving Upscale
- China Dominates Global EV Race- Affordability Hurts EV Adoption- Rivian Misses Delivery Target- Volkswagen Reveals ID.7 EV Sedan- Chrysler Teases Future Interior Tech- Model Y and Mustang Mach-E Miss Out on EV Tax Credit- Nvidia and Foxconn Partner to Develop Autonomous Platforms- New Qualcomm Chip Combines ADAS and Infotainment Functions- Verge Unveils Electric Motorcycle
- BYD Now 3rd Most Valuable Automaker- Tesla Q4 Production Outpaces Deliveries- Tesla China Head to Take Over U.S. and European Operations- Zeekr Claims 1,000km EV- U.S. Sales Expected to Rise in 2023- Volvo Takes Full Control of AV Subsidiary- Hyundai Group Moving to Software Defined Vehicles- People Don't Know What Kia's New Logo Says
- High Prices Curb U.S. Sales- Tesla Discounts a Sign of Slowing Demand?- GM Giving Away Dealer Inventory- Magna Makes Active Aero That Morphs Into Shape- ZF Launches Improved Radar- BWM Helps Speed Up Solid-State Battery Development- Citroen Expands Ami Buggy Due to Popularity- EV Startup Previews Moving Display Screen
- EPA Toughens Heavy-Duty Truck Emission Rules- U.S. Postal Service Boosts BEV Purchases- Herbert Diess Joins Infineon’s Board- Magna Bolsters ADAS Business- Acura Teases Ultium Powered ZDX EV- Porsche Opens E-Fuel Plant in Chile- Global Auto Production Up Despite Disruptions
- U.S. Delays EV Battery Sourcing Mandate- Hybrid Sales Up in 2022- Lucid Slashes Prices... Sort Of- Geely Panda Similar to Wuling MINI EV- New Hyundai Kona Inspired by EV Concept- Kia Design Boss Promoted to EVP- NIO Continues U.S. Expansion- Audi Preparing Productions Sites for EVs
- Tesla to Open Factory in Mexico- Tesla’s German Plant Output Slower Than Expected- Pepsi To Roll Out 100 Tesla Semis In 2023- Buick Reveals 1st Electric SUV- Waymo Expands Fully Autonomous Ride Service- TuSimple Plans Large Layoff- Rivian Earns IIHS Top Safety Pick Award- Dogs Like EVs Better Than ICE Vehicles
- China EVs Gain in EU- NHTSA Investigates GM Cruise- Ford F-150 Lightning Price Goes Up Again- Cadillac CT4 Gets 1.5L Engine- Buick LaCrosse Refresh in China- Bentley 3D Printing with Gold- Renault Austral Gets 4WS- NCAP Says E85 Cuts GHG’s In Half- JLR Signs Up With I-CAR- Citroen Asteric Uses Fireflies in Headlamps
- Tesla Loses Half a Trillion in Market Cap- Data Shows FSD Beta Getting Worse- Ford Going Back to F1?- Counting Up Mustang's Ponies- Toyota Teases Electric Pickup- Ford and CATL Eye U.S. Battery Plant- Lucid Starts Recruiting in China- Polestar Makes Driver Monitoring Standard- Toyota Developing V2G Tech for EVs
- Manchin Squashes IRA Loophole Ideas- Ford Hiring Tech’s Laid Off Software Engineers- Mercedes Groups Plants Under EV Umbrella- Oliver Blume Puts His Stamp on VW Group- Opel Mokka EV Gets More Power and Range- Jaguar F-Pace PHEV Gets More Range- Mazda Adds PHEV To Lineup- Honda Designs Cars with VR Goggles- Hella’s Smart Headlamps
- EPA Report is Misleading- Switzerland Could Curb EV Use- NIO Opens Battery Swapping Tech to All- Kia Dealers Last in Consumer Satisfaction- Ford to Axe Fiesta, Focus- Hyundai Develops Delivery Robots- IIHS Tightens Up Crash Test- Honda Pilot TrailSport Tackles Off-Road Terrain- Cheap EVs Are the Kei Cars of China
- Fusion Energy Breakthrough Announcement- Rivian Stops EV Van Deal with Mercedes- Mercedes Plunges Ahead with EV Vans- Skoda Could Quit in China- Car Loan Prices Easing, Sorta- Charging EVs At Home Can Lower Utility Bills- Hummer EV Makes IIHS Rethink Crash Tests- GM Dealers Get Cost Competitive with Direct Sales- Did Jeep Cherokee Just Become a Bargaining Chip?- 66 Battery Cells a Second
- UAW Wins Vote at GM Battery Plant- More Reports of Tesla Shanghai Cutting Production- IRA to Turn U.S. Into Battery Powerhouse- Last Ford GT Is a Monster- Hyundai Ioniq 6 Pricing- Hyundai EVs Get Silicon Carbide Inverters- GM’s Barra Predicts Strong 2023 U.S. Sales- Chinese OEMs Gobble Up Russian Market- NIO Building Swapping Stations in Germany- $300,000 Cadillac Celestiq Sold Out
- Tesla to Shorten China Shifts- IIHS Calls for Lower Speed Limits- Honda Turns to CATL for Batteries- Honda EV Van Only $7,300- Camaro and Escalade to Become Stand-Alone Brands- GM President Says ICE Age Not Over- EV Trucks Hit Tipping Point- BMW Expanding EV Lineup in China- Hyundai Building Battery Plant in U.S.
- Alfa Romeo Kisses the ICE Goodbye- GM to Install 40,000 L2 Chargers- Europe Sees Strong New Car Sales- VW Modifies MEB Platform for Bigger Batteries- Apple Scales Back AV Car- Uber Launches Robotaxis In Las Vegas- BYD To Build EVs In Europe- Cadillac Celestiq Chief Engineer on Autoline- Polestar OTA Adds 68 Horsepower- BorgWarner Spins Off ICE Business
- Battery Prices Up for 1st Time in Over 10 Years- 1/3 of Ford Dealers Not Investing in EVs- Tesla Denies Shanghai Slowdown- Hydrogen Extraction Breakthrough Could Benefit Fuel Cells- Mercedes Reveals Most Powerful S-Class Ever- OEMs Can't Go Carbon Neutral w/ HEVs and PHEVs- Navistar and TuSimple Part Ways- DHL Taps BrightDrop for EV Delivery- Integra Type S Gets Same Setup as Civic Type R- Toyota Developing EV Manual Transmission
- UAW Ready to Battle Detroit 3- Ford Dealers Mad at EV Plan- Tesla Shanghai Sets Production Record…- …Tesla to Cut Production in China- Biden Promises “Tweaks” To EV Subsidies- BYD Targets Japanese Market- Cute EV Costs a Bundle- Chips Shortage Will Stretch To 2024- VW CARIAD Is Late and Expensive- Cadillac Celestiq Chief Engineer on Autoline After Hours
- U.S. November Sales Weaker Than Expected- EU OEMs Might Get IRA EV Subsidies- Elon Drops Details On 1,000 MW Charging- BEV Sales Higher Than Expected in ASEAN- VW Updates the ID.3- BMW Starts Low-Volume FCEV Production- BMW Patents Suspension for EV Regen- Nobody in China Wants This EV- The Advantages of Off-Roading with An EV- Opel Shows Off Wild Design Contest Vehicle
- Tesla Semi Rolls Out on the Red Carpet- GM Plays Long Game with AVs- Honda, Toyota Lose Most Customers to Tesla- BYD Moves Into Mexico- BYD Outsells VW in China- Canada Becoming EV Raw Material Powerhouse- BMW Invests in U.S. Copper- Honda Puts ADAS on Steroids- OEMs Need to Commonize EV Components- BYD Launches the 07 Corvette
- Honda To Make Fuel Cell CR-V in U.S. In 2024- UAW Rank and File Ignore Election- NEVs Hit 31% Market Share in China- Scout Talking to Foxconn and Magna for Assembly- Opel’s First BEV- VW Delays Major EV Project- Hyundai and CATL Become Battery Partners- Hyundai Names Top Designer as President- U.S. November Sales Could Be Good- Corvette to Become Standalone Brand
- EU Worried About U.S. EV Subsidies- U.S. Car Sales Could End Year Strong- Improve Traffic Flow, Cut Emissions- Three Quirky EV Vans Debut in China- Mercedes Sees Near 50% C02 Cut for EV Batteries- Audi Pumps ICE Power Into RS 6 and RS 7- NIO Targets U.S. Market w/ Next-Gen EVs- Legacy Supplier Lands Big EV Contracts- Only BEVs Can Hit Carbon Neutrality
- Tesla to Redesign the Model 3- EU Demands IRA Fix- Hyundai Group Adds More U.S. Battery Plants- Stellantis Stiff Arms Its EU Dealers- New Nissan Serena Minivan in Japan- Renault Toys with Return to U.S. - Chevrolet Unveils Handsome EV Sedan in China- Foreign Automakers Lose Ground in China- E-Fuels Will Not Save The ICE- Tesla FSD Beta Now Available to All North American Owners- Tesla Can Now Detect Autopilot Defeat Devices
- I’ve Been (Not) Working on The Railroad- Baidu AV Is Only $37,000- EV Costs to Fall Below ICE In 2025- Jeep Compass Gets New ICE Powertrain- Mercedes G-Wagon Going All Electric- Ford Launches E-Tourneo- Audi Q8 e-tron Uses Recycled Plastics- ZF Pioneers Braided EV Wiring- What’s with Automakers and Giant Art Displays?
- Tesla Slowing Down in China- COVID Could Choke China's Economy- Faraday May Have No Future- Speed Costs Money, How Fast Do You Want to Go?- GM Ramps Up EVs in China- Wuling Tries New Assembly Technique- China Allows No Driver in AVs- Mazda Flies Solo with EVs- BEV Plants Going Next to ICE Plants
- BNEF: EV Sales Going Higher Than Expected- Macron: Don’t Make EVs In the U.S.- GM Dealers Fix Teslas- BYD Launches Two New EV Brands- Renault Reveals Hydrogen-Powered Minibus- Does Hyundai Not Know Its Lineup?- Domino’s Orders 800 Bolt EVs- CATL Ramps Up Battery Swapping- A Problem with PHEVs
- GM Secures Supplies to Build 1 Million EVs in 2025- GM Locks Up Nickel Supplies with Vale- U.S. Agrees to Only Sell Zero-Emission Big Trucks By 2040- RS Model Returns to Subaru Impreza Lineup- Hyundai IONIQ 6 Gets EPA Estimated 340 Miles of Range- VinFast Adds Two Electric SUVs To U.S. Lineup- Kia Refreshes the Seltos- EVs Dominate Finalists for Car, Truck and Utility of The Year- MINI Creates EV Charger to Look Like RC Controller
- VW Could Push Back New EV Plant- Stellantis Buys an AV Company- JLR CEO Abruptly Resigns- Genesis Gets 1,000 KM from Solar Roof- New Prius Prime Gets Solar Roof- Fiat 500e Making U.S. Return- Toyota Reveals All-Electric bZ Concept- Final NSX Rolls Off the Assembly Line- Fisker Ocean Starts Production- Waymo and ZEEKR Debut AV Taxi- Audi Trying New Mobility Model
- EV Price War Breaks Out in China- Aston Martin in Financial Trouble- Auto-Brake Significantly Reduces Car Crashes- Subaru Won’t Use Lidar For Autonomous Driving- Toyota Reveals All-New, More Stylish Prius- Genesis Concept Hints at Future EV Design- GM Signs Hydrogen Production Deal- Daimler Truck Fuel Cell Semi Completes High-Altitude Tests- Ukrainian War Vehicle Identified
- GM to Lay Out EV Profitability Plan- Hyundai Will Open VTOL Hub in Indonesia- Ford Using Connected Data to Improve Insurance- Would You Let Others Drive Your Car for $215/Month?- Toyota HD Fuel Cell Production Starts Next Year- Cummins Signs Deal w/ Tata for Hydrogen ICEs- Renault Creates Metaverse for Manufacturing- New Buick LaCrosse to Wear Wildcat Face- EV Startups Scramble to Say Alive- What is This Ukrainian War Vehicle?- U.S. V2X Test Improved Road Safety
- Elon Musk Faces $56 Billion Lawsuit- EVs To Reach Cost Parity In 2025- Mercedes Peels Off the FTX Logos - France Mandates PV Panels at Parking Lots- More Specs on Hyundai’s New Flagship - Should U.S. Mandate Tesla Charging Tech?- Audi Opens Charging Salon in China- VW To Use Developing Nations for ICE Production- Wuling KFC and Cadillac Ragnarok
- China Car Exports Booming- Geely Is Building an ICE Empire- Euro 7 Tightens Up Emissions Regulations- GM Super Cruise Doubles Its Mileage - Mercedes Supercar Smashes Nurburgring Track Record- Volvo Targets 70% Sales Growth - Audi Wants Your Cell Phone Batteries- Huawei EV Peels Open Like a Can of Sardines- VTOLs To Fly At 2024 Paris Olympics
- End of ICE Age Sales Frenzy- Alfa Tops JD Power Sales Satisfaction Index- Rivian's Losses Growing- Volvo Adds Big EV SUV to Lineup- Honda Launches All-New Accord- Green Metals a Priority at Ford and Volvo- VW's New Type of Fuel Cell- Geely's $25,000 Pickup- Tesla Goes Zoom-Zoom-Zoom
- OEM Earnings Disappointing- Lucid Losing Customers- Tesla Drops on Twitter News- Audi Renames The e-tron- Yet Another EV Startup- Porsche Readies 911 For Off-Roading- Las Vegas F1 Race Is Most Expensive Ever- Euro NCAP To Do Virtual Testing- Tesla Opening More Repair Centers
- Renault Splits Into 5 Companies- EV Startups Surge and Falter- BYD Could Overtake Tesla- Honda Launches China EV Blitz- Honda Unveils All-New Pilot- Tesla Handles Power Steering Recall w/ OTA- V2G Could Save California Grid- Citroen Starts Selling Used Parts- Kia Raises EV6 Price, Hyundai and Genesis Next?
- U.S. EV Credits Create a Firestorm- Canada Kicks Out Chinese Lithium Miners- Automakers Suspend Twitter Advertising- BMW 7-Series Offers Hands Free L2- Durant Guild Unveils Its Lineup- NIO Battery Swapping Stations Surging- EV Lamppost Chargers Have Lowest Carbon Footprint - Wuling, Baojun Corner Cheap EV Segment- MINI Opens Stick Driving School
- London Buses Going Electric- Legacy Suppliers Sniffing Out Mergers- Nikola Beats Estimates, But Struggles with Production- Go Camping with Electric Mercedes- China-Only Buick Century Is Super-Luxe - Daylight Savings Prevents Accidents- Don’t Drive These Dodges and Chryslers- BMW Edging Towards Direct Sales- Chevrolet Triax Pioneered Skateboard Chassis
- OEMs Shrug Off Bad Economic News- EVs Poised to Outsell Diesels in the EU- Ram Readying Range Extender for EV Truck?- Optima Designs Off-Grid Chargers for Off-Roading- Ford Transit Gets Off-Road Edition- Transporting Honda Scooter Concept a Snap- GM Adds to North American EV Supply Chain- Toyota and Mercedes Have Highest Brand Value
- U.S. Car Sales Up Sharply- Bentley Doubles Profit on Bespoke Models- Farley Chops Management Layers at Ford- Tesla Sends 200 Chinese Engineers to Fremont- Honda Working on Pod Cars- Toyota Trailhunter Takes a Bow at SEMA- More EVs at SEMA- Chinese OEMs Eye Overseas Markets- Mercedes Reveals U.S. Price of EQE- GAMIC Is Shark Tank for Auto Innovators
- Ram Delays Electric Pickup Debut- UAW Attempting to Organize GM and LG Battery Plant- Nikola Gets Partner for Hydrogen Supply- Dodge Offers All-New Hurricane Engine as Crate Engine- Dodge Details EV Performance Upgrades- GMC Says Hummer EV "Sold Out"- Rivian Delays Big Battery Truck- XPeng Tests Next-Gen Flying Car
- OEMs Prepare for Possible Recession- China Auto Industry Back to Boom Times- Foreign Automakers Uneasy in China- China Faces Possible EV Price War- Jeep and Ram Unleash SEMA Concepts- Toyota Pumps SEMA Performance into Supra, 86 and GR Corolla- Jeep Crowd-Sources New Name for New Jeep- Ford and GM Struggle to Meet IRA EV Incentives- Car Prices Start to Ease--Somewhat- Porsche Subscriptions Only Gets 2,000 Subscribers
- Tesla Model Y #1 In Europe and China- VW Says Parts Shortages the New Norm- Tesla and BYD Prove Automakers Can Make Money on EVs- VW Plans Two Entry Level EVs- Honda Civic Type R Starts At $44,000- Dodge Helps Customers Find Chargers and Challengers- EU Reaches Deal to Ban ICE Vehicles By 2035- GM Pushes Back EV Production Plans- Nissan Reveals SEMA Concepts
- Ford and VW Drop AV Partner- Ford Still Expects to Meet Full Year Profit Goals- Ford Backs Off Russia- New F-Series Super Duty Nabs Top Marks- Ford Axing the Fiesta- GM Hits Renewables Goal 25 Years Early- Toyota Withholding Smart Keys to Speed Up Deliveries- Tesla Model Y Tops All Registrations in EU- Lordstown Starts Public Charging Tests
- Mercedes Posts Strong Q3 Results- Mercedes Quits Russian Market- Hyundai Breaks Ground on U.S. EV Plant- U.S. and EU Form Task Force to Discuss EV Incentives- Opel Unveils Performance Version of Grandland SUV- Lotus Reveals 1st All-Electric Model- Honda Teases New Accord- Audi Partners with Sauber To Race in Formula 1- Nissan Ariya EV Driving Impressions
- GM Q3 Earnings Better Than Last Year- Corvette EV Coming in 2026- Tesla Won't Get Approval For Unmanned Driving in 2022- Toyota Reveals New bZ3 for China- Toyota Crown Starts at $40,000- Honda Opens Battery Swapping Station for Motorcycles- Mercedes-AMG Comes Out with One Expensive C-Class- Ford Refreshed the Escape- Kia Stinger Production Ending Next Year
- China Faces EV Price War- Nissan Pushes Renault For Equality- Toyota Backtracks on Hybrid Strategy- AVs Burn Through Tons of Capital- Renault Uses OTA for After Sales Upgrades- Arrival Shifts Production from UK To U.S.- Tesla Changes Build Strategy- Continental’s Display Business Explodes
- CATL Re-Thinks North American Battery Plants- Automakers to Spend More Than $1 Trillion On EVs- Federal Agencies Boost EV Purchases- 1st Edition GMC Sierra EV Carries Hefty Price Tag- Tesla Aims to Build 50,000 Semi Trucks Annually- Lane Markings Need Improvement for Autonomous Driving- Construction Equipment Promising Application for Electrification
- Tesla Earnings Would Have Legacy OEMs Drooling- Tesla Developing Cheaper, Next-Gen EV Architecture- GM Considering Baby Hummer EV- Bankrupt ELMS Bought By Another EV Startup- Mitsubishi Concept Previews New Production Small Crossover- New EV Charger Slashes Charging Time- BMW Invests $1.7 Billion to Make EVs in the U.S.- BMW Slashes Paint Shop Emissions- Waymo Expands Into LA
- Tesla Tops VW In BEV Sales in Germany- South Korea Lobbies Hard Against Inflation Reduction Act - Lincoln Dealers Must Pay Steep Price to Sell EVs- Hyundai Reveals New Grandeur Sedan- Car Dealer Inventory Piling Up in China- Renault CEO Says EV Cost Parity with ICE Vehicles Way Off- China Made Vehicles Rocket Up Australian Sales Charts- Fisker Shows Off Rotating Infotainment Screen
- BYD Almost Worth More Than GM and Ford Combined- Chip Shortage Lasting Longer Than Thought- Canoo Gets Another Lifeline- Cadillac Celesitq Utilizes Megacastings- Rolls-Royce Reveals Its First Electric Car- Foxconn Shows Off EV Pickup Concept- Corolla Hybrid Gets AWD for 1st Time
- EU Falls Short in EV Sales Goals- BMW To Move Electric MINI Production from UK To China- Former Nikola Chairman Convicted of Fraud- U.S. Honda Dealers Want to Sell Sony EV- Mercedes Reveals Electric EQE SUV- Renault Shows Off Dune-Buggy Like Concept- Jeep Unveils New Avenger BEV- Amazon Adds Electric Volvo Trucks to Its Fleet
- German Automakers Reluctant to Aid Supplier Energy Costs- EU Expected to Reach Deal on U.S. EV Incentives- Renault Creates New Recycling Brand- Audi Develops Particulate Filter For EVs- Lucid Rolls Out New OTA Update- VW Group BEV Sales Keep Growing- ZF Launches New Electric Axle for Pickup Trucks- Nio To Use ZF Steer-By-Wire System
- Honda and Sony EV Coming in 2026- VW Partners On AVs for China- Polestar Reveals Its 1st All-Electric SUV- New Chevy Trax Looks More Like Blazer- Alpine Concept Looks Ready to Race- Mopar Teases SEMA Concepts- Audi Developing Tech to Help Protect Cyclists- Tesla Adopts New Emergency Flashers
- Hyundai Group to Add OTA Capabilities to All Its Vehicles- Honda Makes Big U.S. EV and Battery Investment- Foxconn To Build EVs For IndiEV In Ohio- Mercedes Partners with Microsoft To Improve Production- New Mustang Will Be “Much More Difficult” To Tune- Lexus Updates UX 300e EV- Canoo Receives Another EV Order- BMW M2 Gets Power Boost- Jeep Wagoneer Long Wheelbase Impressions
- Tesla Facing Stiff Competition from BYD- Top 5 NEV Sellers in China- Energy Crisis Could Cripple EU Production- Geely and Renault in Talks to Combine Engine Ops- New Record for Fastest Accelerating EV- Michigan Suspends Carvana's Dealer License- GM Developing Energy Storage for Charging- VW Wants More Car Building Robots- Digital License Plates Get the Ok in California- Renault's Mobilize Reveals New Twizy-Like Vehicle
- Tesla Uses Tribal Land as Neat Legal Loophole- Renault Wants Nissan To Invest in Ampere- The Grid Can Handle All Those EVs- Renault To Build Its Own Charging Network- BMW EV Sales Up 114%- All-New Kia Niro Driving Impressions- Legacy ICE Specs Hurt EV Design- Scout Execs Had to Resign from VW
- U.S. Opens Cobalt Mine- DoD Chooses GM for EV Battery Tests- Tesla to Ship First Semis to Pepsi- New Car Prices Still Going Up- Honda Sneak Peeks the Prologue EV- Daimler and Torc Bullish on L4 Semis- Johan De Nysschen Retires from VWoA- GMC Adds Denali to HD Lineup- Hyundai Hotel Powered by IONIQ 5s
- Will VW AG Transition to a Holding Company?- Foreign OEMs Boost NEV Sales in China- Stellantis CPO Has 10-Year-Old Cars w/ 120,000 Miles- Ford Raises Price on F-150 Lightning Pro- Ford Offers Performance Kit for Explorer ST- New Mustang to Race in Bathurst 1000- Porsche Praises Mercedes-Benz- Toyota Unveils All-New IC Engine- Hella's Phygital Shield
- VW Considers More IPOs- South Korea Wants U.S. EV Subsidies- Does Tesla Really Have a Delivery Problem?- Hyundai IONIQ 6 Rated at 614 KM- U.S. Getting Toyota Crown PHEV- Citroen's Used Service Parts Slash Cost- Mercedes A- and B-Class Refreshed- Scout Brand Name Outscores Rivian
- EVs to Reach Cost Parity in 2025- GM Adds Ex-Tesla Exec to Board- AVs Good for Hauling Beer- EV Chargers Out Number Gas Stations in NY and SF- Multimatic Preps Mustang GT3 Race Car- Cadillac Shows More of LMDh Race Car- Audi Unveils More Powerful R8 V10- U.S. Sales Hurt by Hurricane- U.S. Ramps Up Manganese Mining- Hyundai Has Fix for Car Thefts
- Tesla Sets Sales Record, Stock Falls- Tesla Surpasses Subaru, Mazda- Optimus No Match for Boston Dynamics- New Car Sales in China Up Strong- Maserati’s First EV Gets 1,200 HP- Genesis GV70 EV Pricing- Mercedes Bullish on India As Export Hub- Hyundai Wants AR In Factories- Danger Signs Flashing in U.S. Car Market
- Geely Acquires Stake in Aston Martin- Hertz Says EV Demand Is “Very Solid”- Arrival Builds 1st Van in Microfactory- Lordstown Motors Produces 1st Endurance Pickup- Wuling Introduces New Small Crossover in China- Toyota Says EV Adoption Will Take Longer Than Expected- New York Announces 2035 ICE Vehicle Ban- EPA Doubles Funding for Electric School Buses
- Porsche IPO Off to a Strong Start- U.S. Car Sales Expected to Rise- GM Collaborates on New Silicon Battery Tech- Cool EV Comes from Chinese Tuner- BMW Expects EV Sales to Increase Significantly- Bentley Expands Bentayga Hybrid Lineup- NIO's 1st EU Battery Swapper Opens- Ram Gives 2500 HD The Rebel Treatment- Citroen Oli is a Lightweight EV Concept- Tesla Hikes Supercharger Prices in California
- U.S. Can Start Building EV Charging Network- BMW M Reveals 1st High-Performance Electrified Vehicle- BMW, Volvo and DHL To Test Hydrogen Trucks- Volvo Using Radar to Detect Occupants in Vehicles- Ford Unveils New F-Series Super Duty- Kia Launches All-New Niro- Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer Get Longer Wheelbase
- Hertz Taps Oil Giant for U.S. Charging Network- China Extends Incentives for NEVs- Tesla Not Running Shanghai Factory at Full Capacity- Renault Makes Good Use of Engine Compartment on Electric Megane- Peugeot e-208 Gets More Power, Range- Citroen Debuts New Logo- Chevy Boosts Silverado HD's Diesel Power- Toyota Wants to Expand Fuel Cells Into China- Amazon Alexa Assists ID.4 Test Drives
- EU Could Ban PHEVs- Gas Shortage May Force VW To Move Production Out of Germany - Toyota Ends Production in Russia- Mazda In Talks to Sell Russian Joint Venture Stake- Audi Wants to Use More Recycled Plastic in Vehicles- Ford Focus ST Gets New Performance Pack in Europe- Citroen Creates Berlingo Van Inspired By 2CV Classic- VW Forms Battery Partnership with Umicore- Tesla Model Y Has Best BEV Resale Value in China- Wuling Launches Mini EV Convertible
- Ford Raids Silicon Valley for Talent- Qualcomm’s Automotive Chip Business Is Booming- Canada Becoming Major Source of EV Raw Materials- Mercedes G-Class Going Electric- VW Concept Anticipates Autonomous Travel- BMW’s Hybrid V8 Race Engine- DHS Buys a Mustang Mach-E- Mahle’s IC Components for H2 Engines- Toyota TABC Turns 50
- GM Steps Up EV Battery Recycling- Tesla Sells $250 CCS Adapter- BNEF Predicts Big Surge in Electrification- Baojun's Cute EVs- Mercedes Unveils Monster AMG C-Class- Toyota Says Fuel Cells Ready to Replace Diesels- EPA Wants Tougher Big Truck Regs- Renault's Electric R5 Pocket Rocket- Volvo EX90 Flagship is All Electric- Bugatti Launches Certified Pre-Owned Program
- GM and EDF Join Forces- Chinese Battery Company to Invest in U.S.- Amazon Going With E-Fuels- BMW Can Spot a Fake- Durant Guild Lays Out Its Lineup- Rivian Aero Claim Verified- Hertz Hands GM Big EV Buy- NTSB Wants Drunk Driver Monitor- Nvidia Unveils All-In-One Computer for Autonomous Vehicles
- Will Ram EV Use Range Extender?- Ford Can't Get Enough Parts- Tesla Cranks Shanghai Up to 1 Million+/Year- Tesla Adds 60,000 Customers to FSD Beta- Tesla EU Superchargers Cost 0.60/kWh- GM BrightDrop Targets Grocery Industry- Alpina Unveils BMW X7 SUV- Dodge EV Muscle Cars Delayed Until 2025- NIO Ships Battery Swapper to Germany- U.S. Traffic Deaths Fall- "Painting" Cars with Film
- Automakers Surprised by EV Demand- Energy Prices Hurt EV Battery Manufacturing in Germany- CATL Develops Battery Swapping for Semis- Renault Trafic Goes Electric - Ford Transit Gets PHEV, Diesels- ONE Battery Hits 1000 Wh/L- Ford SYNC Spots Pedestrians, Bicyclists- Hyundai and Iveco Make FCEV Van- Bridgestone Develops Lunar Tires
- Lithium Prices Set New Record- EU Welcomes Rising Car Sales- Lincoln Loses Dealers as It Goes Electric- Ford Teaches the Mustang New Tricks- Yes, BEVs Are Really Cleaner Than ICE- Lightyear Claims Aerodynamic Record- Vitesco Lands Major 800V Inverter Order- IRA Pushes Hyundai Mobis To Make More EV Components in U.S.- Ram Ready for Mid-Size Pickup
- Ford Gives Dealers Options on EV Sales- Tesla Considers Shaking Up China Retail Strategy- Tesla Scraps Plans to Build Batteries in Germany- Ford Reveals All-New Mustang- GMC Racks Up More Hummer EV Reservations- Hyundai To Test Fuel Cell Semi-Trucks in California- The Best Designs at The Detroit Auto Show- NACTOY Semi-Finalists Announced
- Chevy Won’t Offer Buyouts to Dealers That Don’t Want to Sell EVs- GM’s Cruise Develops Own Chips for AVs- Ferrari Unveils First SUV- Chevy Gives the Tahoe a Bit More Power- Toyota Reveals GR Corolla Pricing- Hyundai Not Giving Up on IC Engines- Chrysler To End 300 Production In 2023- Ram to Stop Selling Diesel Powered 1500s in 2023- Opel Revives GSE Brand
- German OEMs Sued For Not Fighting Climate Change- GM Cruise Expands to Phoenix and Texas- Toyota bZ5x Coming in 2024- Honda Expanding Electrification to Two Wheels- Peugeot 1st EU OEM with BEV Station Wagon- China Has More EV Chargers Than Anyone Else- Magna Invests in Micro Mobility and Battery Swapping- BMW Making Trim Parts from Ocean Waste
- Russia Threatens EU Industrial Base- Ford Tells Dealers to Cut $2,000 In Delivery Costs- Honda To Reveal Smart ADAS- Lincoln Corsair Gets Mid-Cycle Refresh- Hyundai IONIQ 5 N Brings Wicked Performance- VW ID.5 Concept Made by Apprentices- Geometry M2 EV Debuts in China- EVs Catching on Faster Than Expected
- Mercedes and Rivian Join Forces- Mullen Buys Most of Bollinger- Tesla to Refine Lithium in U.S.- BMW Launches Battery Building Spree- Chevrolet Equinox EV Surprisingly Affordable- VW ID. XTREME Ready for Off-Roading- Ford Upgrades BlueCruise- Porsche Drops F1 Bid- Wind Turbines Generate Gobs of Electricity
- Jeep Goes EV Crazy- Ford E-Transit Custom Gets F-150 Lightning Batteries- Renault Dismantling Old Trucks to Sell Parts- BMW is Going Vegan- Magna Building AV Delivery Pods- Nissan Leaf Get Bi-Directional Charger- Tire Changing Robot Faster Than Humans- GM Names New Premium Import Brand for China
- U.S. Inventory Shortage Easing- EV Startups’ Stock May Never Recover- Foxconn Lands Luxgen n7- Valmet Lands EV Assembly Contracts- Toyota Supra Gets 6-Speed Manual- Lithium Mine to Open in Canada- EVs Do Well in Euro NCAP- Renault Takes EVs To Latin America - NIO Offering AR Glasses
- Tesla Struggling with New Battery- Top 5 EV Startups in China- Russian Car Sales Still Plunging- Solar Powered Car Debuts in Late '23- Cummins Finds Hydrogen-Diesel Customers- Mercedes Updates the GLC- Wuling MINI EV Cabrio is Sizzling Hot- Buick Dealers Offered EV Buyout- Klaus Busse Dishes on Folgore EV
- California Warns EV Owners: Don’t Plug In!- Chinese OEMs Dominate Domestic EV Market- Tesla Back to Normal in China- U.S. August Sales a Nightmare for Some- No EV Credits for Mercedes EQS- New Vehicle Prices Soar 22%- Tesla Hiring Semi Techs- EV Chargers Could Get Infrastructure Law Waiver- South Korea Wants IRA Waiver- Alfa Romeo Does Its Own “Drive to Survive”- 1898 UK Train Tunnel Now Aero Testing Marvel
- VW's Blume Goes Full Speed on BEVs- Car Sales Strong in China- GM Fires Up Ohio Battery Plant- Tesla to Make Batteries in Fremont- Use VW's App, Get Cheaper Charging- Honda Civic Type R Gets 315 HP- Ariel Reveals 1,180 HP Electric Car- BMW Takes Fuel Cells In-House- Toyota Tech Predicts Heart Attacks
- Renault Spinning Off ICE Ops to Geely- Buffet BYD Sale Sends China Auto Stocks Down- Toyota Investing More in EV Batteries- Listen to The Raucous V8 Of the New Mustang- Ford Pro Tracks Your Tools- MINI Uses Roofs as A Styling Statement- Peek at Skoda’s New Design Language- Tesla Cuts Delivery Times, Again- The In-House Fight to Revive Cadillac- ChargePoint Is in The Red
- IIHS Wants AEB to Work at Night- Skoda Finds Wiring Sources Outside of Ukraine- Can Tesla Really Sell 20 Million EVs?- Tesla Sues Louisiana Over Retail Rules- Volocopter Eyes 2024 Paris Olympics- Honda Launches Wild New Ad Campaign- Bridgestone Scales Up Guayule Production- EV Charging Stations Need This Simple Design Change- Toyota Smashes, Bashes and Crashes Vehicles
- Musk Promises Full Autonomy This Year- Porsche Market Cap to Be Bigger Than GM - U.S. and China Work Out Audit Agreement- Toyota Intros bZ3 EV In China- Toyota Bullish On E-Fuels- Bentley Gets into Apartment Business- Cadillac, Opel Celebrate Their Birthdays- Honda and LG To Build U.S. Battery Plant- BYD Surges into Europe- Aussies Love Big American Pickups
- Honda Wants EV Credit Changes- More States Joining California's ICE Ban- Ford Raises Mach-E Price- Kia Teases EV9 SUV- Audi Joining F1 in 2026- Mercedes EQS SUV Starts U.S. Production- Toyota Tunes AEB for Towing, Lift Kits- USPS Honors Pony Cars- Hottest Commercial EVs Are School Buses?!- The Best Cars for Dogs
- Got a Tesla Share? Now You Have 3- California Bans ICEs in 2035- And Hainan Bans ICEs in 2030- South Korea and EU Oppose U.S. EV Incentives- Hyundai Invests in Chip Maker- The Opel Van That Opel Never Knew Existed- Mercedes EQE Rolling Down the Line in China- Brabus Aero Kit Gives EQS More Range- Used EV Prices Soaring- Wey PHEV Goes Full Retro- Toyota's Hitchless Towing
- Hino Expelled from Japanese CV Partnership- Toyota Now Backs California Emission Standards- Toyota Teams with NREL To Test Fuel Cell Generators- Mercedes Recycles Old Tires into Door Handles- Ford Transit Connect Axed in U.S. Due to Poor Sales- Renault Creates Kangoo-Based EV Camper Van- Honda Wants to Reduce Reliance on Chinese Parts- VW and Mercedes Sign EV Raw Material Deals with Canada- Walmart Already Testing Canoo EVs
- Scout Production Starts in 2026- VW to Get EV Raw Materials from Canadian Mines- More EV Startups in China- China EV Startups Struggle to Make a Profit- Genesis Teases Interior of BEV Concept- Ford F-150 Lightning Gets Free Charging- Polestar to Supply Boat Batteries- Toyota's New Sienta- Limited Mercedes Race Car Has Big Price Tag- Climate Change Hurting Auto Production- Ford to Lay Off 3,000 Employees- Big Tires Hurt EV Range
- Tesla FSD Spikes Up To $15,000- Porsche Macan EV Will Match ICE in Sales- Hyundai To Fast-Forward U.S. EV Plant- Audi Shows Another EV Concept- Kia EV6 GT Gets 576 HP- Buick Envista Unveiled in China- Bentley W12 Hints at EV Future- Evetta Open Air Evokes Original Isetta- Street Tires = More EV Range- Adient Thin-Seat Perfect for EVs
- Tesla Demands A Legal Hearing- NHTSA Wants Tesla Data- GM to Build 4th Battery Plant in U.S.- Lincoln Model L100 Aimed at Cadillac Celestiq- Acura Shows Off Electric Concept- Acura Concept Likely Called ZDX- Buick Wildcat Concept Featured in TV Ads- Geneva Auto Show Canceled Again
- Tesla Cuts Delivery Time- Geely Sees 50 Percent EV Sales In 2023- Chery To Make Cars in Russia- Dodge Charger Daytona Signals End of ICE Muscle Cars- GM Builds Up Defense Business- U.S. Traffic Fatalities Up Despite New Safety Equipment- Porsche 911 GT3 Gets DRS- Acura Unveils Hybrid GTP Race Car
- Japan Mad at U.S. EV Credits- 52 EVs No Longer Qualify for EV Credits- Tesla Dodges A Legal Bullet- AVs: Vaporware or Revolutionary?- Chevrolet Blazer EV Lets Police Go Electric- Dodge Hornet A Lifesaver for The Brand- BMW Going with Cylindrical Chinese Batteries- New Car Payments Set All-Time Record- Global Car Sales Recovering
- Some Europeans Still Want Their Diesels- VW and Mahindra EV Partnership- GM Appoints Another Woman to The Board- Ram Wants to Build EV Vans In Europe- Mercedes’ Stunning EQE SUV Interior- Silverado ZR2 Bison for Hard-Core Off-Road- Last Call for Dodge Piston Power- Drop Top Challenger - Polestar 6 Confirmed for Production
- Audi, Porsche, Kia Mad at U.S. EV Tax Credits- Fisker Looking for More U.S. Assembly Capacity- Experts: ICE Still Dominates In 2030- New Way to Make Lithium Batteries Last Longer- Auto Industry Loses DSRC- Bridgestone Developing Sustainable Tires- Amazon Does 430,000 Deliveries w/ Rivian Vans- Automated Speed Enforcement in Construction Zones- Munro Says 4680 Cheaper Than Expected
- Rivian Loses $1.7B, Burns $3B In Cash- EU and South Korea Oppose U.S. EV Credits- U.S. Miners Struggle to Meet EV Deadline- Tesla Buys Blade Batteries from BYD- City of Beijing Unveils 5-Year EV Charging Plan- China Car Parc Surges To 312M Vehicles- Mazda Backing Away from Chinese Suppliers- All-New GMC Canyon - Kia Ray EV Now 12 Years Old - NYC Floats Congestion Charge…Again
- Ralph Nader Attacks Tesla FSD- Tesla Goes to 2-Shifts in Berlin- Used Car Prices Still Soaring- Mahle and Siemens Developing Inductive Charging for EVs- Geely's EV Pickup, the RADAR RD6- Haval Cool Dog Sure Looks Like Bronco Sport- Detroit Auto Show to Feature VTOLs- Chevy Builds EV Garage for Bolt Owner- Volvo and UVeye Automate Dealer Inspections- New Cardboard Box Can Save OEMs Millions- Look Into Genesis' Crystal Ball!
- Car Sales to Stop Growing In 2036- Honda Profit Plummets 73%- Russia Exit Strategy for Mercedes, VW - Tesla Semi Ships This Year- Sandy Munro on AAH- Autonomy Orders $1.2 Billion Of EVs- EV Future Product Debuts- Ford Raises Lightning Prices Up To $8,000 - Ford to Make Cars with Sunshine- Ferrari Hit With 17-Year Recall- Mercedes Street-Legal F1 Car- People Hate Car Dealers Who Overcharge
- Foreign Brands Losing EV Race in China- Baidu Takes Robotaxi Lead- USPS Gets $3 Billion to Go Electric- ZEEKR 009 Gets Tech-Bling Styling- GM's China JV Sells 1 Millionth EV- Cheapest and Costliest Brands to Maintain- GM Adds $1,500 "Option" to All Vehicles- Mercedes EQS SUV is Pricey
- Baidu Says Its Ahead of Tesla’s AV Tech- Bi-Partisan Support in U.S. For AVs- China Drafts AV Regs- California Sues Tesla Over Autopilot and FSD- GM Expands Super Cruise in China- Aptera Teases Its Interior- U.S. Senate Axes Incentives For E-Bikes- UAW Officers Get a Pay Raise- NIO To Build Battery Swappers in Hungary- Lucid’s CEO Working on Factory Floor- Tour Lake Michigan In Your EV
- Musk Says 12 More Gigafactories On the Way- Tesla Uses Sunshine to Offset All Energy Use- BorgWarner Doubles EV Revenue- 7 Chinese OEMs On Fortune 500 List- BP and CATL Build EV Charging Stations in China- NIO and Shell Build EV Battery Swapping Stations in China- Arrival Is Next Startup to Delay Production- Nikola Beats Wall Street Estimates- VW Comes Out with Cheaper ID.4- Scan Tool Lets Independent Repair Shops Work on EVs- BMW Gets Lithium from Australia- How the Cops Can Pull Over Autonomous Vehicles
- Ford Sales Worth the Wait- Toyota's Profits Fall- Most EVs Won't Qualify for Federal Credit- BMW Could Help Other OEMs Modernize Plants- Counterfeit Parts on the Rise- Porsche Aims to Speed Up Vehicle Development- CATL Not Likely to Open Plant in the U.S.- Mid-Size Cars Struggle on Updated Impact Test- Lucid Cuts Production Forecast in Half
- U.S. Car Sales Still Weak but Show Signs of Improvement- BMW Blames Supply Issues on First Half Sales Drop- Ferrari Posts Strong First Half Results- Lamborghini In No Rush to Introduce EVs- Mazda CX-50 Gets More Rugged Look- F-150 Lightning Now in All 50 States- GMC Teases New Canyon- Chevy Bolt Owners Must Promise Not to Sue to Receive Rebate- GM Expands Super Cruise in North America
- Hino Cheating Goes Back Further Than Thought- Stellantis to Pay $300 Million for Diesel Cheating- BYD Expanding EV Lineup to Germany and Sweden- Stellantis Invests in New IC Engine- BMW Expands i4 Lineup with New Lower Cost Model- Ford Explorer Refresh Done in China- Hertz Customers Prefer EVs- Nikola Buys Battery Supplier
- Renault To Split Off EV Ops- Stellantis and GAC In Messy Divorce- NIO To Launch Low-Cost EV Brand- Ford Maverick Gets Tremor Off-Road Package- Mercedes EV Margins on Par with ICE Vehicles- NHTSA Issues BMW i4 Recall Over Battery Fires- Shyft Creates Portable EV Charging Unit- Australia Enacts EV Incentives- Toyota and Panasonic Lock Up U.S. Lithium Supply
- PHEV Sales to Dry Up in Germany- Bentley Having a Banner Year- Renault Profits Drop Drastically- Nissan Posts Poor Earnings- Rolls-Royce Readies Its First EV- Alfa Romeo Turns to Chrysler Group for Next Model- Chevrolet Launches New ICE SUV In China- GM Racks Up EV Reservations- Autoliv Develops Air-Bag Bike Helmet- Mercedes Starts Renting RVs
- Cap on EV Tax Credit Could be Lifted- Rivian Cutting 6% of Workforce- U.S. Passes Bill to Help Chip Production- Apple Poaches Another Auto Exec- North America Carries Stellantis- Rivian Drags Down Ford- VW Shows VTOL for China- New Colorado Drops V6 and Diesel- Hyundai/Kia Thefts on the Rise- Simple Solution for Home Charging
- Russia Cuts EU Gas, Threatens Car Production- Car Dealers Reporting Record Profits- Honda Teases Prologue BEV- MINI Previews EV Styling- Toyota’s Battery Swaps for Trucks- Hyundai Group to Develop Lunar Rovers- BYD To Enter Japanese Market- NHTSA Opens Investigations into GM, Ford and Stellantis- How BMW Plans to Cut CO2 Emissions
- Germany Slashes EV Subsidies- Faraday Future Needs More Money- GM Q2 Earnings Down Sharply- Detroit 3 Support Chip Act- Tesla Charging Fee to Use Nav- Tesla Really Ramps Up Production in China- Tesla Posts GigaPress Video- Sono's BEV Uses Solar Power- GM Locks Up EV Raw Materials- VW Starts Making ID.4 in the U.S.
- VW Fires CEO Diess, EV Strategy Now at Risk- Cadillac Celestiq Design Details- Renault Isolates Battery Pack with Foam- Jaguar Develops Predictive Regen- Toyota Forgoes Supplier Price Cuts- Xpeng VTOL One Step Closer- GM Ready to Answer Your EV Questions
- Amazon Now Delivering Packages with Rivian Vans- Daimler Truck Kicks Off eEconic Production- OnStar Expands Beyond Passenger Vehicles- GM and Ford Seek Autonomous Vehicle Approval- Celestiq To Use Solid-State Lidar- Baidu Introduces New L4 Autonomous Car- Porsche Now Performing Automated Test Drives- Chevy Teases New Ultium-Based EV- Mini Offers Cooper SE For People with Disabilities- Opel Reveals Tricked Out Astra- Michael Schumacher’s 1998 F1 Ferrari Up for Auction
- Tesla Posts Strong Q2 Earnings- Ford Lines Up Batteries and Raw Materials- Ford to Cut 8,000 Jobs- Former UAW Leaders Handed "Get Out of Jail" Cards- U.S. Post Office to Buy a Lot More EVs- VW And That 153 Days Supply of ID.4s- Honda Reveals "Most Powerful" Civic Type R- Brembo's Big Brake-Through
- VW Names Keogh Head of New Scout Brand- BEVs Hit 10% Market Share in Europe- U.S Car Prices Hit Record High- Renault Converting Old ICE Vans into EVs- Ford Tests Robot EV Charging Station- Cadillac Offers Discount to Track Lyriq Customers- Nissan Launches New X-Trail- Amazon’s Zoox Ready to Jump into Robotaxi Business
- Aftermarket Business Exploding- Kia Planning EV Pickup For the U.S.- CATL Eyes North American Expansion- Hyundai Partners with Rolls-Royce on Fuel Cell VTOL- Porsche Wants to Go More Upscale- Fully Assembled BMW's to Park Themselves- Chevy Blazer EV Launches Next Summer- Toyota Continues Its Push Into Fuel Cells- Honda Civic Turns 50
- Stellantis Dumps Chinese Partners- Aston Martin Fishing for Partners- Copper Shortfall to Send Prices Soaring- Hyundai Designs VTOL Interior- Ford Stuffs Horses into The Raptor R- Porsche Targets Higher Margins- Rocket Tech for Fuel Cell Hypercar- VW ID.4 Has 153 Days of Inventory
- BMW USA Says It Won't Charge for Heated Seats- EU Car Sales Lowest in 26 Years- Saudis Invest in Aston Martin- Hau Thai Tang Leaving Ford- GM Building Nationwide Charging Network- Fiat 500e Best Selling EV in EU- Toyota Drops Avalon, Replaced by Crown- Cheap EVs Take China by Storm- Hyundai N Goes Electric
- NIO Accused of Fraud- Americans Warming Up to EVs- Walmart Could Buy 20% of Canoo- Tesla Loses Top AI Executive- Lordstown Promotes Hightower to CEO- Trumpchi Goes Grille Crazy- Hennessey EV Boasts 400 HP at Each Wheel- Cadillac Celestiq Design Details- Meet the Honda ZR-V- Hyundai IONIQ 6 Bigger Than You Think
- Panasonic Develops Better EV Battery- VW Faces Major Delays Due to Software- VW Joins Battery Recycler Redwood Materials- Geely Launches EV Pickup- Vitesco Lands Big Business with Renault- IONIQ 6 Reveals Hyundai's EV Styling Strategy- Honda CR-V Gets Major Redo- ZF Gets a New CEO- Mahle Develops EV Motor to Run Indefinitely
- Rivian Plans for Job Cuts- Walmart Buys EV Delivery Vans from Canoo- BMW Charging for Convenience Features- Ford Files Trademark for EV Ranger and Maverick- Rimac Nevera Rated by the EPA- Porsche Confirms 911 Hybrid- Citroen Ami Sales Pretty Weak- Hella to Mass Produce Brake-By-Wire- Mercedes Partners with Tencent for AVs in China
- U.S. OEMs Slowly Build Back Inventory- Commercial Vehicles Sales Slow in China- Tesla Sales Record Spells Trouble for China EV Makers - VW Had New Phaeton Ready- Bentley Adopts Airline Seat Specs- Opel Converts EV Van to Flatbed- Biden Wants States to Track Vehicle Emissions- BMW Doubles EV Sales- Volvo Drops Out of ACEA- Pete Brock on AAH
- Tesla Market Share About to Plummet- Tesla Stock Follows Auto Sector- BMW Kills Off i3- GM Cruise Has Bugs to Work Out- Chevy Extends Price Cut to Older Bolt Owners- General Motors Provides EV 1st Responder Training- Stellantis Converts Diesel Plant to EV Motors- Lead In 12V Batteries 50-60 Years Old
- EU Makes 2035 ICE Ban Official- China Getting GM 'Halo' Vehicles- Apple CarPlay Adds Fuel Purchases- New Green NCAP Test Harder for ICEs- BMW Kicks Off Share Buyback- Mercedes Starts EV Plant Transformation- Lithium Tax Could Reduces Prices- Soaring Prices Drive Consumers from Used Cars- Material Inflation Having Big Impact on Automakers
- EV Jobs Growing, ICE Jobs Falling- Tesla Has Best Brand Loyalty- 2022 Sales to Drop Below 2020- Buick Tops JD Power Quality Index- Hyundai IONIQ 6 Is One Swoopy Car- Citroen C4 Goes Electric- Got A Dodge? Head to HWY 93- Clarios Low-Voltage Battery Perfect for EVs- Tesla Axes 200 Autopilot Workers- Used Car Shortage Looming Next Year- Cadillac Lyriq Pioneers Manufacturing Technique
- Germany, Japan Resist ICE Bans- VW Sells Part of Electrify America- Chip Shortage Starts to Ease- Ford Taking Bronco Brand to Europe- China Still Stuck in Copy Cat Mode- Hyundai Group Investigated for Defeat Devices- Cadillac Lyriq Road Test - Fuel Cells for EV Charging
- June Sales: Fantastic for Ford, Disaster for Honda- Tesla Shanghai Readies to Make 1M EVs- Toyota Lobbies Japan to Push Hybrids- Japan Pushes G7 to Welcome Hybrids- VW ID. AERO is Latest EV Effort- 32 Million VW's Built on MQB- 1,000 HP 'Sucker' Car Breaks Goodwood Record- EVgo Added to Russell Indexes- Cadillac Celestiq Will Cost $350,000+- Clarios Develops Low-Voltage Lithium Battery
- UAW Going After Non-Union OEMs Again- Tesla and Biden Quietly Collaborating- Tesla Brings Back Enhanced Autopilot- GM Makes Charging Its EVs Easier- Nissan to Supplier McLaren for Formula E- Uber and Lyft Drivers Put Ads on Their Vehicles- Aptera Confirms Hub Motor Supplier- Mercedes EQXX Ekes Out More Range- Polestar 5 Gets Whopping 884 HP- Apricale is the 1st PCEV Hypercar
- Tesla Loses Billions on New Plants, Of Course- Musk Says Tesla May Start Advertising- Raw Material Costs for EV = 2X ICE- $4,500 Union EV Incentive Officially Dead- IndyCar Eats Up 25,000 Firestones A Year- Ford’s 2,000 HP Transit Van- Cadillac Celestiq Interior Teaser- Infiniti Starts Free Maintenance Program- Honda CR-V Interior Teasers- CATL Qilin Battery Boasts Fast Charge Time
- GM Accelerates EV Production Plans- Ford’s Spain Plant to Produce Next-Gen EVs- Toyota Slashes Production…Again- Toyota and Redwood Partner on EV Battery Recycling- Volkswagen Teases New ID. AERO Electric Sedan- Peugeot Aims New 408 Fastback at SUV Buyers - IIHS: Pandemic Lockdowns Made Risky Driving New Normal- BMW Introduces 1st Ever M3 Wagon- Porsche Struggled to Incorporate Brand DNA In the Cayenne
- BrightDrop Makes 1st Deliveries to FedEx- Daimler Using LFP Batteries for Long Haul Truck- Honda Breaks Ground on New EV Plant in China- VW Test Helps Increase Renewable Energy Use- EV Production Updates- BMW Digitizing All of Its Production Plants- GM Drops 4-Year Degree Requirement for Salaried Workers- Ford Tries Direct Sales in China- Plasma Ignition Proves Better Than Spark Plugs- R.I.P. Maryann Keller
- Chinese Leadership Doesn’t Trust Tesla- Expensive EVs Threaten EV Revolution- Entry Level EVs Need to Sell Well- Car Color Affects Depreciation- Volvo Truck Pushes Forward with Fuel Cells - Volvo’s FCEV Rock Hauler- Opel Jumps into Fuel Cell Segment- Bridgestone and Dow Develop Run Flat Tire- Lamborghini Helps Ukrainian Supplier- BMW Invests In E-Drive Manufacturing…- …And Autonomous Forklifts
- Gasoline Is $6.76 In Canada- GM Preps for EV Launch In EU- Car Thieves Steal Right Off the Assembly Line- Ferrari Says No AVs, Not Never- Renault Re-Thinks Sound Inside EVs…- …And Hardens Them from Cyber Attacks- Porsche Nailed for Cheating on Emissions- New Electric Commercial Van Startup- Study Finds Quarter of EV Chargers Don’t Work
- Tesla Raises Prices... Again- NHTSA Warns: Don't Compare ADAS Accidents- Honda and Sony Officially Start New Company- Ford Launches C-V2X in China- Cadillac Celestiq Limited to 400 Units/Year- NIO Launches ES7 Electric SUV- Audi Files Lawsuit Against NIO- Honda Civic Type R Rips Up the Nurburgring- GM to Sell 400,000 EVs in 2023- Mach-E Profits Wiped Out by Raw Material Prices
- Gas Headed To $6/Gallon- Lithium Prices to Drop. Or Not. - Another Massive Recall at Ford- Mustang Mach-E Recalled- Citroen Ami Ready for The Beach- Audi Designs Electric Rickshaw for India- Lynk and Co Drops Clay Models- Ford Puma Seats Get Blessing of Spinal Experts- Robo Chargers for EVs- Tesla Autopilot More Dangerous Than Others
- OEMs Want Congress to Lift Cap for EV Incentives- China Considers Extending EV Incentives- Environmentalists Turning Against Toyota- Could Silverado Outsell F-150?- Michigan Approves Digital License Plates- Chevrolet Teases Blazer EV- Geely to Launch Luxury EV Pickup- BMW Tests Innovative Battery- Stellantis Leaving the ACEA- Porsche Cayenne Could Have Been a Mercedes
- ELMS Is 1st EV SPAC Startup to Fail- NIO Confirms Plans for U.S. Market- NIO Posts Big Operating and Net Losses in Q1- Tesla Wants 3:1 Stock Split- GM Defense Expands Outside U.S.- Consumers Warm Up to AV Shuttles- Honda 3-Wheel EV Scooter- BMW M2 Features Lots of Piston Power- AvtoVAZ Is Back in Production- Schaeffler Unveils Compact E-Axle- Lockheed and GM Headed to The Moon
- Sky High Gas Prices Still Below Record- Stunning Lightyear EV Priced at Stunning €250,000- EV Battery Production in China Soaring- China Installs Nearly 1M Charging Stations - Good-Bye Lead Acid Batteries, Hello Lithium-Zinc- Tesla Cancels China Hiring- NHTSA Could Recall Tesla Autopilot- JIDU Unveils Purpose-Built Robocar- Mack Assembly Plant Gets Giant Mural- Cadillac’s LMDh Race Car- Cadillac Escalade V-Series' Exhaustive Engineering
- Biden Wants EV Chargers Every 50 Miles- Siemens Invests in Wireless EV Charging- AAA Says Don’t Waste Money on Premium Gas- Chinese OEMs Capturing More EV Sales- Cadillac Celestiq Is Handbuilt Flagship- Genesis to Make One-Off Luxury Cars- VW Expands AWD Option on ID.4- VW To Recycle EV Batteries Multiple Times- Volvo Pushes Dealers Aside with Phone App- Nexteer Uses AI To Detect Changing Road Surfaces- Emergency Flashers Enter the Modern Age
- UAW Boosts Strike Pay- Automakers Who Back California Emissions- Fisker Teases More of the PEAR- Honda Redesigns the HR-V- Cupra Going Electric/Electrified- VW To Scrap All Previous EV Work- Toyota To Triple Sequoia Sales- 1.5 Million Car Crashes A Year with Deer
- New Car Inventory Getting Worse- Russian Car Sales Collapse- Solid-State Battery Another Step Closer- SEMA Members Book All-Time Record Sales- Magna’s Bolt-In EV Pickup Conversion- Polestar’s New Electric SUV- Apple Revamps CarPlay- Radical New Way to De-Ice Windshields
- New Ford Bronco Could Face Recall- Mercedes Recalls 1 Million Vehicles- Car Sales in India Healthy and Strong- Elon Musk Tweets Create Backlash- Rivian May Need to Raise Prices Again- BMW Unveils Its LMDh Race Car- Ranking Traditional OEMs By EV Sales- Toyota’s Future CEO?
- U.S. SAAR Drops to Only 12.6 Million- Jaguar Only Sells 791 Cars in May- U.S. BEV Segment Tops 5% Market Share- Musk Wants to Fire 10,000 Employees- USPS Tests E-Bikes- Stellantis To Get Lithium from California- Wuling Launches BEV for Global Markets- GM Cruise Can Now Charge for Driverless AV Rides- Mercedes-Benz Prices New EQB Electric- Porsche Offers New Performance Kit For 911 GT3- Toyota Toyopet Was Complete Flop in U.S.
- ICE Vehicles in Permanent Decline- Jeep Going Mostly Electric in Europe- Meet the Future Face of Buick, Electra-X- Chevy Cuts Price of Bolt EV and EUV- Toyota Testing Swappable Hydrogen Tanks- Toyota Selling Stationary Battery Storage Systems- Geely Launches Satellites to Improve AVs- Ford's Farley Predicts EV Price Wars- Ford Makes Big U.S. Investment
- Car Sales Down Sharply in China- California Proposes ICE to ZEV Conversion Rebate- Lamborghini Wants E-Fuel Hybrids in Its Line-Up Beyond 2030- Toyota and Lexus Share New Product Details- Supercar Maker Rimac Wants to Become Tier 1 Supplier- Mercedes-AMG Reveals Supercar with F1 Technology- BMW Unveils New X1 and iX1
- Nissan Stops Taking Ariya Orders in the U.S.- Rivian Splitting Commercial and Retail Businesses- Stellantis to Supply Toyota with Large Vans- Extended Defender 130 Debuts- New DeLorean Shares Little with the Original- Silverado EV Work Truck Seeing a Lot of Interest- Volvo Invests More in Fossil-Free Steel- Toyota Launching Fuel Cell Delivery Van
- Tesla Owners Less Likely to Crash Than in Their Other Cars- Toyota Slashes Production Forecast Again- Car Rental Prices Likely to Soar This Summer- NIO Recruiting Manufacturing Specialists for U.S. Plant- VW Looking for U.S. Location to Build Scout EV Plant- Chevy Silverado Passes F-150 As Most Shopped Pickup in Q1- How Lucid Maximized the Air Sedan’s Interior Space- Bentley Continental Celebrates 70th Birthday
- GM Customer Accounts Hacked- Laid Off Coal Workers to Make Batteries- OEMs Going Vegan- Maserati MC20 Cielo Revealed- Land Rover Shows Defender 130- Durango Gets HEMI Orange Package- Stellantis Fined for Diesel Cheating- Ford and Tesla Lead the Recall Parade- Ford Pairs Co-Bot with Disabled Worker
- High Gas Prices Give Sedans a Boost- Ford Reveals Bronco Raptor’s Power Numbers- Ford Settles Fuel Economy and Payload Capacity Lawsuit- Honda Teases New CR-V- Buick Revives Electra Name for First Ultium EV- GM Patents Dual Charging Port for EVs- Marelli Shows Off Wireless Battery Management System- Forvia Develops Intelligent Seat- Hyundai Issues Recall Over Exploding Seat Belt Part- BMW Partners to Recycle Used EV Batteries In China
- Toyota Slashes Production Again- COVID Lockdowns Cripple China's Sales- China Likely to Ban ICEs- Stellantis and Samsung Pick Indiana for Battery Plant- Ford Using Geofencing to Automatically Reduce Speed- BMW Implementing 3D Printed Parts Into Production- Magna Lighting Tech Shines Through Plastic- PHEVs Starting to Catch On in the U.S.
- Lucid Says Rivian Needs to Raise Prices- BMW Seeks Alternatives to Russian Gas- Auto Suppliers Rate Stellantis Poorly- American Axle Denies It’s Up for Sale- Battery Swapping Hits Tipping Point in China- BYD To Launch Super Lux Brand- Hummer SUV Turns Tighter Than Honda Civic- Einride Semi Trailer for EV Power- Average U.S. Car Now 12.2 Years Old- Two Neat Features on Kia Niro EV
- Americans Want EVs From Traditional OEMs, Not Startups- VW Converts Another “Stranded Asset”- 2-Year Wait for Tesla Model X- BMW Locks Up Green Lithium- Mercedes High Performance BEV- Lightweight BMW M4 CSL- Barn Find Identified- Nissan Intros Electric Kei Car- The Most Valuable Car in The World
- NHTSA Investigates Tesla Crash Again- Tesla Updates FSD- China and Russia May Collaborate on New Car- First Sketch of the Honda Prologue- Genesis GV60 U.S. Prices and Specs- Buick's Super-Luxury Chinese Van- Renault Reveals Fuel Cell Crossover Concept- Mercedes Unveils New Luxury Strategy- Ford's Farley Becoming a Podcaster- Barn Find
- Rivian's Amazon Vans in Jeopardy- Argo AI Starts Driverless AV Tests- Hydrovolt Opens Europe's Largest Battery Recycling Center- Bluetooth Car Connection is Pathway for Hackers- Daimler Truck Allows Shops to 3D Print Spare Parts- Mercedes Taps Sila for More Energy Dense Battery- VW EV Prices Shoot Up in 7 Months- SUVs Perform Better in New Side Impact Test- Traffic Deaths Make Biggest Jump Ever- Bentley Developing Wicked Fast EV- Kia Building PBV Plant in South Korea
- Russia To Revive Moskvich Brand- Tesla Stops Cybertruck Orders Outside North America- Wuling Moving MINI EV More Upscale- Latest Info on Cadillac's Lyriq EV- Chevy Preview Equinox EV Interior- Bolt EUV Adds Redline Edition- Lamborghini Teases 1st LMDh Prototype Race Car- Stellantis Surrenders to Supplier Revolt- Android Auto Gets a Facelift
- Tesla Opens Order Books for Semi- Hyundai, Nissan To Build New EV Plants in U.S.- Ford Sells Off More Rivian Stock- BMW XM Is a High-Performance PHEV- Porsche Tests Cayman GT4 EV- Detroit Three Reinstate Mask Mandates- Magna’s Booming Business in Battery Enclosures- Automakers Turn Away from Russian Palladium- Driving Nissan’s New Z
- Renault To Spin Off EV Ops
- Nissan Undecided on EV Split
- India Dreams and Drags Its Feet
- VW Commits €3.4 Billion To Dividends
- GM Mexican Workers Get Big Raise
- Cute as A Button $13,000 EV
- Lexus UX Updates
- Toyota Venza Upgrades
- Audi Offers New Package for S6 and S7
- Mercedes Issues “Stop Driving!” Warning
- CFD Models Turbulence Around Wheels
- Magna Integrates Camera into Mirror
- VW EVs Almost As Profitable as ICEs
- Lordstown Finalizes Deal with Foxconn
- Fisker Confirms Foxconn Will Make the Pear
- BMW Slashes Paint Emissions
- Cadillac Sweet Talks Chinese Lyriq Customers
- AMG Brand Turns 55
- Hyundai Launching Robotaxis Next Year
- Subaru to Build EV Plant
- Global Auto Sales Plummet
- Canoo Warns It May Not Survive
- Lordstown Motors Has Until Saturday
- Vinfast Could Delay Its IPO
- Ford Faces Big Decision on Rivian Stock
- Cadillac Escalade V-Series Is a Monster
- Toyota Highlander Gets 4-Cylinder Turbo
- Range Rover Sport Added to The Line-Up
- BMW iX1 Range Numbers
- VW To Revive Scout Brand of International Harvester Fame
- Tesla to Put CCS Connectors on U.S. Chargers
- Russian Auto Industry Sinks to Depression Levels
- Harley Intros Another Electric Bike
- Chinese Car Market Takes A (Covid) Bath
- Rivian Loses $100 Billion In Market Cap
- Foreign EVs Crack South Korea’s Protected Market
- Tesla Takes Big Steps Forward in Recycling
- Geely Buys Part of Renault-Korea
- Bollinger and Roush Team Up for Production
- Hyundai Deploys 30 Hydrogen Semis in California
- Bentley Bentayga Believes Bigger Is Better
- First Look: Sierra Denali Ultimate and AT4X
- Rolling Blackouts Could Hurt EV Sales
- EVs Caught in Culture Wars
- Tesla Employee Allegedly Steals Dojo Secrets
- Ford Threatens Dealers with $25,000 Fine
- Ford Intros Another E-Transit Model
- Cadillac Starts Lyriq Production in China
- World's Biggest Hydrogen Mining Truck
- AeroMobil to Make Passenger Flying Car
- Parts Shortage Hits Trucking Industry
- Schaeffler Bearing Increases EV Range
- Hybrid Battery Offers Spectacular Range
- Chinese Battery Companies Coming to the U.S.
- Why Chinese Companies Are Investing in the U.S.
- Geely Gets Into Smartphones
- Ferrari Builds One-Off Exotic for Customer
- Mercedes Builds One-Off for will.i.am
- You Tell Us About Your EV Charging Experience
- Nikola Passes Major Milestone
- Jeep Co-Brands with Igloo
- Hyundai Builds R and D Lab in Montana
- BEVs Hit 10% Market Share in the EU
- BMW Reports Strong Earnings
- STLA Sales Down, Revenue Up
- U.S. Inventory Still Falling
- Toyota Says 800v Only for Big Vehicles
- Fisker Teases Ronin EV
- Electrify America Sees Huge Growth
- Bosch Develops Tech for Green Hydrogen
- Using Hydrogen in Diesel Engines
- U.S. Sales Suffer Double Digit Drop
- U.S. EV Market Share Up 104%
- Aston Martin Gets New CEO - Again
- Kia Soul Gets Update, Loses X-Line Trim
- GMC Adds Upscale to the Upscale
- Cadillac Leaks More Lyriq Specs
- Battery Startups Love Washington State
- Bridgestone Develops Tires for EV Buses
- Ford and VW Developing Electric Ranger Pickup
- GM Hints at European Return
- $500 Million Worth of Luxury Cars Stuck in Belgium
- Renault Could Sell Russian Ops for 1 Cent
- U.S. Giving Dealers Tax Relief
- GM and Ford Get Credit Upgrades
- Top 10 Automakers in China
- Mach-E Gets Towing, Charging Upgrades in Europe
- Stellantis to Invest Nearly $3 Billion in Canada
- Stellantis Doubles Down on Mobility Services
- Raw Materials Aplenty for 14 Million EVs
- Biden Admin Provides $3 Billion for EV Batteries
- GM Denies Spark EV Battery Rumors
- Hyundai Showers Jose Munoz with Promotions
- Car Dealers Need Cyber Training
- Thieves Go After Scooter Batteries
- Automotive CEOs Paid Handsomely
- China EV Startups Stumble in April
- NIO Readies ET5 for Production
- Weak Yen a Bonanza for Japanese OEMs
- F-150 Lightning Gets Power and Range Updates
- BMW 4 Series Heavier Than Tesla Model 3
- Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe Review
- Russian Gas Threatens German Autos
- U.S. Post Office Sued Over New Truck
- GM Ties Executive Pay to EVs
- Mercedes Unleashes 10 EVs
- Tata’s Stunning AVINYA Concept
- Truck Drivers Mad at Speed Limiters
- Viewers Weigh in On Mach-E Experience
- Ford Earnings Suggest More Cuts Coming
- Rivian CEO Drops From List of Billionaires
- NHTSA Takes Too Long to Set Rules
- Polestar 2 Updates Add Range
- Mach-E Owner Has Poor Dealer Experience
- Stellantis Holds Hackathon to Find New Talent
- Buyers Prefer Online Experience Over Dealer
- VW Wants to Expand U.S. EV Manufacturing
- Mahle Develops Tool to Check EV Battery Health
- Toyota Supra Finally Gets a Manual
- Twitter Deal Tanks Tesla’s Stock
- GM’s Tantalizing EV Details
- U.S. Vehicles Spew Out More Particulates
- VW Amarok Built Off Ford Ranger
- Will Ford and VW Make Mid-Size Pickup EVs?
- Dodge to Revive Hornet Name
- Chrysler to Make EV Minivans
- Firestone to Use Guayule Tires at Indy
- Honda’s Bargain EV Prices in China
- Lucid Gets Big Order from Saudi Arabia
- Ford F-150 Lightning Launches Today
- Ford to Build IC Engine for 20 Years
- GM Mexican Workers Demand 19% Raise
- GM's Ultium Heat Pump
- Corvette EV Uses Ultium, Could Be an SUV
- GM Tells Suppliers to Sign Climate Contract
- Volta Reveals New Heavy-Duty EV Trucks
- Honda Launches New EVs in China
- NIO Hits 200,000 Milestone
- BMW Uses Digital Twins for Manufacturing
- It’s Official: The Electric Corvette!
- Lithium Shortage Threat to EV Market
- April Sales Sag
- U.S. Trucking Slows Dramatically
- Audi Figuring Out How to Recycle Glass
- Nissan Makes AV Progress
- Russia Lies About VW Production
- Nio Battery Costs
- Control Your House from Your BMW
- Fiat Topolino Could Make Comeback as EV
- France Issues Arrest Warrant for Ghosn
- Renault Could Merge ICE Ops with Geely
- Audi Calls for End to PHEV Incentives
- Car Sales Plummeting in China
- Tesla Is CATL’s #1 Customer
- Tesla Profitable Without ZEV Credits
- Ford’s Small Commercial EV Van
- Brightdrop Van Sets Range Record
- GM and Honda To Develop New EV Platform
- GAC Opens Battery Swapping Stations…
- …And So Does CATL
- Stellantis Pushes into Fuel Cells
- GM Will Not Split Off EV Ops
- Tesla Posts Record Sales, Revenue and Profit
- Highlights from Tesla's Earnings Call
- Lincoln's Glorious EV Concept
- Honda to Use GM's Cruise Origin in Japan
- Euro NCAP Goes Green
- Changan Builds China's First Fuel Cell Car
- EV Battery Cell Costs Jump +52%
- China to Ax Free Plates for PHEVs
- Auto Engineers Devour ICE Tech Papers
- BMW’s Stunning New 7 Series
- Lexus Rolls Out Its First BEV
- Magna and LG To Make EV Parts for GM
- Schaeffler Secures Rare Earths from Europe
- GKN Says All EVs Going 800v
- Ford Lightning Screen Plays Video Games
- Stellantis Pulls the Plug on Russia
- U.S. Secures Domestic Graphite Production
- GM Ultium Batteries Can Be Upgraded
- Mercedes-Benz Reveals EQS SUV
- Daimler Truck Turns Used Batteries Into Storage Units
- Penske Places Big Order of Ford E-Transits
- urbanshpere Concept Hints at Audi's Future
- BP Installing More Charging Stations
- Ford Stops Taking Orders for Mach-E in the U.S.
- Who Makes the Most Efficient EVs?
- Federal Judge Hands Musk a Setback
- France In Uproar Over Tavares Pay Package
- Russian Auto Industry Collapsing Over Sanctions
- Volvo Invests in Fast Charging Startup
- Lexus RZ 450e Debuts on Wednesday
- Tesla, Kia No Longer Offer Charging Cables
- Who Uses the Most Gasoline?
- Shanghai OEMs Able to Open Again
- How GM Blew Launch of Bolt EV
- BMW Won’t Commit to Fully Electric Lineup
- Honda Axing Insight to Replace with Civic Hybrid
- VW Makes Big Profit on Nickel Price Surge
- Stellantis Partners with Qualcomm On Connected-Car Technology
- Baidu To Provide VOYAH With AV and Connected Car Tech
- Ford to Start F-150 Lightning Deliveries Soon
- Mustang Is Top Selling Sports Coupe Globally
- bZ4X EV Is Exactly What You’d Expect from A Toyota
- Elon Musk Makes Offer to Buy Twitter
- Honda Completely Changing Its Structure
- Honda and Sony's EVs Won't Be Called Hondas
- Chrysler Airflow Concept Gets a New Look
- Genesis Concept Reveals Future EV Styling
- Mercedes Concept Doubles EV Efficiency
- Hyundai and Kia Update Their Large SUVs
- New Process for Making New Tires from Old Tires
- New Bill Would Require Government EV Recycling
- VinFast Reveals U.S. Pricing
- Car Prices Are Causing Inflation
- Bosch Buys AV Start Up
- Why There’s Ethanol in Gasoline
- Big BMW X7 Gets Big Changes
- Mercedes Prices the EQE
- Jeep Stretches the Wagoneer Another Foot
- Which Car Company Has the Most Employees?
- More Info on GM’s Ultium Platform
- High Gas Prices Drive Consumers to EVs
- U.S. Gas Prices Starting to Ease
- U.S. Could Extend E15 Fuel
- Lawsuit Against EPA Backfires
- Honda Plans EV Onslaught
- GM Signs Deal for Cobalt
- Ford Signs Lithium Deal
- Toyota Readies bZ4X Launch
- Nissan Gives Leaf a Slight Refresh
- Ukrainian Auto Supplier Defies Russian Missiles
- China Car Market Drops Sharply
- Tesla Sales Soar in China
- Borgward Files for Bankruptcy
- BMW, VW Say Chip Shortage Drags On
- Nissan To Make Solid State Batteries In-House
- Porsche Taycan Service Interval Is 2 Years
- Opel Astra Gets Special Air Purifier
- Mercedes Makes CO2 Commitment
- Nissan Beefs Up Pathfinder
- Lincoln Teases Its First BEV
- Musk Promises Massive Wave of New Products
- Renault To Split BEV and ICE Business
- Alarm Bells Go Off At R-N-M Alliance
- Mahle Develops Inexpensive EV Charging System
- Continental Stops Wrong-Way Drivers
- BMW Goes With “Green” Wheels
- Ford E-Transit in Production in Turkey
- Smart Is Back with an EV
- Citroen C4 Goes Electric
- Jeep’s Latest Moab Concepts
- The Bolt Is Back! (Finally)
- Toyota Runs Out of EV Credits
- Manheim Tests EV Batteries
- Biden Admin Meets with Auto Execs
- Porsche Invests in eFuels
- Civic Type R Sets Suzuka Lap Record
- Bronco Raptor Gets New Digital Cluster
- Test Drive Opinions: Hummer EV
- Chinese Refineries Shun Russian Oil
- Russian Assembly Plants Grind to a Halt
- VW to Drop Models, Move Upscale
- Mercedes Brings Out Electric Turbo
- CATL Opens Battery Plant in Germany
- NHTSA Investigates LG Batteries
- AIWAYS Unveils EV Concept for Europe
- Canoo Gets NASA Contract
- Comau's New Robot Line
- GM and Honda Expand EV Partnership
- Nissan Delays the Ariya Again
- GM Finally Restarts Bolt Production
- China Worried About Surging Lithium Prices
- Electric Charger and Challenger Production Revealed
- All-New Honda HR-V Bigger Than Ever
- Stellantis Tests 5G to Improve Safety
- How V2X Can Improve AVs
- BMW Invests in Natural Fiber Composites
- Stacking Up the Chinese EV Startups
- Ranking Non-Telsa U.S. EV Sales
- U.S. New Car Market Plummets, Tesla Soars
- Hertz to Buy 65,000 Polestars
- Car Thieves Turn to Loan Scams
- Electrified Cars = 40% Of French Sales
- BYD Drops ICE-Only Cars
- Tesla Shanghai Still Shut
- Beijing Auto Show Postponed Again
- Mercedes’ Massive Price Hike in China
- BMW i3 Name Reborn in China
- EV Vans Cheaper Than Diesels
- Ford Tops List of AWD Sales
- EV Sales Explode in China
- UPS Tests E-Bikes for Delivery
- Ram Readies A Ford Maverick Competitor
- Ford Sold Most +$50,000 Vehicles
- Toyota Corolla GR Is A Monster
- Toyota Strategy with Solid State Batteries
- Tesla’s Charging Network Gets Even Bigger
- Charge an EV Battery In Only 9 Seconds
- VW Is Going to Use Gigacastings
- Porsche and Audi May Be Headed to F1
- Seatbelt Chimes to Become More Annoying
- U.S. To Boost Domestic Raw Material Mining for Batteries
- Tesla Signs Secret Nickel Contract
- Japanese Motorcycle Makers Agree to Battery Swapping
- UAW President Responds to Elon Musk
- Lincoln Sells More Cars in China Than U.S.
- Waymo To Offer AV Rides In San Francisco
- Mark Reuss Coming to Autoline After Hours
- China Hits Peak ICE
- European OEMs Hurt by Ukraine War
- Suppliers Shut Down in Shanghai
- VinFast Building Plant In North Carolina
- U.S. Inventory Levels Up A Bit
- Hyundai Investigates E-Fuel
- Hummer EV Orders Higher Than Expected
- Lotus Eletre Unveiled
- Chinese EV Startups Flood of New Models
- Shanghai GM Workers Sleeping at Plant
- Nickel Demand Soaring for EV Batteries
- IIHS Wants AEB That Works at Night
- Ford Rattler Coming to Off-Road Market
- NIO ET7 Has Impressive Specs
- Honda Tests Hybrid IndyCar Engine
- People Are Fixing Up Their Old Cars
- Car Design Starts with Central Computer
- Russia Threatening to Confiscate Car Plants
- CATL Claims New Battery Has More Capacity Than 4680 Battery
- Tesla Wants to Split Its Stock
- Tesla Suspends Production in Shanghai
- Electric Trucks Always Going to Cost More Than ICE Trucks
- Porsche Opens New Paint Shop
- Hyundai N Cars a Blast to Drive
- NHTSA Boosts Fuel Economy Fines
- Mercedes Makes Most Profit Per Vehicle
- Cybertruck Delayed Again
- U.S. Post Office Warms Up to EVs
- Could China Mandate Battery Swapping?
- Stellantis Unveils All-New IC Engine
- Peugeot 3D Prints Accessories
- Jeep’s Military-Like Moab Concept
- Chinese NEV Co’s Forced to Raise Prices
- VW Delays ID.5 Over Ukrainian Wire Harnesses
- Covid Postpones Beijing Auto Show
- Honda Builds Wind Tunnel in Ohio
- U.S. New Car Sales Plummeting
- Nikola Finally Starts Making Trucks
- BYD and Shell Team Up for EV Charging
- Ford Lightning Shows Off Towing Capability
- Honda e:Ny1 is a New Electric SUV
- Ferrari Sneak Peek of Purosangue SUV
- Polestar 2 Single Motor is $4K Cheaper
- John Deere's Massive 1,000 kWh EV Tractor
- Ranking OEMs by Capex.
- Waymo Ready to Launch Robotaxi Service In San Francisco
- Dan Ammann Joins Exxon Mobil
- Volkswagen Plans Battery Plant in Spain
- Stellantis Makes Battery Deals with LG, Mercedes and TotalEnergies
- Maserati Unveils All-New Grecale SUV
- Mercedes-AMG Shows Off Most Powerful Customer Car Ever
- Younger Buyers Prefer Used Vehicles Over New
- Opel Reveals Small Cargo Car Based on The Citroen Ami
- Chevy Teases New Equinox EV
- VW Makes Massive EV Investment in the U.S.
- Tesla's Made in Berlin Reach Customer Hands
- Bridgestone Continues Expansion Into Mobility Services
- Porsche Says EV Cost Will Match ICE in 2-3 Years
- Cadillac Kicks Off BEV Production
- Ford F-150 Lightning Range Released
- Audi Develops Filter to Clean Water
- Volvo C40 Recharge 1st Drive Review
- Lotus Comes Out with 'World's Most Powerful 4-Cylinder'
- Mercedes Prepares for Natural Gas Shortage
- GM Doubles Down on Autonomous Cars
- Stellantis Lands Battery Plant in Canada
- Tesla Still Faces Water Issues in Berlin
- Mercedes To Focus More on Digital and Sustainable Solutions
- Mercedes Shows Automated Valet Parking
- Volvo XC60 Recharge T8 Extended Range Impressions
- Ranking Global OEMs by R and D Spending
- IEA's 10 Pronged Plan to Reduce Oil and Gas Use
- Maserati Lays Out Its EV Plan
- Porsche Ramps Up Its EV Efforts
- Hino Admits to Diesel Cheating
- BMW Sticking With Ridiculous EV Claim
- Kia Offers Free Mobile Charging
- Manual Trans Dominates Integra Pre-Orders
- Jeep Teases Blended Wrangler and Gladiator
- NASCAR Going to Le Mans with a Camaro
- RC Car Demonstrates Nissan's e-4ORCE Technology
- Top OEMs Ranked by Profit
- A-Pillars Are Killing Pedestrians
- JLR Makes Energy Storage Systems with Used I-Pace Batteries
- Top OEMs Ranked by Revenue
- Ford Uses Robot to Run 3D Printing Machines
- Honda Bets on Hybrids
- Geely Develops Battery Swapping for Big Trucks
- Lamborghini Sets All-Time Sales and Profit Record
- Li Auto L9 Has 745 Miles of Range
- China Zero-COVID Causing Production Stoppage
- Shipping Costs Are Skyrocketing
- Prediction: All Automakers Will Raise Car Prices Soon
- Cadillac Business Update
- Global SAAR Down 20 Million Vehicles
- Honda, GM, Nissan Make EPA List of Most Efficient Plants
- XPeng Takes VTOL To Europe
- Lynk and Co. Opens Metaverse Showroom
- You Said It!
- China’s Zero-COVID Policy Hurts Industry
- Russian Invasion Sends VW Scrambling
- Tesla Raises Prices, Again
- NADA Says It’s All in On EVs
- Bentley Going Electric
- Honda Testing Fuel Cell Generators
- Cadillac Readies V-Series Escalade
- Brembo Redesigns F1 Brakes
- Mercedes Warns of Russian Cyber Attacks
- Europe Faces Ukrainian Wire Harness Shortage
- VW Sees Big Jump in Profits
- Ford Europe and VW Double Down on EVs
- New Tesla Model Y AWD Sets Off Speculation
- SEC Launches Investigation Into ELMS
- BMW Lines Up Partners for L2, L3
- Audi Brings VR Into Its Cars
- Car Thieves Go Crazy with Catalytic Converters
- Rivian Stock Takes a Big Hit
- BYD Now #2 In China
- The Top 10 Car Companies in The World
- All-New Acura Integra Tech Specs
- BMW Buys Alpina
- Oliver Schmidt Compares U.S. and German Prisons
- Mercedes To Recycle EV Batteries
- NHTSA Removes AV Mandate for Steering Wheels
- Peter Rawlinson and The ABC’s Of EV Batteries
- GM Will Not Split ICE and EV Operations
- Tesla Finally Gets Official OK for Giga Berlin
- California Can Set Emission Standards, Again
- VW Officially Reveals ID. BUZZ
- Chevrolet Teases Electric Blazer SS
- BMW to Make Fuel Cell Cars
- BMW Faces Big Recall Over Fires...
- ... And Posts Giant Jump in Profits
- J.D. Power Says Dealership Service Slips
- Dodge Launches Performance Dealer Network
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- Chevy Updates the Menlo EV
- VW CEO Herbert Diess On the Hot Seat
- Ford and Rivian Cancel Partnership
- GM Says Mexico Needs More Renewable Energy
- Ferrari Launches New Daytona SP3
- Mercedes Introduces New C-Class Wagon
- Genesis Reveals G70 Shooting Brake EU Pricing
- New Cars Achieve Record High Fuel Economy
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- GM Comes Out with Bolt EV Software Fix
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- Mercedes Moves EV Parts Production In-House
- Ford Doubles EV Production Target
- BrightDrop Receives New EV Van Order
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- NACTOY Winner Predictions
- GM Opens New Factory Zero Plant
- Toyota Doesn't Think It Gets Enough EV Credit
- Subaru Reveals AWD Range of Solterra BEV
- Fisker Unveils Production Ocean
- Kia EV9 Debuts
- Hyundai Reveals SEVEN Concept
- Hyundai Pulls Wraps Off Sportage Hybrid
- Waymo and UPS Expand AV Tests
- Audi Still Wants in on Formula 1
- NACTOY Finalists Announced
- Hyundai Jumps into Home Energy Market
- Volvo Unveils Concept Recharge
- Porsche Adds GTS and Sport Turismo Models to Taycan Lineup
- Volta Trucks Builds First Prototype
- Nissan Ariya and BMW iX U.S. Pricing Announced
- Nissan Titan May Not See Another Generation
- Toyota bZ4X Debuts at LA Auto Show
- Honda and SoftBank Test 5G And Cellular V2X
- VW Faces More Diesel Lawsuits and Fines
- Honda Asks Suppliers to Reduce Emissions
- Honda Testing AV Work Vehicle
- Mazda Introduces New CX-50
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- Renault Expanding Hydrogen Commercial Lineup
- McLaren Denies Being Bought by Audi
- Toyota Testing Hydrogen ICE in Racing
- Japanese OEMs Form Carbon-Neutral Fuel Partnership
- Mercedes Shares EQB EV Details
- Acura Reveals the All-New Integra
- NIO Opens First Battery Swapping Station Outside China
- Ford Updates Mustang Line-Up
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- GM Announces 10 EVs For South Korea
- Monitor Says UAW Falling Short in Reform Efforts
- Inmotive Shares 2-Speed EV Transmission Update
- Kia Teases Concept EV9
- Hyundai Resto-Mods 1986 Grandeur Sedan
- Toyota Celebrates 25 Years of RAV4 In the U.S.
- Porsche Plans 3rd Taycan Variant
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- Rivian Gets Roaring Welcome to Stock Market
- Another UAW Leader Charged
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- Auto Industry Boosts EV Investment
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- Buick Teases New GL8 Flagship Concept Van
- Ford Explains Move Back to Vertical Integration with EVs
- Ford and Purdue Developing More Efficient Charging Cable
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- Pepsi Claiming Tesla Semi Deliveries in Q4
- Geely Group Reveals an Electric Semi
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- Dodge Shares Details of New Business Plan
- Porsche Gives Entry Panameras More Flair
- Honda Wants Employees to Oppose Union EV Tax Credit
- Cadillac Slashes Amount of Dealers
- Elon Musk Polls Twitter Followers About Selling Tesla Stock
- Tesla Sells More Than 54,000 China-Made Models Last Month
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- UK Looks to Revive Rare Earth Magnet Production
- VW Launches New ICE Models in India and South America
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- Nikola Working to Settle with SEC
- Byton Nearing Bankruptcy
- Canada Would Respond if U.S. Passes EV Proposal
- New Acura MDX Type S Launching Soon
- Ford Tests E-Transits with Customers
- AWS Could Be More Popular on EVs
- Volkswagen Performance Cars Impressions
- Ford Would Like to Be More Like Tesla
- Executives Aware of Tesla Threat
- Ford Mandates Vaccine for Salaried Workers
- VW Reveals All-New ID.5
- Hyundai Teases SEVEN Concept
- Lexus Expanding Performance F Brand
- Audi A8 Refresh
- All-New Jeep Grand Cherokee Price
- EVs Take Longer to Repair
- U.S. Sales Down, SAAR Up
- Some OEMs Post a Sales Increase
- Passenger Cars Hit Historic Low
- Tesla's Sales Down, As Expected
- Non-Tesla EVs Pick Up Market Share
- Honda Civic Si Price
- Jeep Creates a Graphics Studio
- Ford Converts Classic Truck to BEV
- Bosch Fights In-Car Smoking
- Auto ISAC Fights Cyber Attacks
- Chip Shortage Hurting Global Economy
- Car Prices Won't Come Down
- Tesla Opens Supercharger Network to Others
- Tesla FSD Recall
- Elon Musk Puts Pressure on Hertz
- Opel Sets Pricing for Mini Rocks-e
- Multimatic Makes Hardcore Bronco for Ford
- GM Expects Upside Sales Surprise
- You Said It!
- Global Pushback on U.S. EV Incentive Proposal
- U.S. UAW EV Incentive Likely to Be Dropped
- More Details on Proposed EV Subsidies
- Consumer Reports Says Car Loan Costs Soaring
- Toyota Makes Big Investment in Kentucky
- Ford Slams Maverick for SEMA
- Batteries Have a Big Carbon Footprint
- GM Hints at Low-Priced BEV
- Volvo Launches IPO
- Peugeot Introduces Electric 208 In Brazil
- SK Innovation Invests in Solid State Battery Startup
- Hyundai Partners with Solid State Battery Startup
- Tesla Triples Volkswagen’s Profit Per Vehicle
- Mercedes-AMG Unveils New SL Roadster
- Honda Expands Battery Swapping Business
- Toyota Reveals More bZ4X EV Details
- You Said It!
- Ford Reports Q3 Earnings
- IIHS Introducing New Side Crash Test
- Rivian Van Details
- Honda Racing Into SEMA
- Cool Tech from Hyundai Mobis
- Kia Reveals U.S. Sportage
- VW Offers Pumpkin Carving Template
- Hertz Forms Partnership with Uber To Rent Teslas
- GM Struggles in Q3
- Car Sales Expected to Improve in October
- Chevy Unveils New Corvette Z06
- New Z06 Engine Much More Powerful Than Previous Engine
- Stellantis To Get Great Scale from New EV Platforms
- New Range Rover Revealed
- Tesla Now Worth $1 Trillion
- Tesla Model 3 Tops European Sales Chart
- Canoo Taps Panasonic for Battery Supplies
- Panasonic Reveals Prototype 4680 Cell
- Volta Trucks Looking for Sales and Service Locations
- Audi Launching RS 3 Sedan and Sportback
- Mercedes Delays U.S. EQC Again
- Can Single Motor Polestar 2 Boost Sales Performance?
- Wild Porsche Raises Awareness for Good Cause
- Canada Slams Union EV Tax Credit
- Tesla Lands Massive Order from Hertz
- GM Won’t Return to High Inventory Days
- Lucid Skeptical About Robotaxis
- XPeng Shows Off Flying Car
- BMW Kicks Off i4 Production
- Daimler Trucks Receives License to Test Fuel Cell Trucks
- Indy Autonomous Challenge Highlights
- Apple Talks with CATL and BYD Stall
- Lamborghini Sets Sales Record
- Renault Posts Big Drops in Q3
- Electrified Vehicle Sales Soar in Europe
- Toyota’s BEV Logic Flawed
- Lexus Reveals First Plug-In Hybrid
- Ford Shows Off Bronco SEMA Concepts
- GMC Introduces New Sierra
- SEAT Tests Delivery Drones in The Factory
- How Cadillac Kept Production Lyriq Design Close to Concept
- Tesla Posts Impressive Q3
- Tesla Holding Back New Models Until Full Capacity
- Other Details from Tesla's Earnings Call
- BMW and Volvo Invest in Green Steel
- Kia Teaser is All-New Sportage
- Chevy Corvette Z06 Teaser
- Chevy Reveals Biggest/Most Powerful Crate Engine Ever
- Improving ADAS with AI
- More Cuts Due to the Chip Shortage
- Ford Maverick Hybrid Beats Fuel Economy Estimate
- VW Reportedly Forming JV With Huawei
- Foxconn Wants to Be Major Player in The Auto Industry
- Biden Nominates New NHTSA Administrator
- Honda Unveils All-New Civic Si
- BMW Upgrades 1 Series Hot Hatch
- Porsche Creates New Bike Rack to Make Taycan More Efficient
- Zeekr Builds 1st Production EV
- Ford Patents Retractable Exhaust Tip
- ZF To Compete with Automakers in Autonomous Mobility
- Stellantis Could Use Foxconn's EV Platforms
- Stellantis Forms Battery JV with Samsung
- Stellantis Starting Partnership for European Charging Network
- Volvo App Helps Get More EV Range
- Google Maps Will Display Efficient Routes
- BMW Shows Electric Police Scooter
- Toyota Cuts Production Again
- XPeng Raises Money to Develop VTOLs
- Prize Money Will Up Competition at AV Race
- Stellantis and LG Partner to Build Battery Plant in U.S.
- Toyota Plans Battery Plant in U.S.
- VW CEO Invites Elon Musk to Address Management
- New EV Startup Is a Bit of a Mystery
- Foxconn Reveals Three New EVs
- Ford Now Building Mustang Mach-E in China
- GM Starts Building Ultium Batteries in China
- Ford F-150 Tremor Impressions
- Taycan Now #3 In Porsche’s Lineup
- VW Group EV Sales Up Big In 2021
- Stellantis Dealers Will No Longer Sell New Cars in Europe
- VinFast To Start Selling EVs In U.S. Next Year
- Porsche Offering 3D Printed Bucket Seats
- Ford Updates the Focus for Europe
- Acura Teases Manual Transmission in New Integra
- Hyundai Making Clothes from Leftover Manufacturing Materials
- Nissan To Produce e-Power Hybrid System in China
- Renault Unveils Fuel Cell Van Prototype
- Cruise to Offer AV System to GM EV Customerss
- New Car Prices Soaring
- BMW Ready for ICE Bans
- Renault Moving Out of Its Headquarters
- Skoda Developing MQB-Based Entry-Level Vehicles
- Lexus Reveals the All-New LX
- Honda Electrifying China
- Honda Improves Its Driver Assistance System
- Good Headlights Reduce Night Time Accidents
- Safety Systems Should Be Tested in Real-World Scenarios
- Ford No Longer on Rivian's Board
- VW Productivity Lags Behind Tesla
- Battery Production in China Soars
- GM Sees Dealers as Advantage in EV Race
- Concern Over Raw Material Supply for EV Batteries in Europe
- Tesla Signs Nickel Supply Deal
- Bringing AI to the Shop Floor
- Honda Shows Off New Jet Concept
- ZF Creates All-In-One Solution for Commercial Vehicle PTOs
- China Has Most Vehicles in the World
- China's Electrified Sales Soar
- Toyota to Use Solar Panels in Cars
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- Ford Reveals All-New Tourneo Connect Van
- Honda Takes New Civic Si to the Track
- Mopar Teases SEMA Concepts
- GM Settles with LG Over Bolt Batteries
- More UltraCruise Details
- House Prices in Austin Soar
- Nikola Partners with TC Energy on Hydrogen
- GM Says It Can Make Billions Selling Subscription Services
- Mercedes Launches Armored Car Based on the S-Class
- Mercedes Reveals EQS EPA Range
- Musk Says It Will Be Decades Before All Cars Are BEVs
- BMW BEV Sales More Than Double
- Kia Refreshes the Forte
- Mustang Mach-E GT and GT Performance Impressions
- GM Announces Plan to Double Revenue
- GM Unveils Ultra Cruise Hands-Free Driver Assist System
- Electric Silverado To Debut at CES
- Mark Fields Named Hertz CEO
- Tesla Moving Headquarters to Texas
- Tesla Now Building Model Y with Front and Rear Single Castings
- ID.3 Electric Bringing in New Customers for Volkswagen
- Mazda Expands SUV Line-Up with New Names
- Hyundai Files Patent for Futuristic Steering Wheel
- Ford Reveals Expedition Timberline Off-Grid Concept
- New Lexus LX to Debut Next Week
- Value of Content Comparison
- Dealer Inventory Expensive
- Nissan Adopts GT-R Production Technique for Altima
- New Material Reveals What’s Behind It
- Which Carmakers Will Do Best Between Now and 2023?
- C-Clamp Design Cue Makes Pickups Look Tough
- IIHS Finds Big Improvement in Car-To-SUV Crashes
- Nissan To Make Old Parts Without Dies
- EVs Could Cost People Their Jobs
- OEMs Unlikely to Make EV Motors In-House
- Honda Invents New Airbag
- Audi Develops Digital OLEDs
- Tesla Ramps Up Legal Battle with Rivian
- Tesla Opens 1st Superchargers in Africa
- GM Thinks Cruise Will Generate $50 Billion a Year
- Tesla Gains Market Share Despite New EVs
- U.S. Battery Shortage Could Last Until 2025
- Mahle Develops Fast Charging Lithium-Carbon Battery
- NASA Needs Help with New Astronaut Transportation Shuttle
- New Ford Maverick Better Than Expected
- India Could Ban Honking Horns for Musical Horns
- Car Sales Near Great Recession Levels
- Tesla Posts Impressive Sales
- Toyota Outselling GM In 2021
- More And More Consumers Ordering New Cars
- VW ID. LIFE Design and Packaging Details
- Rivian Lost $1 Billion Ramping Up Production
- Mercedes Set to Kick Off eActros Production
- Great Wall Motors May Take Over Nissan Plant in Spain
- Ford and GM Settle Lawsuit Over BlueCruise Name
- GM Secures Silicon Carbide Supply
- Foxconn Buying Lordstown's Plant in Ohio
- Cruise and Waymo Get New AV Permits in California
- Hyundai/Kia Sales Tanking in China
- BMW's New Overspray-Free Paint Process
- New Type of In-Car Wireless Charger
- Ford Maverick is Efficient At Towing
- Cadillac Designers Given Carte Blanche
- Toyota Launching 3-Wheeled Scooter in Japan
- GAC Rebadging Trumpchi SUV as Dodge Journey for Mexico
- Lordstown Could Sell Plant to Foxconn
- Toyota Might Return to IndyCar
- Honda Jumps into VTOL Business
- GM Launches New Software Platform
- Rolls-Royce Going All-Electric By 2030
- Genesis Reveals More GV60 Details
- Ford Going After DIY and Maker Crowd with New Maverick
- Public EV Charging Business Model Is Flawed
- Ford Asks Salaried Workers for Vaccination Status
- Hyundai Launching EV Innovation Challenge
- Lucid Kicks Off Production
- GM Making 1st BrightDrop Vans
- Jeep Reveals All-New Grand Cherokee
- Citroen Has Wild Vision of Future Mobility
- Mystery Car is An Old Toyota
- Ford Announces Massive EV Investment
- EV Pickup Production Plans
- VW Still Paying Diesel Fines
- Citroen Adds Long Length to Electric SpaceTourer Lineup
- 1st Official Photo of New Corvette Z06
- Chevy Updates Tahoe and Suburban
- BMW AV Transporters Outside of Plant
- Can You Name This Mystery Car?
- Polestar Plans to Go Public Through SPAC
- Geely Jumps into Battery Swapping
- Wuling Hong Guang MINI EV Sets Monthly Sales Record
- Nissan Reveals New Van for Europe
- Chip Shortage Not Disrupting Tesla’s China Production
- Tesla Breaks Ground on New “Megafactory”
- Tesla Updates Autopilot
- Continental Sees Opportunity with Centralized Computing
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- Chip Shortage to Cost Automakers $210 Billion
- NIO Launches New Hybrid Battery Pack
- Polestar Precept Wins Three EyesOn Design Awards
- Mercedes Joins Battery Partnership with Stellantis
- Japanese Auto Industry Collaborates on Development
- Wuling To Introduce New Compact EV
- Honda Unveils Passport TrailSport
- GM Hires Former NHTSA Administrator
- GM Invests in Chinese AV Startup
- Volvo Dropping Leather from EV Interiors
- Skoda Creates New Sustainable Material
- Mahle Develops Portable Emission Tester
- Time Anxiety the New Range Anxiety
- ELMS Gets Big Order for EV Vans
- Ford Helps Identify Unsafe Roads
- Ford Teams Up for Battery Recycling and Materials
- Lyten’s Potential Battery Breakthrough
- GM Shares EV Motor Details for Ultium Vehicles
- Mercedes Prices EQS Similar To S-Class in U.S.
- Acura Updates the RDX
- Honda Introduces New BR-V
- Mike Manley Leaves Stellantis To Become AutoNation CEO
- May Mobility Expands to Ann Arbor
- Ford Teases Raptor Version of The Bronco
- LG Chem Resumes Chevy Bolt Battery Production
- BMW and Daimler Sued Over Emissions
- Honda Drastically Cuts Production in Japan
- New Honda Civic Hatchback Now on Sale in U.S.
- REE Automotive Develops Modular EV Platform
- Twinner Offers Vehicle Scans to Find Issues
- EV Tires to Make Up Most of Bridgestone’s Sales By 2030
- Ford Reveals New Expedition
- CR Criticizes Tesla's Yoke Steering Wheel
- Biden Admin Tightening Emission Standards
- NHTSA Opens New Investigation into Takata Airbags
- All-New Toyota Tundra Details Emerging
- Toyota Tests Hydrogen Transport
- Honda Reveals Prologue Production Targets
- Honda Says It Won't Hit Production Targets w/o Fair EV Incentives
- Tesla's China Exports Booming
- China Worried About Foreign-Sourced Microprocessors
- IHS Markit Slashes Production Forecast
- Ford Kicks Off F-150 Lightning Pre-Production
- Kia To Test Boston Dynamics Robot in South Korea Plant
- BEVs Closing Gap with Diesels in Europe
- Battery Costs Could Rise Due to Rise in Material Prices
- Stellantis To Test Two Connected Vehicle Technologies
- Wuling Introduces New Asta Crossover
- Volvo XC60 Polestar PHEV Impressions
- GM Offers New Safety Recommendations to Bolt Owners
- GM Will Make HD Suburbans for the Government
- Chip Shortage Hurts European Car Sales
- Former Tesla Co-Founder Expands Battery Business
- Genesis Tech Could Make Car Keys Obsolete
- XPeng P5 Turns Into a Movie Theater
- Citroen Expands Into India with the New C3
- Ford Refreshes the Fiesta
- Rivian Builds First Pickup for A Customer
- Chery Introduces Small EV To Take on Wuling
- Baidu Expands Autonomous Ride Hailing Service
- AEB Could Drastically Reduce Car Crashes
- Ford, Argo AI and Walmart Launch Autonomous Delivery Service
- EPA Rates Lucid Air at Over 500 Miles of Range
- Cadillac Lyriq Exterior Design Highlights
- GM Won’t Use Ultium Name in China
- Porsche Breaks Ground on eFuel Plant
- Ford Hires Lowe's Online Guru
- Tesla's Unique Way Around New Mexico's Direct Sales Ban
- Tesla Patents Laser Beam Windshield Wipers
- Electric Navigator and Expedition Coming
- Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid Details
- Nissan Launching Limited-Edition GT-Rs in Japan
- Jaguar F-Pace SVT is a Beast
- China Wants to Consolidate EV Companies
- VW Takes Majority Ownership in JAC
- Mercedes and BMW Will Keep Prices High
- Democrats Unveil New EV Incentive Package
- GM Slashes Deliveries Due to Chip Shortage
- Z51’s Popularity Dents Corvette’s EPA Numbers
- Subaru Reveals New WRX
- Volkswagen Rolls Out OTA Update for ID Vehicles
- VW Opens Battery Cell Lab
- Ford Axes EcoSport From U.S. Lineup
- Wolverine Introduces Ram Truck Inspired Boots
- Chip Shortage Could Last Another Year
- Toyota Slashes Production Forecast
- Hyundai To Stop Making the Sonata in The U.S.
- Hyundai Designer Now in Charge of Genesis Communications
- Toyota Avalon Nice but Not Spectacular
- smart Reveals Upscale Concept
- Chevy Adds ZR2 To Silverado Lineup
- Why OEMs Should Merge ICE Powertrain Operations
- Tesla Getting Into the Utility Business
- Ford Throwing In Towel on India
- Renault Could End Chinese Van Joint Venture
- Toyota Says 3 HEVs Equal 1 BEV
- Genesis Gives the G80 RWS
- Ford Teases Next-Gen Ranger
- BMW to Enter IMSA's LMDh Category
- Mercedes-AMG Project One Going Racing?
- Toyota Corolla Cross Impressions
- Ford Hires New Advanced Tech Officer
- Chrysler Hires New CEO
- Honda Launches New Off-Road Brand
- Ford Ready to Ship Some Bronco Hardtop Replacements
- Polestar Dabbles in Last Mile Delivery
- Microletta Electric Scooter from Micro
- Porsche Reveals Electric Race Car Concept
- Continental Develops Sustainable Tire
- Mahle Helps EVs Charge Faster
- Volkswagen Reveals Autonomous ID. Buzz
- Honda To Use Cruise Vehicles for Autonomous Tests
- Toyota Spending Billions on Batteries
- Natural Gas Trucks Worse Than Diesel
- EPA Reveals Range for Rivian Truck and SUV
- Microlino is a Modern Day Isetta
- Mercedes Ready to Go Electric Off-Roading
- Mercedes EQB is a 7-Seat Electric
- Mercedes EQE Has EQS DNA
- Mercedes-Maybach EQS Crossover
- VW Shows First FWD MEB-Based EV
- BMW Has Its Eye on Sustainability
- Hyundai Reveals Its Hydrogen Vision
- Baojun Unveils KiWi Electric Vehicle
- Chip Shortage Forces More Production Cuts
- German Automakers Face Lawsuit Over Emissions
- BMW Commits to CO2 Reduction
- CATL Puts Tesla in Its Crosshairs
- Genesis Reveals Electrification Plans
- Mercedes Tests New Method to Charge Electric Buses
- Audi Unveils Sleek grandsphere concept
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- Chip Shortage Cripples U.S. Sales
- Toyota Tops the Sales Charts
- EV Sales Stall in August
- Update: Tesla Could Catch BMW
- Leaded Gasoline Production Ends
- Stellantis Gets In-House Finance Co.
- Industrial Debt Different from Finance Debt
- Kia Sportage Developed Exclusively for Europe
- SEAT CUPRA Is Electric Rocket
- BMW Motorrad Concept for Future Motorcycle/Scooter
- BYD To Make Its Own Chips
- U.S. Falls Far Short in EV Charging Stations
- Tesla Could Surpass BMW
- AMG’s First Plug-In Hybrid
- Bentley Upgrades Rear Seat Entertainment
- GM Design Creates Futuristic Steering Wheel
- VW Updates the Tiguan
- Lotus Moves to Wuhan, China
- GM Not Confident in LG Chem
- Tesla Aiming for India
- Hyundai, Aptiv and Lyft Ready for Robotaxis
- Will Human Drivers Be Banned?
- TRW Makes Quiet Brake Pads for EVs
- Ford Makes EV Charging Simple
- Motorcycles with ABS Are Far Safer
- Brand Loyalty Hits 6-Year Low
- Toyota Halts e-Palette Fleet at Paralympic Games
- Another Tesla Autopilot Accident
- Vinfast Closes Australian Operations
- VW ID.3 Debuts in China
- Porsche Expands in Asia
- Dacia Sandero #1 in Europe
- Ford Expands Camper Van Lineup in Europe
- S-Class Is Engineering Marvel but Very Complicated
- GM to Require Salaried Employees Report Vaccine Status
- Geneva Organizers and Qatar Partner for Spin-Off Auto Show
- U.S. August Car Sales Expected to Drop
- Ford Shares Specs for New Electric Crate Motor
- GMC Reveals Canyon AT4 OVERLANDX Concept
- Jeep Introduces Pink Paint Color for All Wranglers
- Kia Develops Sportage Variant Specifically for Europe
- Hyundai Santa Cruz Impressions
- GM Warns LG Chem It Could Turn to Other Battery Suppliers
- New Tech Protects Occupants and 1st Responders in EV Accidents
- Audi Announces the End of ICEs
- Mercedes to Cut Its Engine Lineup in Half
- Ford Delays Return to Office
- How Issues Arose with Roofs for Ford's Bronco
- Toyota Corolla Reaches Sales Milestone
- Lucid Ready to Launch Its Air Sedan
- Bollinger Expanding Its Commercial Lineup
- Mercedes Reveals New Citan Van
- Toyota to Make Fuel Cells for Big Trucks
- Schaeffler Teams with Universities to Develop Technology
- Waymo Expands Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service
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- Ram Refreshes the ProMaster Van
- Europe Gets New, Sportier Focus ST
- Acura Hints at Electric NSX
- Cadillac To Race in IMSA and WEC in 2023
- Mazda Ready to Introduce MX-30 To U.S.
- Porsche Updates the Taycan
- Opel Introduces New EV Based on The Citroen Ami
- Ford Doubling F-150 Lightning Production Target
- Unique Roundabout Greatly Reduces Accidents
- Indonesia Targets Polluting Motorcycles
- Schaeffler Debuts Advanced Technology
- Volkswagen Jetta Updated
- Subaru Launching Refreshed Forester
- Mazda Shakes Up Its JV in China
- Stellantis and Foxconn Finalize Smart Cockpit JV
- China Sets Regulations to Protect Personal Info
- Chevy Recalling All Bolts
- New Bolt Recall to Cost GM $1 Billion
- Corvette Z06 Teaser Hints at New Engine
- Porsche Getting Rimac Technology
- Mazda Still Serious About Rotary Engines
- Updated QX80 Adds Big Center Screen
- China's Charging Outlets Top 2 Million
- Ford Helps Charging Company Locate Faulty Charger
- GM Mexico Workers Reject Union
- Hagerty Is Going Public
- Tesla Shows Off Humanoid Robot
- Hyundai Reveals New Elantra N
- Dodge Won’t Ditch Engines Right Away
- Ford Performance Coming Out with Electric Crate Motor
- Mustang and Mach-E Get All-White Appearance Package
- BMW Offering More Paint Colors to Customers
- GM Bringing 5G To Its Lineup
- Australian Mystery Car Revealed
- Automakers Continue to Deal with Chip Shortage
- NHTSA Considers Raising Fuel Economy Fines
- Cost of Ownership Going Up
- Kia Bringing Sorento PHEV to the U.S.
- Mercedes All-Terrain Adds Height to C-Class Wagon
- GV60 is Genesis' First EV
- Magna Develops Illuminated Grille for EVs
- BYD Now Worth More Than Daimler and GM
- Another Mystery Car Challenge
- GM Mexico Workers Could Vote for New Union
- India Asks Nissan to Pay Workers More
- FCA Fined for Role in UAW Scandal
- U.S. Senators Urge FTC to Probe Autopilot
- Waymo Struggling to Bring Out AV Tech
- Baidu Unveils Funky Robocar
- Lincoln Refreshes the Navigator
- Performance S Versions of Audi e-tron Coming to the U.S.
- Nissan Reveals New U.S.-Spec Z car
- Foreign Automakers Oppose New EV Tax Credit Proposal
- Hainan Islands Turning to Hydrogen
- China Wants to Dominate Fuel Cell Market
- Magna Launching Radar-Based Vision System
- Ford's Spin Integrated Into Google Maps
- Bronco Riptide Concept Shows Off Aftermarket Accessories
- Nedcar to Contract Manufacture the Canoo Lifestyle
- Alpha Motors WOLF Prototype Going on Display at the Petersen
- Cyberlandr Turns the Cybertruck Into a Camper
- New Toyota 86 Better in Every Way
- Ford Battles GM Over Trademark Infringement
- NHTSA Opens Formal Investigation into Tesla’s Autopilot System
- Tesla Expands Supercharger Network in China
- Design Students Create Futuristic Lincoln
- Rimac Nevera Unofficially Fastest Production Car
- Mystery Car Revealed
- Bidding War Over Veoneer
- Wuling Hong Guang MINI EV Still Red Hot in China
- Mose Nowland Passes Away
- Ford to Replace All Hardtop Roofs on Broncos
- Mustang Mach-E Shipments Delayed
- Musk Calls Out Chip Suppliers Over Delays
- Tesla Hopes to Start German Production in October
- Big Truck Sales Up in U.S.
- Volkswagen Digitizes North American Plants
- Acura Reveals NSX Type S
- Aston Martin Unveils Valkyrie Spider
- MINI Teams Up to Create Custom-Made Cooper
- Clever Solution to Reduce Confusion at Accident Scenes
- EV Charging Breakthrough?
- Argo AI Develops Unique Way to Test Dirty Sensors
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- Texas the Front Runner for 2nd Rivian Plant
- Elon Musk Tries to Speed Up German Plant Assembly
- Foxconn Wants Several U.S. EV Manufacturing Plants
- NIO Plans New Mass-Market Brand
- Toyota Helps Take Stress Out of Accidents
- Pininfarina Shows Off Production Battista
- Ford GT Heritage Edition Pays Homage to Original Prototype
- New Frontier Moves to Head of the Class
- Electric Silverado Getting 4-Wheel Steering
- U.S. Senate Passes Big Infrastructure Bill
- EV Battery Costs Plunge in Last Decade
- There’s More Car Inventory Than What’s Been Reported
- Bridgestone Expands Potenza Tire Lineup
- Ford Using Robots to Test in Extreme Conditions
- OnStar Expands Partnership with RapidDeploy
- Audi Takes Wraps Off skysphere concept
- Tesla Exports Most China-Made Models in July
- Kansas City Testing Lamppost Charging
- Cadillac to Start Taking Reservations for Lyriq
- Alfa Romeo is 1st Stellantis Brand Going All Electric
- Mercedes Opens Up Orders for EQS
- VW Updates Its U.S. Lineup
- Chevy Helps Create Unique Baseball Snack
- Renault Partners with Geely On Hybrids
- Opel Heads to China as Upscale EV Brand
- Tesla Delays Cybertruck Production
- Tesla’s Casting Machines Worry Tool and Die Industry
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- Dodge Grand Caravan Axed
- Grand Caravan and Journey No Longer Available in ZEV States
- Indy Autonomous Challenge
- Camera Cleaning Solutions from Faurecia
- Geneva Auto Show Cancelled
- Hyundai Halts Production at Korean Plant
- Cruise Approved to Carry Passengers in CA
- Indianapolis Cancels BYD Bus Order
- Audi Developing Performance E-Tron Models
- Citroen Unveils Tiny Ami EV
- New Tech from Ford Protects 2-Wheel Riders
- Corvette Design Critique
- Lincoln Navigator Impressions
- Pedestrian Deaths Rise in the U.S.
- Tesla Refuses to Release Autopilot Data
- U.S. SAAR to Top 16.5 Million
- More Passenger Cars Come with AWD
- Details on the GT Versions of the VW Golf
- DS Shows Wild Aero Concept
- Ford Expands e-Scooter Startup
- Last Chevy Impala Rolls Down the Assembly Line
- Global Sales Projected to Drop Due to Coronavirus
- NIO May Receive Bailout
- Rivian Struggling to Open Stores
- NTSB Rips Tesla and NHTSA Over Autopilot
- Slow I-Pace Sales Force American Axle to Adjust
- Study Says Ride Hailing Increasing CO2 Emissions
- PSA Reveals New DS 9 Luxury Sedan
- Mahle Is Adapting to EV Growth
- Lordstown Motors Receives First Order
- New Hyundai i30 Unveiled
- Automakers Hit Hardest by Coronavirus
- Polestar Reveals Electric Precept Concept
- Renault Twingo Gets First EV Powertrain
- Mercedes Winter Testing Electric EQA Crossover
- BMW Teases Electric i4
- WiTricity Makes Wireless Charging Breakthrough
- Volkswagen Touareg Gets Plug-In Powertrain
- Audi A3 Using Material Made from Recycled Bottles
- Nissan Updates Roox Minivehicle
- Japan Forms Coronavirus Task Force
- Lucid Partners with LG Chem
- Chevy Launches Menlo EV In China
- Audi, Jaguar and Mercedes Cut EV Production
- Lyft To Use Digital Ads
- Put Your Fingerprint on Your Porsche
- Lordstown Motors to Use Hub Motors
- New Escalade Borrows Escala Design Elements
- China Car Sales Evaporate
- Geely Starts Selling Online
- China Likely to Extend EV Subsidies
- BMW On Track with CO2
- Honda Civic Type R Makes Us Smile
- Volvo Refreshes S90 and V90
- FCA Looking for High School Designers
- Consumer Reports Picks Safest Cars
- Steer-By-Wire Just Around the Corner
- 2020 Volkswagen Passat Review
- Daimler Does A Management Shuffle
- France Sic’s Top Prosecutors on Ghosn
- Peugeot Jumps Into 1-Ton Pickup Segment
- Nissan Explores Subscriptions
- Mercedes Adds AMG To Subscriptions
- AMG Unveils New GLE 63 S Coupe
- Ford Experimenting with Dealer Kiosks
- Hyundai Develops Intelligent Shifting
- Adasky Offers Low Cost Thermal Camera
- Hyundai’s Chairman Gives Up Board Seat
- Automakers Making Slow Progress Improving Headlights
- Kia Shares New Sorento Powertrain Details
- No Redesign for Bentley Flying Spur and Continental GT Until 2027
- Polestar Shows Off Future Infotainment System
- Lucid on Track to Begin Production This Year
- Mercedes Actros Aero Improvements
- AIWAYS Releases U6ion Teaser Shots
- JLR Unveils Autonomous Pod
- Cool Looking Bugatti Future Concept
- Tesla in Talks with CATL for Cobalt Free Batteries in China
- Tesla Unlocking More Range for Model S and X
- Nissan CEO Hopes to Calm Shareholders
- Swedish Road Design Reduces Accidents
- Ride Hailing Reduces Serious Accidents
- New Details on Baby and Big Ford Bronco
- Daimler Expands Autonomous Semi Tests in U.S.
- Audi Tests 5G in Vehicle Production
- Citroen Updates Popular C3
- GM Shuts Down More International Operations
- Australia Is a Tiny Car Market
- Tesla’s Sales Up in Germany
- Ford Using VR To Train Mustang Mach-E Techs
- Kia Unveils New Sorento
- U.S. Sales Expected to Remain Strong Through 2023
- VW Offers €830 Million To Compensate Diesel Owners
- Volkswagen Cuts CO2 Emissions 60% At Wolfsburg Plant
- Why Detroit Automakers Lack Entry Level Vehicles
- How GM’s OTA Updates Work
- Coronavirus Cuts into Car Sales in China
- Hyundai Teases Prophecy Concept
- Fisker Leaks Electric Pickup Image
- Bridgestone’s Airless Tire
- China Revives Battery Swapping
- Nissan Creates Songs to Help Kids Sleep in EVs
- IAV’s Semi-Autonomous Delivery Vehicle
- Volvo XC90 Plug-In Hybrid Impressions
- Nissan Steps Off A Cliff
- Mercedes-Benz Has Carbon Dioxide Problems
- Mazda Is Still Pushing Diesels
- Lexus Takes Rear View Cameras to Europe
- Hyundai Teases New i30/Elantra Gt
- Aston Martin’s Vantage Rag Top
- IIHS Announced Top Safety Pick Plus Winners
- Detroit Automakers Ignore Total Costs
- Hyundai Partners with Canoo
- Volvo Trucks Shows Off All-Electric Semi Trucks
- Daimler’s Earnings Are Alarming
- Tesla Sales Up in France and Canada
- ZF’s Cost Effective Level 2 System
- Gordon Murray Design Creates Autonomous Pod
- China’s Chery Jumps into North American Market
- Used Car Sales Soar
- Denso Using AI to Improve Production
- Nissan Sues Carlos Ghosn
- Jeep Needs Ad Success to Translate Into Sales
- Nikola Shows Badger EV Pickup
- EV Sales Beat Out Manuals for 1st Time
- Carlos Ghosn Hires Hollywood Agent
- Camo Audi A3 Hints at New Design
- Audi Offers Free Virtual Factory Tour
- Hyundai Provides DoE with NEXO FC Vehicles
- Using Wright's Law to Predict Tesla's Performance
- BMW X5 and X6 Get New Diesel Engine
- Hispano Suisa to Show Production Carmen EV
- Geely and Volvo Combine Businesses
- Department of Justice Ends Antitrust Probe
- Tesla’s Short Term Issues
- Will Cybertruck Inspire More Radical Design?
- Daimler Boosts Number of Job Cuts
- Ford Creates Emoji Jacket
- New Chrysler Pacifica Design Feedback
- Automakers Begin to Resume Production in China
- Chinese Consumers Reject 3-Cylinder Engines
- Hinrichs Forced Out of Ford
- EV Startup NIO Fighting to Survive
- Detroit 3 Workers Earn Good Profit Sharing Checks
- Automotive Hall of Fame Reveals New Inductees
- NHTSA Approves Nuro’s AV Delivery Pods
- Chrysler Pacifica Updates
- Mercedes Reveals Pop-Up Camper Van
- Kia Cadenza Refreshed
- Volkswagen Unveils New Atlas
- Will Fuel Cell Vehicles Ever Catch On?
- Toyota Corolla Hybrid Impressions
- FCA's Sales and Profits Slide
- Global Vehicle Sales Down
- Mercedes Most Valuable Car Brand According to Study
- Autonomy Could Be Worth Trillions
- Passenger Car Sales Continue to Fall
- EV Sales Down in January
- Hyundai Reveals New i20 in Design Sketches
- New Explorer Brings in Younger Buyers
- Audi Offers Free Solar Power Subscription
- Ford 2019 Earnings Abysmal
- Cadillac Reveals All-New Escalade
- Kia Unveils New SUV
- Britain Bans ICE Vehicles By 2035
- Musk’s Tesla Stock Worth $30 Billion
- Musk Hints at Texas Gigafactory
- BMW Creates Aerodynamic Wheels for EVs
- GM 2019 Earnings Surprisingly Good
- Ford Blames Poor Earnings on Operational Execution
- Hackett Could Be on His Way Out
- 1st Gigafactory Profit Sends Tesla's Stock Soaring
- Tesla's Market Cap Hits $140 Billion
- U.S. January Sales Better Than Expected
- U.S. Incentives Down, ATPs Up
- Hyundai to Halt Most Production in South Korea
- Toyota Develops Marine Fuel Cell System
- Kia Teases All-New Sorento
- GM to Start Origin AV Production in 2022
- Renault Reveals Refreshed Megane
- Mid-Engine 'Vette Starts Down Production Line
- China Sales Could Rebound After Coronavirus
- Hyundai Suspends Palisade Production
- Hyundai Offers Complimentary Maintenance
- Jeep Super Bowl Ad Rated #1 Among Car Brands
- Automakers Spend Little on EV Ads
- Mercedes Ends X-Class Production
- Next-Gen MINI Delayed
- Toyota Forms Battery JV With Panasonic
- CATL To Supply Batteries to Tesla
- Toyota Fights Unintended Acceleration
- Will Consumers Accept New Technology?
- Coronavirus Causing Production Cuts
- Volkswagen Offers to Buy Navistar
- Autoliv Develops Airbag for eScooters
- GM Confirms Hummer Revival
- Stroll Buys Stake in Aston Martin
- Aston May Cancel EV Plans
- Lincoln Dumps the MKZ
- Why U.S. Tool and Die Industry Is Struggling
- VW Donates Atlas SUVs To Help with Technician Training
- Mazda CX-30 Impressions
- Tesla Reports 2019 Results, Stock Jumps
- Tesla's Sales and Financial Numbers
- Model Y Range Greater Than Expected
- Lincoln Confirms Rivian-Based EV
- UPS Buys 10,000 Arrival Delivery Vans
- Mercedes May Drop F1 Constructor Role
- Lordstown Truck Sparks GM Impact Prototype Memory
- Global Production Down Again
- Frankfurt to Stop Hosting German Auto Show
- Head of JLR Retires
- President Signs USMCA
- Tesla to Report 2019 Earnings Tonight
- Coronavirus Disrupts Auto Industry
- Cadillac Updates Super Cruise
- Hyundai Ioniq EV Range Boost
- Karma Plans Electric Pickup
- Lordstown To Debut Electric Truck at Detroit Auto Show
- GM Working to Cut EV Charging Time
- Nissan Offers Severance Packages to Workers
- Jeep Idles Cherokee Production
- Global Car Parc Explodes
- Big Shift in U.S. Vehicle Preference Since 2000
- BorgWarner Buys Delphi Technologies
- EV Battery Cost Reduction Will Stall Out
- Renault Ready to Hire New CEO
- Hella Lights BMW X6 Grille
- Audi to Test V2I in Germany
- Ford Agrees to Settle DCT Lawsuit
- Ford 3D Prints Wheel Locks
- Kia Teases 3rd Vehicle for India
- Opel's First PHEV On Sale Now
- GM’s EV and AV Production Plans
- Origin, Canoo Or Futurliner?
- Israeli Startups Improve AV Testing
- Rivian Production Details
- Kia Boosts Telluride Production
- Corvette C8 Fuel Economy
- Thrilling 24 Hours of Daytona
- FCA Shows Off New Uconnect System
- Mike O’Brien Leaves Hyundai
- Have Sedans Bottomed Out?
- Daimler Denies EV Production Cut
- EU Deadline for Advanced Safety Coming Up
- GM Building New Performance Center in Charlotte
- Supplier Industry Outlook
- Waymo Expands Autonomous Testing
- Tesla Now 2nd Most Valuable Automaker
- WWII Bombs Found at Tesla’s German Site
- All-New Cadillac Escalade Teased
- Chevy Teams with Realtree For Limited Silverado
- Mercedes Reveals the New E-Class
- Diesel Sales Up in The U.S.
- Ram 1500 Impressions
- Mercedes Slashes EQC Production Due to Battery Shortage
- Canada Slaps Volkswagen with Diesel Fine
- Jeep and Suzuki Cheated on Diesel Emissions
- Tesla Cybertruck's Paper Instrument Panel
- Disengagements Not a Good Way to Measure EVs
- China's AIWAYS Puts Pressure on European Automakers
- Consumers Not Willing to Pay Much for Technology
- Bridgestone Develops Airless Tire for Commercial Trucks
- GM Concept Improves Trailer Braking
- Tesla Reaches Deal to Sell Vehicles in Michigan
- Study Shows EV Ownership Eases Concerns Over Issues
- Carlos Ghosn Documentary to Air on CNBC
- Top Hyundai Executive Lays Out Keys for Hydrogen Adoption
- GM’s Cruise Reveals Autonomous Pod
- Jeep Sales Slump Feedback
- Viewer Comments on Roxor Update
- Germany Accuses Mitsubishi Of Diesel Emission Cheating
- Daimler’s 2019 Profit Cut in Half
- JLR Lays Off Workers in England
- Mahindra Roxor Drops Jeep-Like Grille
- Cruise Calls for Better AV Metrics
- Magna Stops Developing Full Autonomous Tech
- Tesla Fires Back at Unintended Acceleration Claims
- Nissan Scandal Affecting U.S. Sales?
- Jeep's Sales Worrying
- Detroit Three Struggle in China
- How Much Cybertruck Design Would Cut Costs
- FCA Confirms Foxconn Talks
- Canadian Billionaire Seeks Aston Stake
- Palladium Soars to Record Highs
- Commercial Van Sales Up In 2019
- Lune Wave Develops Improved Radar
- Toyota Realigns Production
- Lexus Creates Lunar Mobility Concepts
- Subaru To Go All Electric by Mid-2030’s
- Production Lucid Air to Debut In New York
- FCA Forms Electric JV With Foxconn
- Car Sales Up in Europe in 2019
- Senate Approves USMCA
- JLR Creates “Morphable” Seat
- Corvette V8 Makes Wards 10 Best List
- Buick Getting Rebadged Chevy Bolt for China
- Audi Adds Q5 and A8 Plug-In Hybrids to U.S. Lineup
- New Set Piece Details
- Hyundai Elantra Impressions
- Trump Admin. to Roll Back, Not Freeze Fuel Economy Standards
- Boxster and Cayman GTS Drop 4 for a 6
- Toyota Supra Gets a 4-Cylinder
- Labor Costs Going Up
- Toyota Invests in Electric VTOL
- Porsche Taycan Turbo S Range Revealed
- Hyundai and Kia to Develop Electric Commercial Vehicles
- Tesla Registrations Plummet in California
- Tesla Wants to Make Chinese-Style Vehicles
- EVs Getting More Incentives
- Candid Conversation with Faraday Future's CEO
- Big Truck Sales Up In 2019
- Biggest Sales Losers In 2019
- Faraday Could Earn Billions from Data Monetization
- GMC Unveils New Yukon
- GMC Terrain Gets AT4 Trim
- Genesis Unveils 1st SUV
- You Said It!
- Automakers Adopt UVeye Scanners
- Supplier Schaeffler Joins Hydrogen Council
- Honda and Isuzu Partner to Test Fuel Cells
- Strike Hurt GM and UAW
- New Chevy Trailblazer Details
- Kia Plans for Its Electric Future
- Urus Drives Huge Growth for Lamborghini
- Rolls Royce Has Its Best Sales Year Ever
- Velodyne Develops Affordable Lidar
- Car Sales Will Remain Strong for 5 to 10 Years
- Audi Bringing SQ7 and SQ8 to the U.S.
- Porsche Files Patents for VTOL
- NACTOY Winners Revealed
- Geely Wants Stake in Aston Martin
- Car Sales Plunge in India
- Ford’s Local Hazard Warning
- Nissan Has Contingency Plan for Split with Renault
- Switch to EVs To Cause Job Cuts
- GM to Revive Hummer
- GMC Introduces First-Ever Canyon AT4
- BMW Top Luxury Brand In 2019
- FCA Effectively Funding Tesla’s German Factory
- Tesla Has Higher Market Value Than GM and Ford Combined
- NACTOY Winner Predictions
- GM China Develops Capacitor-Assisted Battery
- Toyota Introduces GR Yaris
- Nissan Teases Skyline 400R Sprint Concept
- Skoda Reveals Vision IN Sketches
- Volvo V90 Impressions
- Carlos Ghosn Rips Japan and Nissan
- China's Sales Slide Slowing
- Even More Takata Airbags Recalled
- Auto Lobbying Groups Join Forces
- VW Says Level 5 Autonomy May Never Happen
- U.S. Government Releases New AV Guidelines
- Magna Improves Driver Monitoring Systems
- FCA Hires Aston’s Simon Sproule
- Mercedes and Geely Launch Smart Joint Venture
- Waymo Logs 20 Million Miles
- Nissan’s E-4orce All-Wheel-Drive System
- Sony Reveals Concept Car at CES
- Lamborghini Integrates Amazon Alexa Into Huracan EVO Range
- A Look At Some Items From The New Daily Set
- Tesla Officially Opens China Factory
- Nissan Creates Sound Reducing Meta-Material
- Toyota to Build City of the Future
- Hyundai Partners with Uber on Passenger Drones
- Ford Expands Trial of Delivery Robots
- Mercedes Reveals Concept Inspired by AVATAR Movie
- Continental's Speakerless Audio System Gets 3D Treatment
- U.S. Car Sales Down In 2019
- Ram Outsells Silverado For First Time Ever
- Syd Mead Passes Away
- New Emission Rules for Heavy Duty Trucks Coming
- Daimler and Volvo Consider Engine Partnership
- Lambo Introduces Rear-Wheel-Drive Huracan EVO
- Aston and Airbus Unveil Helicopter
- Segway Expands into Electric Bikes
- Bosch Fights Sun Glare
- Update on Ghosn’s Flee from Japan
- Ford Shares Mustang Mach-E Reservation Details
- Opioid Deaths Higher in Towns with Closed Auto Plants
- Hyundai Partners with Cummins On Fuel Cells
- Rivian Demonstrates “Tank Turn” Feature
- Rivian Raises More Cash
- FCA Previews CES Vehicles
- Bosch Introduces Production Ready LIDAR
- EV Batteries Could Create Tons of Waste
- Lincoln Aviator’s Heated Wiper Blades
- Hyundai’s New Engine Technology
- Toyota Makes Patents Available to Anyone
- Tesla Model 3 Power Upgrade
- BMW i3 Urban Suite
- Are eScooters Helping to Reduce Congestion?
- Honda Introduces New Electric Scooter
- Honda Hits Motorcycle Milestone
- Sneak Peek into The ROXOR Assembly Process
- Tesla’s Stock Soaring
- USMCA Will Cost Automakers $3 Billion In Tariffs
- BMW and Daimler End Car Sharing in North America
- Daimler Hit With $20 Million Fine Over Recalls
- Nissan’s Universal Powertrain Mounting System
- Virginia Orders Electric School Buses
- Mercedes Introduces New Electric Sprinter
- CA Approves Self-Driving Delivery Vehicles
- Honda Reveals Wild New Autonomous Concept
- Limited Edition Shelby GT350 Heritage Package
- Should Screens Be Mounted Portrait or Landscape?
- New Toyota Highlander Headed to Dealerships
- Audi Refreshes the Q7
- Truck Makers Cutting Jobs Too
- Volvo and Isuzu Form Truck Alliance
- PSA and FCA Make Merger Official
- Bosch Develops Tech to Monitor Occupants
- Hyundai/Kia Use VR to Aid Vehicle Design
- Congress Doesn’t Extend EV Tax Credit
- Private Citizens Only Buy a Fraction of NEVs In China
- Car Sales in Europe Up For 3rd Straight Month
- PSA-FCA Merger Takes Another Step
- Mercedes Delays EQC Launch in U.S.
- Carbon and Lambo Expand Partnership
- Cadillac Teases Giant OLED Screen
- More Kia K5 Details
- Mahindra’s Legal Battle with FCA
- BAIC Wants to Be Daimler’s Largest Shareholder
- Jeep to Add New Subcompact in Europe
- Passenger Car Sales Continue to Sink
- Cadillac Launches Digital Showroom
- JLR Uses 3D Printed Dog Paw in Durability Tests
- Big Chevy SUVs Use New Electronic Architecture
- Inside the Development of The C8 Corvette
- Daimler’s Credit Rating Cut
- Mercedes Equips Side View Cameras on Actros Truck
- Passenger Drone Market Set to Explode
- Hyundai Sonata N-Line Details
- Ford Offers Free GT500 Instruction
- MINI Cooper SE Range Revealed
- Most Cadillacs Will Be Electrified By 2030
- Kia To Rename the Optima the K5
- Skoda’s Clever Snow Scraper
- Plug-In Hybrid Sales Plunge
- ADAS Making Big Improvement in Safety
- UAW Workers Approve New Contract with FCA
- IIHS Makes it Harder to Earn Top Safety Award
- Dan Ammann Bites the Hand That Feeds Him
- Toyota's North American CEO to Retire
- Audi Unlocks More Range for e-tron
- Porsche Taycan EPA Range Surprisingly Low
- Ferrari Backtracks Stance on EVs
- Baojun Shows Nameless NEV
- Why GM's Big SUVs Are So Important
- Active Aero to Become More Common
- Tesla to Build 500K Vehicles Per Year in Germany
- Porsche Receives 30,000 European Taycan Orders
- How Color Influences Comfort
- Chevy Introduces New Tahoe and Suburban
- Is GMC a Truck or Luxury Brand?
- GM SUV Production Running All Out
- Nissan Sentra Updates
- Nissan To Offer Extended Test Drives
- Honda Plans Quality Reforms
- USMCA Close to Approval
- GM EV Sales Target
- GM Loans Workhorse $40 Million
- Why Automakers Attach Screens to Dashboards
- Ford Ends GoRide Health Service
- Mercedes and Bosch Launch Autonomous Service
- Aston and Airbus Tease Helicopter
- Car Sales Down in China
- GM Sells JV Stake to Avtovaz
- How UPS Saves Millions in Gasoline Costs
- Suspension Travel, To the Extreme
- Bosch Stops Motorcycles from Wiping Out
- Low-Cost All-Terrain Vehicle
- Shell’s Hyper Fuel-Efficient Semi-Truck
- Semi Truck Lowrider
- New Technique to Build Roads
- China Approves Tesla Subsidies
- Dongfeng To Sell Part of PSA Stake
- Rory Gamble Named UAW President
- Nissan To Close U.S. Operations for Two Days
- Toyota Can’t Keep Hybrids in Stock
- Chevy Suburban Awarded Hollywood Star
- Waymo Up To 100,000 Rides
- IIHS Calls for Rear Seat Belt Warnings
- New Hyundai Sonata Design Highlights
- Takata Recall Far From Over
- GM and LG Chem to Make Batteries in Ohio
- Joe Ashton Pleads Guilty for Role in UAW Scandal
- Big Job Cuts Coming
- Buick Will Drop Entire Regal Lineup
- Nissan GT-R50 to Start Hitting Customer Hands in 2020
- More Consumers Considering a Used Car
- Adoption of Safety Features Takes Too Long
- Hyundai Improves Sonata's Safety
- U.S. Car Sales Down in November
- Hyundai Plans Huge Mobility Investment
- McLaren Turns to Asia To Boost Sales
- Ford Focus Active X Gets Vignale Treatment
- Daimler Bus Expands Use of 3D Printed Spare Parts
- Rinspeed MetroSnap Revealed
- Ford and McDonald’s Partner on Sustainable Materials
- Barn Find Revealed
- UAW Making More Reforms
- Semiconductor Market Set to Explode
- Nissan Wants to Re-evaluate Alliance
- Iveco and Nikola to Offer EV and FC Semi
- China Pushes EV Target Higher
- Daimler and Geely Launch Luxury Ride-Hailing Service
- Jaguar F-TYPE Refreshed
- Daimler Teams w/ Rolls-Royce on Fuel Cell Systems
- New Fuel Injector Cleans Up Diesels
- SAE Finds People More Accepting of AVs After Test Rides
- Mahindra Under Fire Over Jeep Lookalike
- Daimler To Cut Thousands of Jobs
- FCA Reaches UAW Contract Agreement
- Justice Department Continues UAW Investigation
- Japanese Brands Dominate Chinese Hybrid Market
- BMW To Build Mini EV In China
- VW Stops Ice Development for Racing
- BMW Shows Its “Big Boxer” Engine
- Fisker Ocean Details Released
- Hyundai’s Digital Key App
- Can You Name This Car?
- Millennials Expected to Buy More New Cars
- Global Car Sales Fall Again
- Automakers Cut Jobs to Invest in EVs and AVs
- McLaren Revenue Up but Profits Down
- Cadillac CT5 Sedan Pricing Announced
- Cadillac Blackwing V8 May Disappear
- Lincoln To Use Rivian Skateboard in Electric SUV
- EV Startup Shows Pickup in China
- Magna Develops 5-Cell Bumper Beam
- ZF Creates Electric Motor for Yachts
- Ford Wants Tug-of-War Rematch with Cybertruck
- GM Will Have Hard Time Proving Lawsuit Against FCA
- Despite Lawsuit, PSA-FCA Merger Looks Like a Go
- California DMV Rakes in Millions Selling Driver Info
- Audi Will Cut Thousands of Jobs
- BAIC Wants a Bigger Stake in Daimler
- Honda Reveals All-New City
- GM Bringing Book by Cadillac Back
- You Said It!
- U.S. November Sales Expected to Rebound
- Another UAW Official Resigns
- Porsche’s Android Auto Decision May Hurt It
- Elvis Album Cover Car Revealed
- Elon Musk Claims 200K Cybertruck Orders
- Ford to Build Mustang Mach-E in Mexico
- VW Introduces Viloran Van
- Toyota Launches Granace Luxury Van
- Mercedes To Premiere GLA Online
- Hella Develops Air Particulate Sensor
- Ford’s Response to Mustang Mach-E Name Complaints
- Tesla Unveils Wild Cybertruck
- Cybertruck Specs
- Cybertruck Maintains Common Tesla Interior
- Cybertruck Built to Pair with Tesla ATV
- Cybertruck Styling Likely Reduces Tooling Costs
- GM Plans EV Truck for Fall 2021
- GM and Isuzu Invest in Diesel Engine Plant
- Lexus Shows Off First EV
- IIHS To Update Side Crash Test
- Are Labor Costs Hurting Detroit Automakers?
- NACTOY Finalist Viewer Feedback
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- GM Sues FCA
- FCA Will Fight Lawsuit
- Why GM Is Not Going After the UAW
- UAW President Resigns
- BMW, VW and Daimler Fined for Steel Cartel
- Mustang Mach-E Gains Publicity
- Tesla to Reveal Cybertruck Tonight
- Continental to Slash ICE Jobs
- NACTOY Finalists Announced
- Hyundai Ioniq Updated
- Vision T is Hyundai's PHEV Concept
- Hyundai Tests Mid-Engine Sports Car
- Lincoln Dealers to Get New Look
- Maybach Puts Its Touch on GLS SUV
- Details of the Kia Seltos
- VW Unveils 7th ID Concept
- Toyota Introduces Plug-In Hybrid RAV4
- Lexus Shows Off LC 500 Convertible
- Lincoln Reveals Plug-In Corsair
- Nissan Debuts 2020 Sentra
- Karma Reveals Two New Vehicles
- Aston Martin Unveils DBX SUV
- Audi Shows Off Fastback E-Tron
- LIQUI MOLY Introduces Low Viscosity Oil
- Hella Develops High-Res Lighting Technology
- California Won't Buy GM, Toyota or FCA Vehicles
- European Car Sales Up in October
- Sales in India Continue to Slide
- More Ford Mustang Mach-E Details
- Europe Trying to Grow Hydrogen Segment
- Mitsubishi Reveals New Mirage and Attrage
- New Airbag Keeps Passengers from Colliding
- Breakdowns Cost the Economy Billions
- Volkswagen Cuts Sales Growth For 2020
- VW Cuts Cost of EV Production
- BMW Reveals i4 Details
- Audi Names New CEO
- UAW Ratifies New Ford Contract
- Virtual Vehicle Tear Down
- Acura MDX Gets Limited Hand-Built Models
- How Ford Developed the Mustang Mach-E
- Mustang Mach-E Performance Details
- Mustang Mach-E Details Leak
- GM to Build Electric Hummer, Sierra and Escalade
- UAW Expected to Ratify Ford Deal
- VW Invests Billions into EV Development
- Canadian Exports to Europe Rise
- Renault Creates New Renewable Material
- Santa Cruz Won’t Be a True Small Pickup
- Qiantu K50 EV Spotted in Washington, D.C.
- Ford Calls New EV Mustang Mach-E
- Automakers Backpedal on Autonomous Taxis
- UAW Hopes Ethics Reform Helps Avoid Takeover
- Audi Reveals New S8 Performance Sedan
- Hyundai Confirms Santa Cruz Pickup
- VW Expands U.S. Factory for EVs
- Non-U.S. Automakers Brag About U.S. Investments
- Designer Sees 26-Inch Wheels in Our Future
- Toyota Adds AWD to Camry and Avalon
- Ram Smart to Keep Old Truck Around
- Ferrari Debuts Stylish New Coupe
- UAW Likely to Ratify New Ford Contract
- Tesla Clobbers BMW
- Tesla Plans German Factory
- Maserati To Revamp Entire Lineup By 2023
- Motor Trend C8 Corvette Dyno Results Botched
- Hyundai Develops New Noise Control System
- Hyundai Teases Plug-In SUV
- Medium and Heavy-Duty Truck Sales Drop in U.S.
- Will Trump Impose Import Tariff?
- Move by Nissan Will Really Hurt Renault
- No Future Alfa Romeos Planned
- Skoda Shows 4th-Gen Octavia Sedan
- Kia Reveals All-New K5/Optima
- History Lesson from Bill Warner
- Jeep Shares Details of EcoDiesel Wrangler
- The Menlo is Chevy's 1st China EV
- SEAT Makes Electric Version of Mii Compact Car
- China Considers Cutting EV Subsidies Again
- California Slashes EV Incentives
- Mercedes Consolidates Proving Grounds
- 1955 Hill Valley McDonald’s
- Lyft Expands Autonomous Testing
- Ford Tests 3D Knitting Seat Covers
- Magna Improves Door Latches
- Mitsubishi Teases Updated Mirage
- PSA and FCA To Keep All Brands
- Carbon’s Unique 3D Printing Approach
- Ford Sweetens UAW Labor Deal
- Could U.S. Justice Department Take Over the UAW?
- GM Strike to Hurt November Sales
- Car Sales Down in Mexico and Canada
- European Automakers May Avoid U.S. Import Tariffs
- DoJ Subpoenas Automakers Over CA Emission Standards
- BMW Offers OTA Updates to Unlock Vehicle Functions
- VW Teases EV Crossover Concept
- Continental Shows New Camera Tech
- Viewer Feedback on Camaro’s Future
- Toyota Up in a Down Market
- Another UAW Official Charged
- DoJ Subpoenas Ford for Transmission Info
- C8 Corvette Production Delayed
- C8 Corvette Officially the Fastest Ever
- Jaguar Makes Reproduction Toolkit for E-Types
- Tesla to Reveal 'Cybertruck'
- Fiat to Get Out of the Minicar Segment
- Stolen, Wrecked SEMA Car Still Gets Spotlight
- Sports Car Segment Down, Performance Vehicles Up
- SEAT Tests Parts Delivering Drones
- Lambo and MIT Develop New Supercapacitor Tech
- Volvo To Track Sources of Cobalt
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- Roger Penske Awarded Medal of Freedom
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- Next-Gen VW Golf Debuts
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- Toyota to Give Level 4 AV Rides
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- Honda Debuts New Fit/Jazz
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- New C8 Corvette Engine Underrated?
- Hyundai Develops Fuel Cell Semi
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- PSA Electrifies Compact Vans
- GM May Revive Hummer as All-Electric Brand
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- UAW Members to Vote on GM Deal
- GM Faces Market Share Loss After Strike
- Tesla Model 3 Gets Small Range Boost
- Renault Cuts Profit Outlook
- Ford Shows Off SEMA Models
- Subaru Japan Plant Idled Due to Typhoon
- CATL Begins Battery Factory in Germany
- GM and UAW Reach Tentative Deal
- NHTSA to Revamp 5-Star Rating System
- FCA Fined for Missing Fuel Economy Target
- New Toyota Yaris Will Not be Sold in U.S.
- Toyota Reveals Tiny BEV
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- China EV Policy Backfires
- Volvo Shows Electric XC40
- Tesla Gets Approval to Make Cars in China
- Ford Lays Out Charging Options for EV Owners
- Strike Costing GM and Workers Lots of Money
- Volvo’s Gimmick to Boost Plug-In Sales
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- New Sign UAW Strike in Final Stages
- GM Wants Lower Health Care Costs
- Investors OK with Strike
- Toyota Reveals New Mini Sports Car
- Buick's China EV Gets More Range
- China Sales Continue to Fall
- Sales in India Plummet
- Porsche Releases Taycan with Smaller Battery
- Faraday Future CEO Gives Up Stake in Company
- Harley Halts LiveWire Production
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- Renault Fires CEO
- Hyundai and Kia Reach Engine Settlement
- Ford and Holoride Partner on In-Car VR Experience
- Porsche and Boeing To Develop VTOL
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- Toyota’s LQ Concept Personalizes Autonomy
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- Ghosn Whistleblower Demoted
- Renault Looking for New Leader
- Consumer Reports Critiques Tesla Feature
- Cullinan Drives Rolls-Royce Growth
- Lexus Teases New BEV Concept
- BMW Boosts Gas Powered Cars to Pay for EVs
- SEAT Shows How Drones Can Help Improve Safety
- What Year is This Chevy Corvair?
- UAW Strike Costs GM Millions of Dollars
- PSA and Hyundai To Use Continental E-Drive Axle
- New Autonomous Vehicle Consortium Formed
- New Bosch Semiconductor Boosts EV Range
- Commute Times in U.S. Increase
- Volvo Reveals More Details About Electric XC40
- BMW M8 Gran Coupe Debuts
- Chevy Updates 2021 Colorado
- Strike Effect Continues to Trickle Down
- Nissan Names New CEO and COO
- Toyota Reveals New Van for Japan
- New Ram EcoDiesel Fuel Economy Figures
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- Last Buick Cascada Rolls Off the Line
- Ford Starts New Puma Production
- Harley LiveWire Not Having Desired Effect
- UAW Strike Enters Third Week
- Former UAW PR Directors Blast Leadership
- Nissan Wants to Oust Ghosn Whistleblower
- Volvo and Geely Merge Engine Operations
- Ford Updates European Models
- NASA Tests First Electric Plane
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- Toyota Teaching Robots with VR
- EV Sales Slow in September
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- Driver’s Don’t Trust Lane Keeping Systems
- Lucid Motors Inches Closer to Production
- Tesla to Start Production in China This Month
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- Ford Gives Us Peek at Its Mobility Business
- Corvette Shows Off Convertible C8
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- U.S. Vehicle Sales Drop
- UAW Rejects Latest GM Proposal
- Volvo Teases Electric XC40
- Toyota C-HR Updated For 2020
- Nissan Develops Manufacturing Breakthrough
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- Vehicle Discounts Up in Q3
- Large Electric Bus Completes Durability Test
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- UAW Strike Continues
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- Tesla on Track to Top 100,000 Sales This Quarter
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- September Sales Forecast to be Down
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- Absenteeism at GM Needs to be Improved
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- UAW Medical Benefits Cut During Strike
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- Strike at GM Looks More Likely
- GM Lost Market Share w/o CMO
- Range Revealed for Ford's Mustang-Inspired EV
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- Honda Joins with Germany's Ubitricity
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- Toyota Develops New Platform for Small Cars
- Ford's Credit Rating Slashed
- Ward's Rates 10 Best User Experiences
- UAW Could Go After GM's Arlington Plant
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- BMW's Kidney About to Burst
- Mercedes Concept Features Digital Grille
- Honda's Little EV Has Big Price
- Hyundai Concept Hints at Future EV Design
- Audi Reveals Wild Autonomous Off-Roader
- Land Rover Defender is Back
- New Nissan CEO Let Go for Familiar Reasons
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- President Trump Talks with GM’s Mary Barra
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- Self Cleaning Sensors on Ford’s Autonomous Vehicles
- New VW E-Up! Gets Larger Battery, Increased Range
- VW Provides EV Kit for Classic Beetles
- Jeep Renegade Plug-In Hybrid Set For 2020
- GM to Integrate Google Into Next-Gen Infotainment
- Karim Habib Appointed Head of Kia Design
- Cadillac’s Deborah Wahl Promoted to GM CMO
- Mary Barra to Meet with President Trump
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- Tesla's Sales Hit a Brick Wall
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- VW Cheated on Gas Engines Too
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- GM Developing New Vehicle for The U.S. Army
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- EVs Will Continue to Chip Away at ICEs
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- Chevy Introduces ‘Buckle to Drive’ Feature
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- GM Introduces All-New Electrical Architecture
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- Ford Employees Preparing for Layoffs
- Alonso Fails to Qualify for Indy 500
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- Autopilot Involved in Another Fatal Crash
- Hyundai Named Best Non-Luxury CPO Program
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- Tariff Relief Could Be Short Lived
- Honda and VW Used Battery Solutions
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- Continental Develops See Through Materials
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- Volvo Launches Car Accident Advisor App
- VW Gives Lesson on Design Terms
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- Nissan Blames Former CEO for Poor Performance
- GM Preparing for a Downturn
- Maserati to Get BMW AV Technology
- Citroen Creates Autonomous, Long Distance EV
- Kia Teases All-New Small SUV
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- Tesla Durability Remarkably Good
- Auto Industry Entering Tough Phase
- North American Market Slows
- GM Might Sells Lordstown Plant to Workhorse
- VW Readies 1st ID Electric Vehicle
- 6-Wheeled Race Car Inspires Wild Go Kart
- Honda Names Its Little Urban EV
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- Busch Beer Creates "Millennial" NASCAR
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- New Driving Mode for Google Assistant
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- Enterprise Tests Subscription Service
- Ferrari Posts Strong Earnings
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- Daimler Applies 3D Printing to Manufacturing Line
- Trump Threatens to Increase Tariffs on China
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- Diesel Market Getting Stronger in U.S.
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- LA Proposes Bold New EV Goals
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- EV Sales Skyrocket
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- VW Designs AVs For People with Disabilities
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- Full-Size Commercial Van Sales Soar
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- Tesla Likely Needs A Capital Raise
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- Distracted Driving Becomes Massive Epidemic
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- April Sales Are Anyone’s Guess
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- Tesla Upgrades Model S And X
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- Volvo Buses Tests 1st Autonomous, Electric Bus
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- Audi Unveils Q4 E-Tron Concept
- Mitsubishi Shows Off SUV Concept
- Goodyear’s Wild Tire for Autonomous Flying Cars
- Carlos Ghosn Granted Bail, But It's Appealed
- GM to Stop Production in Ohio Plant
- Hyundai and Kia Rolling Out Digital Keys
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- New Mercedes-AMG GT R Roadster
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- Kia Imagines a New EV Concept
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- Subaru VIZIV Adrenaline Concept
- U.S. Car Sales Dip in February
- Volvo To Limit Car Speeds
- Car Finance Costs Skyrocket in UK
- EVs Not Easier to Build Than ICE Vehicles
- Tesla to Debut New Supercharger, Model Y Soon
- Ford Ends Taurus Production...Again
- Edsel Ford’s Importance to Company’s Success
- Tesla Plans to Close Most Stores
- GM Management Shakeup
- Toyota Teams Up to Create HD Maps
- FedEx To Test Autonomous Delivery Robots
- New SEAT EV Looks a Lot Like a Tesla
- Porsche Clarifies Macan’s Future
- Ferrari Takes Wraps Off the F8 Tributo
- BMW and Daimler to Jointly Develop AV Tech.
- Apple Trims Staff for Self-Driving Program
- Hyundai Will Spend Billion on New Tech.
- Ford Offers 5.0L Supercharger Kit
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- Mercedes Refreshes the GLC
- Lamborghini Chops the Top Off the Huracan
- FCA Expands Jeep and Ram Production
- GM Sued By UAW
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- Nissan Teases IMQ Concept
- Honda Reveals E Prototype
- Polestar 2 To Take on Tesla Model 3
- Jaguar Unveils New XE
- New Mercedes GLE Gets AMG Treatment
- Hyundai Paves Way for New Leader
- Peugeot Coming Back to the U.S.
- SEC Goes After Elon Musk Again
- Next-Gen Porsche Macan Going Electric
- Volkswagen Creates New Software Division
- New Kia Soul Updates and Impressions
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- GM to Continue Making Impala and CT6
- Lexus Hits Big Milestone
- Peugeot Shows Off New 208
- BMW Makes Vehicle Interaction Easier
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- Trump Admin. Breaks Off Talks with the CARB
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- CR Pulls Tesla Model 3 Recommendation
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- New Porsche 911′s Active Aerodynamics
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- Kia to Show New EV Concept in Geneva
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- Alfa Romeo Disputes That It’s Not Making New Models
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- BMW to Open R and D Office in Tel Aviv
- Ford Considers Trimming Russian Operations
- Audi Making Cuts in Europe
- HondaJet Sales Blast Off
- IndyCar Implementing New Driver Safety Measure
- Alfa Romeo Pumps the Brakes on New Models
- BMW to Axe 6 Series Gran Turismo
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- Civic Hatchback Production Could Come to U.S.
- Citroen Ami One Concept
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- Subaru VIZIV ADRENALINE CONCEPT
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- Bet on the Icy Demise of a Saturn
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- Rivian Gets $700 Million In Investments
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- ZF’s Outlook on Autonomy
- Elon Musk Generates More Controversy
- Ford Teases Electric Crossover
- Suzuki Abandons China
- Mercedes Updates Flagship Commercial Truck
- NASCAR In Denial Over Troubles
- Kia K900’s Staggering Repair Costs
- Tesla Props Up the EV Segment
- Garrett Turbo Gets Spun Off
- Consumers Making Car Payments On Time
- The SAE Is On An AV Mission
- 2019 Acura ILX Updates
- 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Impressions
- August Sales Strong, But Flat
- Luxury Brands Hit Headwinds
- Passenger Cars Continue to Plummet
- Mercedes-Benz’s First Serious EV
- Volvo’s Vision for Mobility Services
- eTorque Boosts MPG’s
- Piston Coatings Improve Efficiency
- Ford to Merge with VW in Europe?
- F1, IndyCar and NASCAR Race Results
- New European Fuel and Emission Test Creating Havoc
- EU Fleets Turning to Daily Rentals
- Ford Using Drones to Inspect High Places
- Baojun Shows New Small EV
- FCA and Mahindra Battle Heating Up
- Cadillac Escalade Turns 20
- First Impressions: New Kia Forte
- Indian Motorcycles Gets Automotive Tech
- Formula E Working on Off-Road Series
- Roush Turns the Mustang Up to 11
- Progress of High Octane Fuel Standard
- Ford Gets Downgraded
- Chariot Expands in London
- Hyundai Reworks Kona Headlights to Earn Safety Pick
- Honda CR-V Headed Back to Japan with Updates
- Lexus RC Coupe Gets LC Inspiration
- Lego Makes Full-Size Bugatti Chiron
- Roechling Develops Better Active Air Blinds
- Details on U.S. and Mexico Trade Agreement
- Musk Back to His Twitter Ways
- Gigafactory Getting Its Solar Roof
- Magna Forms New Auto Lighting Company
- Teasers From Kia and Mercedes
- Aretha Franklin’s Final Ride in Classic Hearse
- Toyota Wants to Triple China Production
- SAE Out to Change AV Perception
- U.S. and Mexico Reach Trade Deal
- Toyota and Uber to Collaborate on Autonomy
- Former FCA Labor Negotiator Going to Jail
- Waymo Sets Up Chinese Subsidiary
- Didi Halts Ride-Hailing Services
- Nissan’s 1st Chinese EV Starts Production
- Ford Creates New Customer Focused Organization
- Musk Won’t Take Tesla Private
- Ferrari Race Car Sets Auction Record
- Weekend Race Results
- Mercedes’ Homage to The Past
- Traffic Management Industry Poised for Growth
- New Hyundai Santa Fe Is Stronger, Lighter and Quieter
- Acura RDX’s New Multi-Link Suspension
- Elon Musk Hires Help to Take Tesla Private
- August Car Sales Expected to Be Up
- Open Wheel Racing Returns to Australia
- BMW Reveals Production Z4
- Infiniti Prototype 10 Concept
- Audi Unveils PB-18 e-Tron
- Jaguar to Build Classic Electric E-Types
- Why We Hate Warning Labels
- Geely Makes a Great Leap Forward
- FCA Gets Offer for Magneti Marelli
- VW Wants Aurora, Aurora Says No
- Hyundai Updates the Elantra
- Fewer Subprime Car Buyers
- Dealers Don’t Like Hyundai Refunds
- Opel Reveals All-New Concept SUV
- Is Mid-Engine GM Test Car a Cadillac?
- Formula E to Sell 1st-Gen Cars
- Hyundai’s Performance N Brand Beating Expectations
- Hyundai Kona Electric Range Revealed
- VW is Going to Boost Production in Germany
- More People Take to Leasing New Cars
- Feds Accuse FCA of Trying to Corrupt UAW Talks
- VW Can’t Shake Diesel Scandal
- Short Sellers Take Advantage of Tesla Volatility
- Ford Ranger Raptor Debuts in Europe
- Bugatti Creates 5 Million Euro Supercar
- Digital Cockpit for Buses
- Nissan Aims to Become 3rd Largest OEM in China
- MPG Freeze Will Lead to Fewer EV Sales
- Car Sales Red Hot in Russia
- GM Expands in Uzbekistan
- Wickens Survives Wicked Crash
- BMW M8 Wins 1st Race
- Lucid Motors in Talks with Saudi Wealth Fund
- Creating Auto Show Displays
- VW Doesn’t Need More Economy of Scale
- eBay Beefs Up Car Parts Business
- Ford Unveils New Mustang Cobra Jet
- Infiniti Reveals Prototype 10 Concept
- FCA Plant Switches from Old Tech to High Tech
- Magna’s SmartAccess Technology
- The SEC is Investigating Tesla
- Tesla “Saboteur” Tweets VINs of “Defective” Cars
- Marchionne Failed to Report Expensive Gift
- Fernando Alonso Drops Out of F1
- VW Offers Wide and Wild Color Palette
- Hertz Celebrates Anniversary with Corvette Z06
- Ford Publishes Philosophy on AVs
- Bollinger B1 Gets a Nose Job
- Big Truck Sales Soar
- Chevy Adds More Silverado Trim Levels
- Alex Zanardi’s Remarkable Comeback
- Infiniti Teases Electric Concept
- Japanese Automotive Invitational at Pebble Beach
- JLR Plans Restoration Facility in U.S.
- How Automakers Can Free Up Billions in Capital
- More to UAW and FCA Scandal?
- Saudis Told Musk He Should Take Tesla Private
- Hydrogen Fuel Breakthrough?
- VW’s Electrify America Launches TV Ad
- Pricing for Ford Ranger Announced
- Ford to Launch New Performance Vehicle
- Mid-Size Pickup Truck Sales
- Nissan Frontier Sales Keep on Truckin’
- Honda Ridgeline Sales Way Down
- Lidar’s First Casualty
- Ford Dominates at MIS
- Richard Rawlings Stuffs Hellcat into the Wall
- Kia Asks, “Can You Hear Me Now?”
- Autonomy Could Save You Thousands
- More Details on All-New Chevy Silverado
- Tesla’s Stock Falls Fast
- Ford to Run Mustang in NASCAR
- Mazda Diesel Has Disappointing MPGs
- Chevrolet Silverado Goes Tow Crazy
- China Blocks Mercedes With Non-Tariff Barriers
- Hey, Where’d All the Cars Go?
- Is There Life Left in The I.C.E.?
- SEC Investigating Elon Musk for Fraud
- How Ford Going Private Differs from Tesla
- Audi Reveals More e-tron SUV Details
- More Automakers Accused of Improper Tests
- Ford to Build Baby Bronco
- Ford Produces 10 Millionth Mustang
- GM’s Dynamic Fuel Management System
- Smart Parking Brake
- Musk Considers Taking Tesla Private
- Most Chinese EV Startups Will Fail
- Ford Unveils New SUV In China
- Ford Rolls Out Exoskeleton Tech Globally
- GM Pickups Rack Up Test Miles
- GM Adds OTA Updates to Full-Size Pickups
- Why Valve Stems Need Protection from Hackers
- Shared Mobility Will Help with Recycling
- EV Incentives Should be Based on Sliding Scale
- GM Creeps Closer to Tax Credit Plateau
- Electrification to Reduce Transmission Gears
- European Automakers Face Big Emission Fines
- Sanctions on Iran Impact Automakers
- Jaguar E-PACE Impressions
- Nissan Sells Electric Battery Operations
- Daimler In Talks to Build Smart EVs In China
- FCA Attempts to Block Mahindra Roxor
- Ford Introduces Wrong Way Alert
- Tesla Develops Neural Network Chips in Secret
- U of M-Dearborn Demonstrates Mobility Tech
- Weekend Race Results
- Why Toyota Chose Fuel Cell Semi
- Trump Proposes to Rollback Fuel Economy Rules
- No End in Sight for Passenger Car Decline
- Tesla No Longer a Niche Player
- Ford Uses Motion Capture to Improve Production
- Chevy Makes Towing Easier in New Silverado
- Ferrari’s Stock Takes a Big Hit
- GM Seeks Buick Envision Tariff Exemption
- How OEM Bonuses Impact Car Dealers Business
- Ford Shops Its South American Unit
- Magneti Marelli Buys Autonomous Tech Company
- Toyota Details Electrification Strategy
- Faraday Future Completes 1st Body-in-White
- Tesla to Boost Model 3 Production
- New Tesla Update Includes Atari Games
- Jul Sales Results
- Detroit Three Fall Behind in Crossovers
- Discontinued Vehicle Retention Trends
- Honda Creates Charging App for Fit EV Owners
- Ford Ranger Makes Towing Easier
- Tesla to Invest $5 Billion In China Factory
- VW Considers Producing Its Own Battery Cells
- UPS Tests Electric Delivery Truck
- BMW Building New Plant for Both ICE and EV
- New Silverado Has Biggest Pickup Bed
- Lexus Announces 2019 ES Pricing
- Ford Ponders Small Pickup for U.S.
- Harley-Davidson Shows New Products
- Toyota Boosts Range of Fuel Cell Semi
- Uber Ends Autonomous Semi Development
- EPA Reverses Glider Truck Rule
- BMW Raises Prices on SUVs In China
- Profits on EVs And AVs Won’t Be Easy for Automakers
- Weekend Race Results
- Concours d’Elegance of America Highlights
- Market for Passive ADAS About to Explode
- FCA Denies Knowledge of Marchionne’s Health
- Hyundai’s Union Eases Up on Demands
- Rental Companies Face Existential Crisis
- Detroit Automakers Report Lower Profits
- Ford Transit Skeletal Chassis Cab Updates
- ZF Fights Motion Sickness
- New Technology Investment Helping Suppliers
- Trump Backs Off on EU Tariffs
- Toyota to Expand Production of Fuel Cells
- Ford F-150 Limited Gets Raptor Engine for 2019
- Would Americans Buy a Chinese Brand Vehicle?
- Waymo Expands in Phoenix, Arizona
- Mercedes A-Class Sedan Coming to America
- Daimler Splits into Three Separate Units
- RIP Sergio Marchionne
- Honda HR-V Updates
- GM Rolls Out Airbnb Like Service
- Bosch Creates Predictive Road-Condition Service
- Ford Creates Autonomous Vehicle Unit
- Daimler And Baidu Expand Partnership
- New Corvette on Its Way
- Audi Reveals the New Q3
- Porsche Unveils the New Macan
- Millennials Driving Growth in Car Sales
- California Could Lose Power to Set Standards
- Uber is Global Leader in Ride-Sharing
- Mercedes A-Class Has Lowest Coefficient of Drag
- Kia Sportage Gets a Refresh
- New Chinese Startup to Debut in LA
- Sergio Marchionne Leaves FCA
- Ferrari Names New Management
- Detroit Auto Show Moves from January to June
- Waymo Racks Up Autonomous Miles
- BMW Plans to Electrify M Division
- New Toyota Supra Details
- Weekend Race Results
- Electric Corvette Has Manual Transmission
- Inspecting Engines with Miniature Robots
- Dodge Reveals New Cars for Drag Strip
- 2019 Audi A8 Pricing
- FCA Will Spin Off Magneti Marelli
- Continental Splits into Three Units
- Mitsubishi Creates New Dealership Design
- Trump’s Tariffs an Opportunity for Shiloh
- Manheim Sees Jump in Online Sales
- Hyundai Opens Digital Showroom on Amazon
- Unique Genesis GV80 Detail Going Into Production
- BMW Uses X-Ray to Improve Quality
- Manual Transmission Could Go Away
- Nissan Announces LEAF NISMO
- Kia Niro EV Goes on Sale in South Korea
- MDX Refresh Includes 1st A-Spec Model
- SKODA Supports Geocaching with Trackable Coins
- Genesis Poaches Top Talent
- Honda Launches New Mini-Van in Japan
- Green Cars Sales Make Progress in U.S.
- Dealerships Will Continue to Disappear
- Glickenhaus Shows Throwback Models
- Clarification on Genesis Build Model
- Aston Martin and Rolls Royce Develop VTOLs
- VW I.D. R Breaks Another Record
- Tesla Consolidates Electronics for Big Savings
- Musk’s Twitter Attacks Hurt Tesla
- Big Truck Sales Not Slowing Down
- All-Wheel-Drive Vehicles Booming Globally
- Genesis G70 Driving Impressions
- Tesla Model 3 Solidly Profitable
- Weekend Race Results
- The Race Car of The Future?
- Citroen’s Weird Glasses Reduce Motion Sickness
- Lamborghini Sales on Fire
- Maserati Unveils High Performance Levante
- Genesis G70 Details
- Honda and Panasonic Test Swappable Batteries
- Tesla Loses $7,500 Tax Credit
- Autonomous Vehicle Fail
- Mercedes Resurrects 1930’s Land Speed Record Car
- Seats About to Become Smart Devices
- GM Sells More Pickups Than Ford
- Genesis Switching to Build-to-Order Model
- Ex-Tesla Employee Makes Damning Claims
- BMW Shows a “Concept” at Goodwood
- Fusion Name Will Live On, Likely as Wagon
- Why VW Won’t Electrify the Jetta
- Tesla Gets Approval for Chinese Factory
- Ronaldo’s Move to Italy a Goldmine for Jeep
- Bosch and Daimler Launch Automated Shuttle Service
- Detroit Auto Show Moves to June
- Toyota Launches New Ride Sharing Service
- Ford, BMW and PSA Test 5G-V2X Communication
- Audi and Huawei Partner on Connected Car Tech
- Baidu Teams with BMW and Hyundai
- BMW Expands Its Presence in China
- New Stitching Process Uses Lasers
- Mercedes Electrifies Citaro Bus
- Advanced Driver Assist Systems for Buses
- Nissan Plans for Future of Auto Industry
- U.S. Car Sales Continue to Defy Experts
- Passenger Car Sales Continue to Tumble
- Honda Introduces Hybrid Scooter
- Weekend Racing Results
- Volvo Launches New Mobility Brand
- Trade War Leads to Price Increases
- Nissan And Italdesign Create GT-R Prototype
- Dodge’s Most Powerful SRT Hellcat Lineup Ever
- NIO Delivers First All-Electric SUV In China
- Delivering Groceries with Autonomous Vehicles
- Freightliner Delivers EV Trucks
- Chevy Improves Volt’s Charging Time
- Robots Won’t Kill Manufacturing Jobs
- Musk Has Strong Words for Doubters
- Waymo Wants “Large Number” of Cars for Europe
- Volvo and FedEx Test Autonomous Platooning
- FCA Reveals Mobility Services Strategy
- Ford Early on CO2 Targets
- June Gets Boost from Extra Selling Days
- Audi Delays e-tron Launch
- Volvo Plans Level 4 Autonomous Car
- Trump Tariffs Could Cost Consumers Billions
- Magneti Marelli Develops Compact AV Sensors
- Flights to Rome Project
- Aston Martin DBS Superleggera
- Ram ProMaster Ditches Crosshair Grille
- MEMA Wants Congress to Take Action on Trade
- Mercedes Makes Room for EQ Brand
- Volvo Predicts Shorter Range EVs
- Pratt and Miller Develops Extreme Travel Suspension
- Consortium Works to Make Standard for Digital Keys
- Next-Gen Chevrolet Malibu Details
- Paris Ride-Sharing Companies in Jeopardy
- Auto Shows Benefit Small Carmakers
- Dana Becomes More Vertically Integrated
- VW Breaks Pikes Peak Record
- Weekend Racing Results
- Ford Turns Train Station into Tech Hub
- Graphene Used to Heat and Cool Seat
- GM Shakes Up Executive Responsibilities
- VW Gives Regional Authority to Brands
- Blazer Back from the Dead
- Volvo’s Autonomous Technology for Boats
- Toyota Upgrades the Century
- PSA Thinks It Can Make Big Money with Ride Sharing
- Tariffs to Impact Mercedes and Volvo
- Volvo Reveals New S60 Sedan
- Volvo’s Polestar to Compete w/ Tesla Model 3
- IndyCar Develops New Steering Rack
- 2019 Jeep Renegade Gets a Refresh
- Mazda Gives the Miata More Power
- Audi to Test Passenger Drones
- Ford and VW Explore Partnership
- Hyundai and Audi Partner to Develop Fuel Cell EVs
- Porsche Acquires Stake in Rimac
- Volvo Opens 1st U.S. Plant
- Magna to Build Cars in China
- Nissan Develops New High Strength Steel
- Honda Insight Driving Impressions
- Musk Says Employee Sabotaged Tesla
- China Retaliates to U.S. Tariffs
- Red Bull Switches to Honda Power
- Old Daimler-Chrysler Platform Extended
- Volvo to Increase Recycled Material Content
- BMW Reveals All-New 8 Series Coupe
- Lincoln MKC to Be Renamed Corsair
- Mercedes Tests 1st All-Electric SUV
- GM Introduces New Small EV In China
- Škoda Keeps Bombs and Bullets at Bay
- Passenger Car Sales Continue to Slump
- Passenger Car Drop Global Phenomenon
- New Manufacturing Technique
- Domino’s Launches Campaign to Fix Potholes
- Is A 50-Mile EV Range Adequate?
- Honda Insight Details
- Mid-Size Pickup Sales Soar
- Cars and Cognac
- Audi Uses Video Game to Train Dealer Employees
- Ford Adds Street Smarts to Bicycle Jackets
- New Build Process Needed for AVs
- UAW Elects a New President
- GM’s CFO Retires
- Could Car Sales Drop by Millions?
- Germany Fines Volkswagen
- Ford and Daimler End Fuel Cell Partnership
- Ford Improves Fuel Economy for Fleets
- How Super Cruise Responds in Emergencies
- Tesla Cuts Workforce
- Prosecutors Allege FCA/UAW Conspiracy
- Ferrari To Offer Bridgestone Run-Flat Tires
- Used Car Prices Hit Record High
- Toyota Makes Big Bet on Mobility
- Volvo S60 Polestar Details
- Trump Tariff Threatens Car Sales
- Adient Running into Trouble
- Autopilot Gets an Update
- Continental Shows Morphing Technology
- Magneti Marelli Develops Optical Silicone
- IIHS Crash Tests Reveal Midsize SUV Safety Issues
- Ford Upgrades the Shelby GT350
- UAW Facing Tumultuous Convention
- Porsche Mission E Now the Taycan
- Weekend Racing Results
- AxleTech Develops New E-Axle
- New Hub Motor Ready for Mass Production
- Honda Looks Back in Time with Retro Motorcycles
- GM’s Smooth Steering Super Cruise System
- Lincoln Nautilus Production Moving to China
- Ford Management Changes in China
- Ford May Close Transmission Plant in France
- GM Hamtramck Plant Days Could Be Numbered
- German Unions Worried EVs Will Kill Jobs
- Kia Unveils Electric Niro
- Toyota’s Toy Story
- Nissan Kicks Driving Impressions
- Hyundai Shows Design Direction
- Details of Hyundai’s N Brand
- Cadillac Expands Super Cruise
- Cruise Automation Already Worth $11 Billion?
- BMW Develops 1st Racing Headlight
- FCA Details its Path to Autonomy
- GM and Honda Developing Batteries
- Daimler Introduces Two New Electric Trucks
- FCA Has Big Plans for Jeep
- Is FCA Dropping Lancia?
- BMW Reveals New X5
- Audi Shows All-New Q8
- Toyota Teams with 7-Eleven
- Musk Gives Updates on Tesla
- Texas Excludes Tesla from EV Rebates
- Next-Gen Mustang Has 2022 Production Date
- Transit Connect Moves to Flat Rock
- Lincoln to Drop Continental in Just 2 Years
- GM and Audi Make EV Push in China
- Mazda and Subaru Hold Back on EVs
- Hella Upgrades Matrix Headlamps
- Apple CarPlay to Allow Google Maps and Waze
- Continental Bans Certain Social Media
- Vending Machines Headed to Ride-Sharing
- May Sales Stronger Than Expected
- May Sales Results for Major OEMs
- Pace Car Crashes in Detroit
- Britain Wants to be Leader in AVs
- Toyota to Merge Electronics with Denso
- Daimler Launching a Comedy Show
- Continental Helping to Reduce Emissions
- FCA Presents Five-Year Plan
- FCA and Waymo Expand Partnership
- Uber Wants to Use Waymo’s Technology
- GM Cruise Gets Huge Investment
- 1st Autonomous Vehicle with Solid-State Lidar
- Kenya Grows Its Automotive Industry
- Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV Pros and Cons
- After Update, CR Now Recommends Tesla’s Model 3
- Land Rover Developing Autonomous Off-Road Technology
- How VW Lightened Its Pike Peak EV Racer
- Cost of 3D Printing Coming Down Fast
- All-New 2019 Acura RDX Impressions
- Nissan Slashes North American Production
- Kia Names New Head of U.S. Operations
- Jeff Bracken to Retire from Lexus
- California to Test Digital License Plates
- Panasonic Developing Cobalt-Free Batteries
- GM Explains South Korea Decision
- Hella Lighting Technology in Audi’s A8
- 2019 Acura RDX Price
- Weekend Racing Results
- BMW Offers Wireless Charging Option
- Nissan Celebrates with Convertible LEAF
- Uber At Fault for Fatal Autonomous Accident
- BMW and MIT Create Printed Inflatable Materials
- Hydrogen Network for Fuel Cell Semi Trucks
- Nikola Taps Bosch for Fuel Cell Development
- Mercedes Expands E-Class Family
- How GM Balances Its Scale
- Imported Vehicles a Security Threat?
- Elon Musk Criticizes the Media
- HERE Creates New OTA Update Solution
- Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Make Progress
- Toyota Expanding Fuel Cell Production
- 2019 Ford F-150 Raptor Updates
- U.S. Sales Forecast to Drop in May
- Price of Raw Materials Going Up
- JLR’s Earnings Drop
- Dana Develops E-Axle for Chinese Market
- Daimler Highlights Factory of the Future
- Workhorse Tests Drone Package Delivery
- Toyota Puts Its History Online
- Consumer Reports Will Not Recommend Tesla’s Model 3
- China Pushes Buyers Into EVs, Out of Gas
- China Reduces Import Tariffs
- Low-Cost 3D Surround-View Camera from Magna
- Dodge Viper Badges and Their Nicknames
- Aerodynamic Wheels for Big Trucks
- Bosch Helps Motorcycles from Wiping Out
- Tesla Model 3 Performance Version Details
- Toyota Says Solid State Batteries Decade Away
- Merrill Lynch Issues Industry Warning
- FCA in Hot Water Over Diesel Emissions
- Former Ford Pres. Lands at Multimatic
- Indy 500 Qualifying Results
- 3D Printing Can Help Reduce Complexity
- Fiat Stops Building Most Passenger Cars In Italy
- Nissan Wants Bigger Voice in Alliance
- Toyota’s Shocking EV Move
- Ford’s “Weather Factory”
- Volvo Goes to War on Plastic Cups
- Shell’s Hyper Fuel Efficient Semi-Truck
- Is Africa the Next Auto Powerhouse?
- Volkswagen Pulls Out of Paris Auto Show
- GM to Extend Platform Lifecycle
- Door Rings Allow RDX’s Giant Panoramic Roof
- May Mobility to Deploy Autonomous Fleet
- BMW Gets License to Test AVs in China
- Ford Goes to Great Lengths for F-150
- RAM Details Benefits of 48V System
- Cadillac Adds a Bigger CUV To Its Lineup
- Car Sales Up in Germany
- EV Charger Breakthrough
- Kia Introduces Sportage with Diesel 48V Hybrid
- Nissan Drops Out of Australian V8 Supercars
- Hot Wheels Celebrates 50th Anniversary
- Ford Upgrades Its Backup Camera
- Over Saturation of Crossovers Coming
- OEMs Should Merge Powertrain Business
- Cheap, Simple Sun Visor Supplement
- Japanese OEMs Turning to More Women
- Kia Stinger’s Structural Sound System
- Subaru Introduces 1st Plug-In
- Suppliers Rate Best OEMs To Work With
- India Emerging as Major Auto Market
- Teens Want Cash to Stop Texting
- Weekend Race Results
- Ram 1500 Aero Improvements
- Audi Pulls Out of Detroit Show
- Mazda Names New CEO
- UPS Reveals Electric Delivery Vans
- Aston Shows Off Lagonda SUV
- VW Takes Wraps Off New Hot Hatch
- Dodge Creates Police Version of the Durango
- Designing Vehicles That People Can Trust
- Cadillac Will Drop the ATS Sedan
- Mobility Services Booming
- OEMs to Meet with Trump
- New Jeep Wrangler Fuel Economy
- China Delays U.S.-Made Cars at Customs
- Wild Custom Semi Truck from Finland
- Tesla and Panasonic Want to Make Batteries in China
- Rolls-Royce Reveals Cullinan SUV
- Toyota Reports Earnings
- Volvo Out Performing All Automakers in U.S.
- Consumers Warm Up to EVs
- Uber Introduces Electric Passenger Drone
- Uber and NASA Partner to Test Passenger Drones
- Can Smells Help Prevent Motion Sickness in AVs?
- NASCAR Looking for Potential Buyers
- Pedestrian Fatalities on the Rise
- Volvo Expands Hazard Light Alert
- Volvo’s Next Infotainment System to be Android Based
- Drive.ai Launches AV Ride-Hailing Pilot in Texas
- New Toyota Highlander Coming Soon
- Ford Halts Truck Plant Due to Fire
- DOJ Protects VW’s CEO
- Mazda Turns It Around
- Lyft Partners with Aptiv
- Maserati In Trouble
- Weekend Race Results
- CAFE Vs. Gas Tax
- Former VW CEO Charged in Diesel Scandal
- Ferrari Is Minting Money
- Car Sales Soar in Brazil
- GM’s Unique Approach to Lightweighting
- Toyota Builds AV Test Center in Michigan
- Dealers Respond to EV Critics
- Tesla Earnings Both Good and Bad
- Elon Musk Berates Analyst
- NHTSA Questions Autopilot Safety
- Miami to Vote on Formula 1 Race
- Students Building AV Campus Shuttle
- OEMs to Meet Trump on Economy Standards
- Fresh Models Boost Jeep Sales
- April Car Sales Better Than Expected
- Passenger Cars Continue to Tumble
- Incentives on the Rise
- Lexus Launches New Hybrid Ad Campaign
- Porsche Reveals New Cayenne Plug-In
- Challenger Hellcat Gets a New Hood
- Nikola Motors Sues Tesla
- 17 States Sue EPA
- Will April Sales Go Up or Down?
- More OEMs Slashing Car Production
- Tesla to Report Record Losses
- Why Tesla Isn’t Going Away
- Could the Chinese Buy GM Korea?
- Military to Have AVs First
- Ford Helps the Blind on Road Trips
- Global Sales Up in Q1
- BMW To Use Magna Lidar System
- Lexus Takes the “Premium” Out of Its Hybrids
- Jeep Expands Partnership with Harley
- Weekend Race Results
- Why the Mahindra Roxor Looks Like a Jeep
- Ford F-150 Diesel Impressions
- Hyundai Reveals New Sporty Sedan
- Weekend Races
- How Many Countries Ship Cars to U.S.?
- Daimler Brings Garbage Truck to North America
- BMW Helps Create Hyperloop One Capsule
- Protecting Cars from Hackers
- Honda Everus EV Concept
- Nissan Sylphy EV for China
- Dongfeng Venucia Debuts The X Concept
- Jeep Reveals Chinese Grand Commander
- GM Takes a Big Hit in Q1
- FCA’s Q1 Earnings Beat Expectations
- Ford Prunes U.S. Car Lineup…
- … It Could Do the Same in Europe
- Ford Earnings Show Cost Cutting Needs
- Bosch Announced Diesel Breakthrough
- BMW Reveals iX3 Concept
- Lexus Unwraps New ES
- Kia Unveils YI PAO And K5 Plug-In
- You Said It!
- Mercedes Reveals Maybach CUV Concept
- Electric Busses Put Dent in Oil Demand
- DiDi Expands, Getting Bigger
- Lutz Says Chinese Won’t Get Much U.S. Market Share
- Amazon Will Deliver to GM and Volvo Cars
- Japan Needs AV Trucks for Driver Shortage
- Sales Forecast Sees AV Soaring
- Weekend Motorsports Update
- GM Korea Avoids Bankruptcy, For Now
- New 2019 Toyota Avalon Details
- Tesla Model 3′s Advanced Electronics
- Low-Cost All-Terrain Vehicle
- Shell and Toyota Move Forward with Hydrogen Project
- Lyft To Offset Emissions
- Osram Creates Infrared LEDs For Night Vision
- This Weekend’s Races
- State of Automaker/Supplier Relationship
- De Nysschen Out as Head of Cadillac
- FCA CEO to Be Announced Next Year
- Diesel F-150 Fuel Economy Figures
- New Ford Mustang Cobra Jet
- Opel’s German Plants 2X More Expensive Than PSA’s
- Tesla Accused of Using Misleading Autopilot Stat
- Tesla Aiming to Build 6,000 Model 3’s A Week
- Porsche Drops Out of Racing Series
- Buick Reveals Enspire Concept in China
- Mahindra Creates Pininfarina EV Brand
- Lexus Reveals New ES
- Hyundai Updates The H-1 Van
- Mercedes Teases New Maybach Concept
- BMW Creates New Digital Instrument Cluster
- Goodyear And Bridgestone Join Forces
- China to Lift Foreign Ownership Cap
- Tesla Pauses Model 3 Production
- VW Could Buy Navistar
- Toyota and Lexus to Add DSRC System
- Lidar Prices Dropping Fast
- BMW to Open 3D Printing Center
- Paint Plays a Role in Autonomy
- GM Slaps Big Discount on Escalade
- GM Cuts Shift at Cruze Plant
- Company Applies V2V Technology to Racing
- Tesla Says It Has Too Many Robots
- 2019 Jeep Cherokee Styling Changes
- Chevron and Exxon Seek Biofuels Waiver
- Automakers Call for Higher Octane Gasoline
- Have We Hit the Transmission Gear Limit?
- Big Truck Sales Indicate Good Times
- Tesla Feuds with the NTSB
- Why It Takes So Long to Create a Car Color
- VW Truck and Hino Form Partnership
- Volvo Truck Readies First Full EV
- Big Truck Sales Continue to Climb
- Tesla Model Y Production Details
- Continental Develops Hydroplaning Detection System
- Automakers Too Focused on Short Term
- VW Ousts CEO Matthias Mueller
- California Ready to Compromise
- Tenneco Acquires Federal-Mogul
- CES Teams Up with Paris Auto Show
- Buick Teases Velite 6 In China
- Hub Motors Breakthrough?
- 2019 Volkswagen Jetta Driving Impressions
- BMW and Kia Develop Wireless EV Charging Systems
- Chevy Bolt EV and AV Production Details
- Honda Insight Hybrid Headed for 2019 Production
- Mercedes to Tap smart Plant for EV Manufacturing
- Chevy Refreshes the Camaro for 2019
- Chevy Teases Next-Gen Silverado HD
- Ford Reveals All-New Global Focus
- 2019 Volkswagen Jetta Updates
- FCA Bank Partners with JLR and Aston Martin
- Trump Nominates NHTSA Chief
- Chevy Spark on The Chopping Block
- VW and Mazda Turn Around Sales
- U.S. Q2 Sales Expected to Remain Solid
- New Technique to Build Roads
- Michael Sprague Leaves Kia
- GM’s Chief Economist Retires
- Chevy Refreshes the Malibu, Cruze and Spark
- Green Car Segment Not Growing
- Passenger Cars Continue to Slide
- Are Executives Paid Too Much?
- Tesla Misses Model 3 Production Goal, Again
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- Sonic and Impala on the Chopping Block
- Russian Sales Starting to Rebound
- FCA to Spin Off Magneti Marelli
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- CA Allows Driverless Tests W/O Human
- Ford Escape Struggles in IIHS Passenger Test
- Where Do Designers Find Inspiration?
- Scott Pruitt Sets Off a Firestorm
- Legal Battle with California Likely
- The Standards Keep Getting Stricter
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- JLR Looks to the USA
- Beware of the Tesla Burst
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- GM Drops Monthly Sales Stats
- Tesla Acting Like Old School Car Company
- NTSB Angry at Tesla
- Tesla Crash Details
- Lincoln Tests Used Car Subscription Service
- Car Sales Plunge in China
- BMW Offering 3D Printers for Motorcycles
- GM Korea Struggles Continue
- Will Trump’s Tax Cut Help or Hurt Sales?
- Tesla Suspends Model S and X Production
- Uber Settles Out of Court
- World Sales Drop
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- SF Motors Touts 1,000 HP
- Bullitt Is a Pricey Mustang
- EU Mandates eCall
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- Tesla’s Stocks and Bonds Are Falling
- BMW and Daimler Combine Mobility Services
- Renault and Nissan Consider Merging
- VW Shows Concept Version of Atlas Pickup
- New Subaru Forester
- Kia Updates the Sedona Minivan
- Cadillac Won’t Share New V8 Engine
- New Nissan Altima Gets Massive V-Motion Grille
- Genesis Reveals Sleek EV Concept
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- Cadillac Reveals the XT4
- VW Unveils Atlas Cross Concept
- Audi Expands RS Lineup
- Toyota Introduces New RAV4
- Waymo Places Big Jaguar Order
- Toyota Begins Selling Fuel Cell Bus
- Hyundai Introduces NEXO In Korea
- California May Not Comply with New Regs.
- Waymo Says AVs Will Be Affordable Soon
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- New GMC Off-Road Brand to See Entire Lineup
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- New Toyota Yaris Drops iA Badging
- Waymo Calls Out Uber
- BMW Pulls Out of Detroit Show
- Hyundai’s Union Chief Calls EVs “Evil”
- Daimler Reveals DENZA EV
- Nissan to Offer Refabricated Batteries
- Nissan Partners to Recycle EV Batteries
- Why Buick Jumped into Wagon Segment
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- Toyota Introduces Corolla Hatchback
- MIT Develops System That Can See Through Fog
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- Video of Uber AV Accident Released
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- BMW Confirms Future EVs
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- Ford Updates the Fusion
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- Autonomous Car Kills Pedestrian
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- VW Working on Compact CUV
- Toyota Reveals 1st Flex-Fuel Hybrid
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- Renault Moves More Production Out of France
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- Truex Dominates in California
- GM Ready to Mass Produce AVs
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- Magna and Lyft Join Forces
- Nissan Promotes Head of North America
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- Mercedes Reveals New Maybach Limo
- All-New Kia K900 Interior
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- Ford to Reveal Future Product Plans
- Showdown Over Fuel Economy Standards
- Waymo Tries to Ease Public’s AV Fears
- Cadillac Plans to Produce the Escala
- Lear Creates Modular Seating System
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- GM to Test Airbnb-Like Ride-Sharing Service
- Toyota Supplies Avis with 10,000 Connected Cars
- Acura Teases Production RDX
- VW Secures Billions for Battery Supplies
- Tesla Could Put Strain on Neodymium Demand
- Waymo Testing Autonomous Semis
- Continental Boosts 48V Hybrid Production
- GM Reveals Baojun 530
- Ford Brings Back California Special Mustang
- Ford Updates the Fiesta ST
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- Nissan Reveals Sketch of the New Altima
- Kia Teases the New K900
- Highlights of the New Ram 1500
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- Ford Teaches Saudi Women How to Drive
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- Tesla Struggles to Find Chinese JV Partner
- BMW Reveals the New X4
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- New Sensor Monitors Brain Activity
- Magna Develops New Kind of Radar
- Benchmarking the Tesla Model 3
- GM Wants Major Cost Reductions in Korea
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- Mercedes-Maybach S-Class Slightly Refreshed
- Toyota Teases New Sports Car Concept
- Tesla Model 3 Interior Impressions
- EVs Still Face Cost Challenges
- Trump Wants to Cut Fuel Economy Standards
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- Ford Boosts Large SUV Production
- Porsche Offering 3D Printed Replacement Parts
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- Fiat Updates The 500
- Hyundai Reveals Sonata Hybrid and Plug-In
- Volkswagen Arteon Makes U.S. Debut
- Fast and Furious Will Make You Speed
- Jaguar Reproduces Iconic Sports Car
- Kona EV Beats Bolt EV In Range
- Why Autonomy Won’t Get Rid of Humans
- Tesla Reports 2017 Earnings
- Ford Transit Connect Wagon Updates
- Ford Turns KA Into a Crossover
- New Ford Ranger Raptor
- Kia Unveils SP Concept for India
- New Mercedes Sprinter Details
- Geely Buys Stake in Daimler
- Driving A Sports Car Is Good for Your Health
- Fuel Cells Making Progress
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- FCA Management Changes
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- GM Reports 2017 Earnings
- FCA Workers Sue UAW
- FCA Criticized for Ram Super Bowl Ad
- EV Sales Stall
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- Ford Files Patent for AV Police Car
- Tesla-Based Racing Series Gets FIA Approval
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- Ford Says Hybrids Make More Sense for Autonomy
- Strike Looms in Germany
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- Trump Tax Cuts Boost FCA and Ford Earnings
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- Ford EcoSport Already on Sale in U.S.
- Magneti Integrates Autonomous Sensors
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- Another Tesla Autopilot Crash
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- Tesla Stock Could Soar Even More
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- AEB Really Catching On
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- BMW Aims to Overtake Mercedes
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- Audi Workers Help Save Millions
- Mustang V8 Named Best Engine
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- GAC’s Trumpchi Brand Not for the U.S.
- AVs Produce Unprecedented Amount of Data
- Mazda Still Sees Opportunities for Rotary Engine
- Big Truck Sales Soar in America
- PSA Outlines EV, AV and U.S. Plans
- Ford Cuts Back on Cars
- Infiniti Plans Electrified Line-Up
- Ferrari Wants to Take on Tesla
- IndyCar Debuts New Aero Kit
- Eyes on Design Winners
- Kia Reveals the New Forte
- 2019 Toyota Avalon
- Lexus LF-1 Limitless Concept
- 2019 Ram 1500
- Nissan Xmotion Concept
- Infiniti Q Inspiration Concept
- 2019 Volkswagen Jetta
- 2019 Acura RDX Prototype
- 2019 Hyundai Veloster
- NACTOY Winners
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- Why Infotainment Is So Important
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- Nissan and NASA Work on Autonomous Mobility
- Boeing Develops VTOL for Deliveries
- Mercedes Improves Its Nav. w/ what3words
- Ford Updates Edge, Including New ST Model
- Chevy Announces New Class 4 and 5 Trucks
- Ford Sued Over Possible Diesel Cheating
- Continental Considers Major Overhaul
- Alabama Wins Toyota-Mazda Plant
- Toyota Adds Amazon Alexa
- Ford’s Autonomous and Mobility Strategy
- Wild Electric Scooter
- Will Car Sales Improve In 2018?
- Car Sharing to Hurt Car Sales?
- Big Trucks Post Big 2017
- Musk to Open Old-School Drive-In
- Byton Reveals Electric SUV
- Toyota Develops Mobility Solutions for Businesses
- Kia Presents Vision for Future Mobility
- Hyundai’s Next-Gen Fuel-Cell Vehicle
- Ford F-150 Diesel Details
- Toyota Reveals Next-Gen Autonomous System
- Continental Creates 3D Touchscreen
- Nissan’s Brain-To-Vehicle Technology
- New Buick Enclave Goes On A Diet
- OEMs Pile-On Incentives to Sell EVs
- New Mercedes G-Class Details
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- Will Off-Lease Cars Harm Sales?
- Classic Car Road Trip
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- 2017 Full Year Sales
- Major, Full Line Manufacturer Sales
- Model 3 Production Quota Pushed Back Again
- Aurora Teams with VW and Hyundai
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- Geely Buys Stake in Volvo Trucks
- Ford Cancels Fusion Redesign
- Infiniti Q Inspiration Concept
- CO2 Rises in UK With Drop in Diesel Sales
- Production Cuts in North America
- Velodyne Slashes LIDAR Cost in Half
- New Start-Up Byton To Debut at CES
- GM Pulls the Plug on the Volt
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- Can Tesla Hit Its Goals?
- Renault Forms JV for Chinese LCVs
- Acura Teases All-New RDX Prototype
- Jeep Wrangler Gets a Tool Kit
- Accord Engineers Shrink Hybrid Package
- Consumers Ready for Subscription-Based Ownership?
- Porsche and Aston Martin Test Residential Market
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- GM Spends Billions to Boost Shareholder Value
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- Honda Revives the Insight Hybrid
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- Big Fight in Washington Over EVs
- Jeep Wrangler Impressions
- Mercedes Reveals New G-Class Interior
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- ZF Develops Wrong-Way Inhibit System
- Suppliers Adapt to Boost Stock Prices
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- Mercedes-Maybach’s Stunning Pebble Beach Concept
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- Honda Introduces High MPG Diesel
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- Dyson EV Speculation Heats Up
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- Suppliers Doubt Musk’s EV Predictions
- GM Makes Financial Progress
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- Genesis to Add Small Crossover
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- Maserati Earnings Skyrocket
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- Tesla Posts Mixed Q2 Earnings
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- BMW’s Willisch Retires
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- Daimler Reports Strong Profit
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- GM’s Q2 Earnings Not Spectacular
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- GM Extends Bolt Plant Shutdown
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- Scania Tests Autonomous Platooning
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- Drug Dealers Stuff Fusions with Weed
- 2018 Hyundai Sonata Updates
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- Surprising Bolt Teardown Results
- Daimler’s Diesel Troubles Deepen
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- Toyota Hydrogen Project Kicks Off
- Volkswagen Drops the Touareg
- OEMs Want China to Back Off EV Targets
- Hyperloop One Passes Its First Test
- Billions Will Be Wasted on Race for Autonomy
- Acura Teams with Penske for IMSA
- BMW to Field Own Cars in Formula E
- Ford New Sponsor of Woodward Dream Cruise
- London’s Black Cabs Go Electric
- Takata Airbag Recall Gets Bigger
- Toyota Invests More in AI and Robotics
- Why the Demon Uses a Supercharger
- 1st Model 3 Rolls Off the Line
- Future Looks Bright for EVs
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- Toyota Opens New North American HQ
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- Ferrari SUV In the Works
- Rocket Booster Powered By 6-Cylinder
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- Kia Launches New Hamster Ad for Soul Turbo
- Peugeot’s New Pick Up
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- Demon’s AC Does Double Duty
- Audi A8 Makes Appearance at Spider-Man Premiere
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- Cockpit Electronics Business Set to Explode
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- BMW Cuts Slow Selling Options
- Amazon Wants Direct Car Sales in UK
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- Faurecia System Greatly Reduces NOx
- Ford Launches Bike Sharing Service
- OSRAM Creates Smaller and Brighter LEDs
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- Germany Proposes Giant Diesel Recall
- Germany Sets Up New Testing Organization
- Daily Rentals Get Into Autonomy
- Update on Peugeot’s Return to the U.S.
- New BMW X3 Gets First M Version
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- UK Car Prices to Soar
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- Chicago Adds EV Garbage Trucks to Fleet
- Chinese Start-Up Buys AM General Plant
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- Audi A8 Active Suspension Details
- Tesla to Build Cars in China
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- U of M To Test Autonomous Shuttles
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- Green Cars the Fastest Growing Segment
- Used Batteries Get Second Life
- Ford Experiments with Subscription Services
- New Camry Interior Sizzles
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- JLR Teams with Gorillaz to Find New Talent
- GM Expands in Texas
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- Flying Cars on the Horizon
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- 2018 Hyundai Sonata Significantly Redesigned
- Mazda Dealerships to Get Makeover
- VW’s Weak EU Diesel Compensation Offer
- Jaguar Introduces New XF Sportbrake
- Panoz Develops 24-Hour EV Race Car
- Michelin Shows 3D Printed Tire and Wheel Combo
- Renault Accused of Sexism
- FCA’s CEO Candidates
- Nissan Celebrates Electric Past
- Waymo Retires Bubble Car Fleet
- Chevy Builds First Autonomous Bolt EVs
- AV Legislation Proposed
- China’s Ambitious EV Plans
- Munich Considers Diesel Ban
- Ford and DHL Team to Build Electric Delivery Vans
- VW Eyes Opel’s Former CEO
- GM Closes Foundation and Drops the Dream Cruise
- Car Sales on Fire in Mexico
- Honda Refreshes the Fit
- Holden Reveals Next-Gen Commodore Racecar
- Toyota Experiments with Car Sharing
- Lincoln Navigator’s Unique Shifter
- Using Radar for Autonomous Maps
- Next-Gen GM Mid-Size Trucks Coming In 2022
- Nissan Adds Standard Auto Braking
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- Honda Lays Out Its Autonomous Plans
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- Delphi Dives Deeper into Mobility
- Carlos Ghosn Prepares for His Successor
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- Kia Teases New B-Segment Crossover
- German Authorities Investigate Audi and Porsche
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- Study Says Autonomy Could Generate Trillions
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- Honda Opens Advanced EV Charging Station
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- Jim Hackett New Ford CEO
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- Are Diesels Headed For Extinction?
- February Sales in the U.S.
- Why Sales Not as Bad as They Look
- Biggest Gainers
- Biggest Losers
- Pininfarina Teams w/ Chinese Company on Electric Sedan
- BMW Expands Advanced Tech on Factory Floor
- Dodge Demon’s High-Strength Drive-Train
- Hyundai to Show New i30 Wagon
- Porsche Panamera Gets Wagon-Like Treatment
- New Mercedes E-Class Drops Its Top
- FCA in Hot Water Over Diesel Emissions
- Lincoln MKZ Gets the Axe
- Alpine Reveals 1st Production Car
- Toyota Taps Panasonic for Solar Roofs
- Volvo Trucks Develops Heavy-Duty Hybrid
- Auto Industry Bands Against Hackers
- Takata Pleads Guilty to Airbag Cover Up
- Automakers Sued Over Takata Airbags
- Ford Getting Serious About Streaming Services
- Ford GT Competition Series
- Jeep Clothing and Accessories
- Syd Mead’s Vision for Future Car Shows
- Volvo Paves Way for Injury-Free Driving
- Global Sales Going Strong
- New Jeep Compass Marks Major Milestone
- Schmidt Pleads Not Guilty
- New Volkswagen Arteon
- Cars Playing Big Role in Cleaning the Air
- Dollars For Data
- Can Auto Shows Survive?
- Tesla’s 2016 Earnings
- Tesla to Start Making Model 3 in Jul
- February Sales Forecast
- Technology Won’t Hold Back Electric Cars
- Dodge Demon’s Launching Tricks
- Carlos Ghosn Steps Aside as Nissan CEO
- VW Exec to Appear in Court Over Emission Scandal
- Most Congested U.S. Cities
- New BMWs Will Collect Data for Automated Driving
- Cars Could Become Virtual Personal Assistant
- Cadillac Infotainment Upgrades
- Toyota and Denso Develop New Exhaust Catalyst
- Jeep Says It Can Double Sales
- Land Rover Teases New SUV
- GM to Test Thousands of Autonomous Bolts
- The Chevy Suburban is a Profit Machine
- Hyundai Ioniq Impressions
- Ford Recreates Famous Film in VR
- Lightweighting Seats
- GM Management Shake-Up?
- BMW Hover Ride Design Concept
- Honda Marine Engine Inspired by NSX
- Mercedes-AMG Creates Sleek Boat
- OEMs Need to Collaborate on Maps for Autonomy
- Hyundai Ioniq EV Cheaper to Operate Than Bolt EV
- Jaguar Teams with Shell
- Israel Emerging as Automotive Powerhouse
- U.K. Doctors Want to Ban Diesels
- Peugeot Shows New Electric Van
- Dodge Teases the Demon’s Special Tires
- Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet
- PSA Wants to Buy Opel
- Ferrari’s Revenue Breakdown
- China Blocks Korean Battery Makers
- Why We Need Autonomous Cars
- Experts Say Hack-Proof Cars Coming Soon
- Tesla Worker Pleads for Union at Plant
- Ferrari’s 2016 Earnings
- Ford Invests $1 Billion in AI
- More Details on New Vauxhall Insignia Wagon
- PSA Faces Diesel Prosecution
- EPA-Estimates for Chevy Cruze Diesel Sedan
- OEMs Ask Trump to Re-Open Mid-Term Review
- Bernhard Leaves Daimler
- Mercedes Metris Concept
- New Challenger Celebrates Mopar’s 80th B-Day
- Dodge Demon Sucks More than the Hellcat
- Nissan Titan King Cab Revealed
- Hyundai Unveils the Elantra GT
- Toyota Drops A Couple TRDs in Chicago
- More Contract Assembly In U.S.
- VW Considers Legal Action Against Former Chairman
- China’s Car Sales Slip in January
- Chevrolet Introduces New Redline Option
- Nissan Expands its Midnight Edition Package
- Chevrolet Sets Price for New Colorado ZR2
- American vs. European AWD Settings
- VW Creates EV Investment Subsidiary
- Scania Set to Test EV Buses
- Ford Reveals the New Expedition
- Rochling’s Clever Way to Build Cars
- Nissan Builds Beefed Up Titan
- BMW New Design Hires
- China’s Influence on the New Continental
- General Motors Says “Ka-Ching”
- Honda and Hitachi Form Joint Venture
- Renault Buys PVI
- Faraday Future Cancels China Plans
- Lear Buys Grupo Antolin Seating
- Dodge Unveils Durango SRT
- Are Classic Cars Still a Good Investment?
- Fords Depreciate the Least
- Daimler Sacrifices Profit for R and D
- Mercedes Too Rich for Infiniti’s Taste
- F1 Drivers Reject Halo Device
- Sales By Segments
- Data Rich Chevrolets
- Getting the Styling Right
- January Sales Results
- December + January Sales Comparison
- Best January Sales Performers
- Worst January Sales Performers
- Tata Adds New Upscale Brand
- Tesla Drops “Motors” From Its Name
- Faraday Future Reduces Nevada Plant Plans
- First Look: 2017 Kia Niro Hybrid
- Bosch Settles Lawsuit
- VW Compensates 3.0L Diesel Owners
- Model S and i3 Fall Short in IIHS Tests
- Dodge Demon Weight Loss Secrets
- BMW Introduces 5 Series Touring Model
- Mercedes Unveils AMG GLE43
- Have We Reached an EV Tipping Point?
- Honda and GM Form Fuel Cell JV
- Toyota Using Hydrogen Forklifts
- Ford Ad Shows It’s Serious About Mobility
- Infiniti’s Unique Interior Touches on QX50 Concept
- Paris Launches Commercial EV Sharing Program
- Opel Unveils All-New Crossland X
- Mazda Management Shakeup
- Trump and Musk Hug-Fest
- 24 Hours of Daytona Tomorrow
- Ford Puts Wi-Fi in Older Cars
- Ford Profit Drop Due to Accounting Change
- Hugging Your Customers
- FCA Has Diesel Fix
- FCA Boosts Bottom Line
- Ford’s Profits Plummet
- Top Selling Mid-Size CUVs
- Elio Motors Delays Again
- No Subprime Bubble
- Can the Kia Stinger Compete with German Luxury Brands?
- Bernie Ecclestone No Longer Running F1
- Faraday Future Could Be In Trouble
- Paris Experiments with Autonomous Shuttle
- Achates’ Engine Getting Tooled Up
- Ford Announces New Parts Brand for All Makes
- Kia Niro Under Prices Competitors
- Hella Develops Smart Headlights
- The Dark Side of Leasing
- Ford to Test Plug-in Transits in London
- Mustang Puts the Top Down
- Bye-Bye Bernie
- BMW’s Head of Design Leaves Company
- Delphi’s Owens Retires
- GM Bullish on Diesels
- Are Chinese Cars on the Horizon?
- CARB Could Fight Trump Administration
- VW Forms EV Joint Venture in China
- Ford Says Big Shift Toward Electrics Coming
- Dodge Demon to Drop 200 lbs. From Hellcat
- Coker Reproduces Classic Muscle Car Tires
- European Sales Hit 9-Year High
- Yanfeng Develops Reconfigurable Interior for Autonomy
- Ford Mustang Updates
- EPA Gives BMW Green Light for Diesels
- MINI Introduces New Countryman
- Chevy Bolt On Sale Nationwide in September
- Top Selling Small CUVs in 2016
- Hands-Off Road Trip of the Future
- EPA Decides to Keep GHG Standards
- Tesla’s Unique Prize Referral Program
- Chevy Helps Create Full-Size LEGO Batmobile
- First EV Finishes Dakar Rally
- Nissan Titan Sales Shoot Up
- Most Loved and Hated Car Models
- FCA Accused of Breaking the Law Yet Again
- New GMC Terrain Unveiled
- VW Reveals New Tiguan
- Renault Expands EV Line-Up
- Ford Focus RS Makes Wards 10 Best Engines
- Heads Start to Roll at Volkswagen
- Dodge to Resurrect the Demon
- Kia’s New Stinger Stuns Detroit
- Full-Size Truck Hits Nearly 40MPG w/ Achates Engine
- More Ford Vehicles to Get the GT’s Digital Cluster
- Stop Quick, It’s An Emergency!
- I Can’t Find My Keys
- Sierra Club Slams EV Marketing
- Used Batteries Get Second Life
- Red Hot Manufacturing
- Aero Wheels Make MPGs
- Living in Perfect Harmony
- Autonomy and Terminology
- High-Tech EGR From BorgWarner
- Cars About to Get a Whole Lot Smarter
- The Next Industrial Revolution
- BMW Body Scanner
- Hyundai’s Smart House Concept
- BMW’s i Inside Future Sculpture
- Toyota Creates AI Presence for Cars
- Local Motors Develops Through Crowd-Sourcing
- Automakers Set Sales Record in 2016
- Ford Scraps Mexico Plant
- Ford Shares EV Plans
- More Chrysler Portal Details
- Honda Teams With DreamWorks On VR
- Kia Reveals New Picanto
- Toyota and Ford Want to Create App Standard
- Diesel Scandal Boosts Hybrid Sales
- Infiniti QX50 Boasts Autonomy, Variable Compression
- EV Residuals Stink
- CES-Related Tech Announcements
- Toyota Tech Reduces Accidents
- U.S. at Record Export Level
- Why Chevy Bolt Can Win Car of the Year
- Mopar Assists NHRA Racers
- U.S. Car Sales on Pace to Break Record
- Uber Heads to Arizona
- Honda and Waymo in Talks
- Honda Builds 100 Millionth Vehicle
- Mitsubishi Update
- New Device for Truck Beds
- Do Automakers Like or Loathe Local Motors?
- Honda Tracks Down Owners
- Tesla Steals Volvo Designer
- BMW Creates New Autonomous Research Center
- A Look at Lincoln’s Turnaround
- VW in Another Fine Mess
- Turbo 4-cyl. Dominate Wards 10 Best Engines
- NHTSA Investigates FCA’s Rotary Shifters
- Renault Expands in Pakistan
- Schaeffler Shifts Its Focus to Electric
- Acura Offers Custom Video to NSX Owners
- Market Share Gainers and Losers
- GM Has Too Many Passenger Cars
- How Chrysler Made the Pacifica a Plug-In
- EU Wants Faster Dumping Response
- Karma to Build the Atlantic
- Waymo Gets OEM As a Supplier
- California Picks Fight with Uber
- Chevy Teases New Traverse
- Ford GT Rolling Off the Line
- Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi to Share EV Costs
- GM Bolts Toward Autonomy
- Continental Creates Intuitive Audio System
- BMW Partners with IBM
- Honda to Test UNI-CUB at Haneda Airport
- Mobility Services Impact on Car Sales
- Heavy Truck Sales Continue to Slide
- VW’s European Sales Up Slightly
- VW Adopts English as Official Language
- Lucid Motors Unveils Its Tesla Fighter
- Tire Scanner Reads Your Tread
- BMW Shows Future Interior Concept
- How Many Countries Export Cars to U.S.?
- FCA to Show Autonomous Pacifica w/ Google’s Tech?
- GM and SAE Challenge College Students on Autonomy
- Incentives Drive Down Used Car Prices
- Nissan Restores Iconic Rally Car
- Audi Expands On Demand Services
- OTA Updates for Commercial Vehicles
- Denso Tests Car Sharing
- Michigan Enacts Self-Driving Laws
- NVIDIA Tests Autonomous Technology
- Aston Recreates Classic DB4 GT
- VW Lays Out EV Infrastructure Plan
- Chrysler to Reveal Pacifica EV at CES
- Henry Ford’s Secret Innovation Room
- Bolt Could Lose 40% Battery Capacity Over Warranty Period
- Scania Testing Wireless Charging for Buses
- Ford’s Automatic Return to Park Feature
- Ranking OEMs by R and D Spending
- You Said It!
- Paris Bans Half of All Cars
- Minivan Segment Slowdown
- The Power of Pistons
- Dodge Introduces AWD Challenger
- Lexus Loves LEDs
- Opel’s New Insignia
- Barra Selected to Advise Trump
- U.S. Inventory Levels Soar
- Cadillac Skips Full Autonomy
- Cadillac’s Global Sales Skyrocket
- EV Sales Rise
- Lear Opens New Design Center
- Honda Creates Autonomous EV Commuter
- Alfa Shares Resources with Ferrari and Maserati
- November, 2016 Light Vehicle Sales
- Pininfarina Teams with Chinese Company on SUVs
- Toyota Teases New Camry
- Mercedes AMG GT Drops Its Top
- GM Develops New Air Filtration System
- Nikola Motors Unveils Hydrogen Semi Truck
- GM Will Lose $9,000 on Every Bolt EV
- Akio Toyoda Takes Over Toyota’s EV Efforts
- Lucid Motors Chooses Arizona for Factory
- London to Ban Diesel Buses from 2018
- Ford Develops Windy Tech for Vans
- Elaine Chao Selected as Secretary of Transportation
- Reducing CAFE Could Hurt Auto Industry
- RV Sales Running Strong
- Volvo Truck Pulls Paraglider Up Mountain
- Meet the New Ford Fiesta
- OEMs Team for EU Charging Network
- Porsche Sets Lofty Sales Goal for Mission E
- VW to Put All-Electric Van Into Production
- President Trump Could Give Regulatory Relief
- Mercedes Makes Massive EV Investment
- BMW Uses Autonomy in Manufacturing
- Infiniti Measures Brainwaves to Design Cars
- Toyota Watches Ions
- Formula One’s New Champion
- NAFTA Critical to Health of Auto Industry
- Jeep Grand Wagoneer Cancelled
- VW Axes U.S. Diesels
- Mercedes May Drop U.S. Diesels
- New Hybrid Pick-up Truck
- BorgWarner Electrifies Business Strategy
- You Said It!
- Average Age of Cars on the Rise
- Qoros Testing Camshaft-Less Engine
- nuTonomy Signs Autonomous Deal with Boston
- BMW and Baidu End Autonomous Partnership
- Multimatic’s Amazing Shock Absorber Technology
- VW Reaches Deal to Cut Jobs to Save Money
- Buick Velite Concept
- Chevy Silverado and Colorado Headed to China
- New Jeep Compass Details
- Toyota Shows Production C-HR
- Toyota Testing Fuel-Cell Semi
- Subaru VIZIV-7 Concept Hints at Future
- Designing Interiors for the Future
- Toyota Creates Venture Company to Develop EVs
- EPA Labels More Accurate
- Jaguar Reproduces 1957 XKSS
- Acura Reveals Future Interior Design
- Drive For Free…But There’s A Catch
- Hyundai Shows Off Autonomous Ioniq
- VW e-Golf Updates
- Mitsubishi Hints at Future Design Direction
- Mazda Unveils New Prototype Racecar
- FCA Accused of Cheating On Diesel Emissions
- NHTSA Finalizes EV Sound Rules
- Jaguar Reveals All-Electric I-PACE
- Chevy Unveils Spark ACTIV
- VW Takes the Wraps Off Passat GT Concept
- Ford Introduces EcoSport to North America
- Why Buick is Going in the Wrong Direction
- Samsung to Buy Harman
- Toyota Settles Frame Rust Lawsuit
- Continental’s 48V Technology
- Ram Shows 2 New Models
- Consequences of Leaving NAFTA
- NAFTA Important for Competitiveness
- Audi Accused of Defeat Device on Gas Engine
- New Long Wheelbase Porsche Panamera
- Refreshed Nissan Versa Note and Juke Black Pearl
- Kia Soul Gets a Turbo Engine
- VW Golf Family Refresh
- MG Jumps Into Hot Crossover Segment
- Bob Lutz Disses Continental’s Front End
- Tesla Cancels Battery Swaps
- Audi’s Impressive Instrument Cluster
- Brazil Ready to Rebound
- Honda Reveals WR-V
- Ferrari Says No to EVs
- How Trump’s Win Could Impact the Auto Industry
- Prosecutors Investigate VW Chairman
- VW Extends MQB to Cut Costs
- Toyota Changes EV Strategy
- Nissan Leaf + Suzuki Savage = Leafy Savage
- Germany to Produce New Holden Commodore
- Tesla Makes Glass In-House
- Lutz Predicts Impact of Car Sharing
- Germany to Set EV Quotas
- BMW Says EVs Hurting Profits
- U.S. to Build EV Infrastructure
- Ford to Steer Clear of Accidents
- Bob Lutz, Model Maker
- Data Analytics Presents Big Opportunity For Ford
- OEMs Beat Last Year’s GHG Standard
- Ford Develops Advanced Front Lighting
- IEA Says EVs Won’t Cause Oil Glut
- Renault Wants Cheap EV for China
- Major Restructuring Going on at VW
- GM Wants China to Use Short Range Communication
- U.S. Car Sales Remain Strong
- Ford Partners with BlackBerry
- Latin America Needs Stronger Safety Regulations
- GM Teams Up with Uber
- Volvo Shakes Up Production Strategy
- Toyota Developing New Mobility Platform
- New HUD Projects Large Image
- Hyundai Readies Performance Portfolio
- Chevy’s Tricked Out SEMA Concepts
- SEMA Designers Get Instant Gratification
- Hyundai Settles MPG Investigation
- Hyundai Reveals All-New Azera
- VW Unveils Atlas CUV
- Audi S3 Styling Updates
- Honda’s EPIC Manufacturing Program
- Hyundai Struggles in 3rd Quarter
- Ford Earnings Down, But Beat Expectations
- Magna Wants to Expand Active Aerodynamics
- Car Washes Fool Auto Braking Systems
- Cadenza Helps Push Kia Upscale
- Hyundai Executives Take a Pay Cut
- Autonomous Truck Delivers Shipment of Beer
- GM Sets Earnings Record
- FCA Earnings Hold Steady
- Toyota Tops CR Rankings
- Trucks Struggle on IIHS Headlight Test
- Chevy Teams with Carhartt for SEMA
- You Said It!
- Inventory Levels Creep Higher
- Oak Ridge Converts CO2 Into Ethanol
- “Petextrian” Injuries on the Rise
- Ford Reveals SEMA Concepts
- Atieva Changes Name to Lucid Motors
- “Shocking” Autonomous Technology Benefits
- New Tesla’s Being Made w/ Level 5 Autonomy
- Ford Cutting Back on Water Use
- Why Engineers Were Challenged Managing Airflow Over the NSX
- Chinese Consumers Hate That New Car Smell
- Chevy Reveals Blue Line SEMA Concepts
- Manna From Heaven for Tesla
- Buick Passes 1 Million Sales
- Ghosn Named Chairman of Mitsubishi
- VW Set to Launch New Luxury Sedan
- Hyundai Elantra SEMA Concept
- Should OEMs Buy or Develop Autonomous Tech?
- Apple Scales Back Auto Program
- Don’t Call it AutoPilot
- Sales of Semis Struggling
- VW Scandal Costs Audi Le Mans Effort
- Ford Recycles Design Clay
- Red Hot China Will Go Ice Cold
- The Supercar Anyone Can Drive
- Europe Could Bring Back Larger Engines
- EVs Forcing Platinum Prices Down
- Large Euro Vans Take U.S. by Storm
- Geely Creates New Brand Below Volvo
- How Autonomy and Connectivity Will Benefit OEMs
- ChargePoint Files Suit Over VW Settlement
- Top Selling Luxury Brands in the U.S.
- BMW Reveals New 5 Series
- Honda Unveils All-New CR-V
- Chevy Offers Diesel with New Cruze Hatchback
- Cadillac Opens Unique Exhibit
- Toyota and Suzuki in Talks to Collaborate
- What Will be Mobility’s Impact on Sales?
- Samsung and Magneti Marelli Deal Going Down in Flames
- BMW Shows Motorrad VISION NEXT 100
- A Look at Toyota’s New Plug-In, the Prime
- FCA Avoids Strike in Canada
- Battery Costs Are Falling Fast
- Hyundai Moves Luxury Production to U.S.
- GMC Sierra HD All Terrain X
- Mustang Gets Performance Packages
- Auto Execs Go Casual
- Lincoln Continental’s Unique Handles
- Ford Reveals SEMA Concepts
- Ford Builds Last Vehicle in Australia
- Subaru Discontinues Crosstrek Hybrid
- People Quickly Relax in Autonomous Cars
- Renault Prepares for Autonomous Tests in China
- UAW Labor Deal Satisfaction
- Ram Pickup Sales Blow Up
- 2017 F-150 Gets a Little More Efficient
- Hennessey Sinks Its Claws Into the Raptor
- OEMs Aren’t Prepared for Connected Car Technology
- Road to Zero Deaths Program
- Hyundai Shows Wild SEMA Concepts
- Rinspeed Shares Its Take on Autonomy
- U.S. Sales Hit Their Peak
- Chevy Makes Colorado Fuel-Cell for Army
- Fuel-Cells a Waste of Time?
- Formula E Looks to Drop 2 Car Strategy
- Buick to Make Version of the Volt Called Velite
- Vintage Car Racing
- VW Steps In It Again
- VW Could Give Up On Diesels In U.S.
- Denali Brand Out Earns Land Rover
- Toyota to Sell Miniature Robot
- Prius Prime Pricing
- Redesigned Rogue Gets A Hybrid
- Mercedes Wants Premium Pick-ups
- VW Hopes EVs Will Win Back the Public
- Mercedes Reveals Bland EV Concept
- Nissan Micra Gets New Look
- Ford Raptor Gets (Eco) Power Boost
- New BMW Concept Pushes Design Envelope
- BMW EV Scooter Gets Range Boost
- Land Rover Discovery Abandons Boxy Look
- You Said It!
- Diesels in Trouble in Europe, Toyota Hybrids Up
- European Millennials Want Hybrids and EVs
- Prius Could Go All Plug-In
- Post Office Wants New Mail Trucks
- BMW Offers Airbag Jacket for Motorcycles
- Altima Getting Pushed from Nissan’s #1 Spot
- Chinese Envision Earns Top Crash Scores
- Nissan Invents Autonomous Chairs
- DoJ Mulls Amount for VW’s Criminal Fine
- All-New Jeep Compass Debuts
- Mazda Miata Retractable Fastback Price
- Big New 5G LTE Consortium
- Cyber Security Turning Into Big Business
- A Peak at the New Prius Prime
- Audi R and D Chief Let Go
- U.S. SAAR to Bounce Back
- ZF Developing Level 3 Autonomous Tech.
- Ford Performance Sales Match Porsche Sales
- Uber Drivers Now Have to Take Selfies
- What Makes the 124 Spider a Fiat
- Chevrolet Equinox Gets Turbo Diesel
- Bentley Bentayga Gets 48V Diesel
- Smart fortwo EV Gets Limited Range
- Lexus UX Has Holographic Displays
- Tesla Sues Michigan
- ZF Emergency Steering
- Auto Industry Threats
- VW Hit by Barrage of Lawsuits
- Investors Line Up to Buy Takata
- Auto Insurance Targeted by Disruptors
- Happy Anniversary Peter Schreyer
- You Said It!
- NHTSA Sets Federal Guidelines for Autonomous Cars
- Level 3 vs. Level 4 Autonomy
- Uber R and D Headed to Detroit, Not Silicon Valley
- The AAA Says Americans Waste Billions on Premium Fuel
- Honda Sets Up New Motorcycle Website
- GM Averts Canadian Strike
- GM Shows the Proper Way to Announce Price
- Tesla Battles Suppliers
- German States Sue VW
- Why Hyundai Wants Luxury Brand
- Volvo is Wagon Its Tail
- Lexus Spider Web Seat
- IDSA Design As a Change Agent
- Ford Autonomous Car to Get Unique Body
- Lidar Prices Falling Fast
- Carbon Fiber Costs Cut in Half
- Designing Trucks for Platooning
- Top Ten Brands in China
- Ford Hints at Autonomous Sales by 2025
- NVIDIA Introduces AI Computer
- CARB Defends ZEV Mandate
- Chevy Reveals Bolt Driving Range
- Renault-Nissan Hit EV Milestone
- Hyundai Upgrades Sonata Hybrid
- VW Engineer Takes Plea Deal
- Tesla Updates AutoPilot, Could Face Legal Trouble
- Brazil Passed by Mexico and India in Sales
- Opel Gets New Small Crossover
- Nissan Reveals New Rogue and Sentra
- Zipcar Pulls Over 400,000 Vehicles Off the Road
- The Fabulous Hudson Hornet
- China Accuses More Companies of Cheating
- Volvo Launches Autonomous Program
- Canadian Company Unveils 3-Wheel EV
- Lexus Shows New Crossover Concept
- Dodge Brings Back Colors From the Past
- Porsche Panamera Hybrid Details
- EPA Looking Past 2025 Standards
- Reid Bigland in Big Trouble
- F1 Changes Hands
- China Cracks Down on EV Cheaters
- Jaguar XJ220 Gets New Tires
- Inventory Levels Soar
- Did Bosch Conspire with VW to Cheat?
- Mercedes Drone Delivery Van
- Chevy Bolt Regenerative Braking
- Mystery Badge Revealed
- Genesis in Better Position than Lincoln?
- Peugeot Unveils New 5008 Crossover
- U.S. Car Sales Drop in August
- UConnect Updates
- NLRB Orders VW to Bargain with UAW
- Kawasaki Develops AI System
- Audi Steps Up Formula E Involvement
- Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
- Germany Accuses FCA of Using Defeat Devices
- Kia Shows Off All-New Rio
- Bumblebee Heads to China
- Water Injection Going Into Mass Production
- Lambo Wants a Gentle Bull
- 2017 Ford Fusion Sport Impressions
- VW Reorganization May Take Years
- Diesel VW Owners Opt for Cold, Hard Cash
- Citroen CXperience Concept
- Ford Fusion Sport’s Rotary Shifter
- Ranking Voice Recognition Systems
- BMW Ending Z4 Production
- 2017 Nissan Versa Starts at $12,825
- The Supercharger Goes Electric
- Not So Fast
- China Zaps EV Companies
- No One Trick Pony
- Colorado Adopts Cadillac V6
- FCA Wants Deal with Samsung
- Auto Industry Loses Credibility
- VW Settles With Dealers
- GM Wins Ignition Switch Lawsuit
- Ford Makes Parking Easier
- Super Duty Gets Largest Tank in Segment
- Amazon a Threat to Online Car Shopping Sites
- Honda Expands ATV Plant
- Used Batteries Get Second Life
- You Said It!
- AAA Tests Auto Braking Systems
- California Approves Law to Cut GHGs
- Boosting Octane Boosts Efficiency
- Start-Up Launches 1st Autonomous Taxi
- The Drive Home: Part Two
- Tesla Boosts Performance and Range
- The Iron Knight Sets Speed Records
- Olli: The Autonomous Trolley
- Chevy Cavalier Makes A Comeback
- Kia Teases the New Rio
- Opel Ampera-e To Debut In Paris
- VW Picks the Wrong Fight
- Yeah, It’s Got a HEMI
- Skoda Puts the Gloves On
- Hyundai Teams Up with Amazon For Test Drives
- The History Behind the 1st Camaro
- Cadillac CT-Escala
- Boat Tails Are Back!
- Forward, Into the Past
- Ford To Make More GT’s
- Uber Snaps Up Otto
- The Lithium Bubble
- Roadkill Nights on Autoline
- HCCI Where Are You?
- Ford Performance Launches VR App
- 2017 Kia Cadenza Details
- Volvo Teams with Uber on Autonomy
- Bosch Dragged Into VW Scandal
- First Look: 2017 Infiniti QX30
- Ford Targets 2021 for Full Autonomy
- Ford Bolsters Autonomous Tech
- VW Execs Face Harsh Punishment in Korea
- Big Truck Standards Finalized
- Dodge Reveals Dream Cruise Cars
- Dream Cruise Rescue Squad
- You Said It!
- VW Facing Criminal Charges from U.S. DoJ
- GMC Bringing Back the Jimmy in 2020
- Cadillac Teases Pebble Beach Concept
- Audi First to Launch V2I Technology
- The End of the Auto Industry?
- No Credit For You!
- Aussies Approve 5.9GHz for V2V
- Civic Hatchback Details
- Sierra Club Slams EV Marketing
- Titan Gets 100,000-Mile Warranty
- Tesla Removes Autopilot References
- California Here We Come
- Gas Stations Disappear in the U.K.
- Karma Resurrected
- Nissan Is Into Utilities
- Panoz Pokes Nissan
- Heavy Truck Sales Plunge
- Making Money in Mobility
- Continental Wants Autonomous Coalition
- Mexican Market Sizzles
- Camilo Pardo’s 3E For 3D Printing
- My Oh Maybach
- On a Wing and a Prayer
- Red Hot Manufacturing
- Look for the Union Label, Eh?
- Blame the Salesman
- Automatic Headaches
- Raptor Improved by Leaps and Bounds
- You Said It!
- GM Readies for Downturn
- Ford Econoline Still Kickin’
- Official Leak of Autonomous Bolt
- Tesla May Add Car Washes to Charger Stations
- China Sales Surge Forward
- Top Google Executives Leave Company
- Man Claims AutoPilot Saved Life
- Nissan Said in Talks to Sell Battery Unit
- 3D Printed Cars Threaten Dealers
- Chip Foose Brings Forgotten Cadillac to Life
- Why 48 Volt is Appealing
- Toyota Teams with Taxis
- Takata Wants to Split Recall Costs
- Another Airbag Investigation
- Nissan Brings BladeGlider to Life
- Nissan Fuel Cell Concept
- CVTs and 4-Cylinders On The Rise
- China Challenges GPS
- Samsung In Talks To Buy Magneti Marelli
- Toyota’s Profits Clobbered by the Yen
- Tesla Posts Mixed Earnings
- Protecting Intellectual Property
- Mid-Engine ‘Vette Rumors Heat Up
- Hyundai Drops Genesis Coupe
- G80 Pricing Announced
- Jul Sales Rebound
- FCA Sued Over Actor’s Death
- Culture Shift Leads To Better Efficiency
- Bavaria Sues VW
- Nissan’s Mobility Experiments
- Scooter Sharing Service Launched
- South Korea Bans VW
- Mitsubishi Blames Culture For Cheating
- Tesla Bus Based On Model X
- Honda’s Profits Beat Expectations
- BMW Sets Sales Record
- Mercedes Cuts Metris Price
- Will Humans Bully Self-Driving Cars?
- Singapore Taps Delphi For Autonomy
- 1st Half Global Sales Record
- Top 10 Stolen Vehicles
- Tesla Opens Gigafactory
- Tesla Acquires Solar City
- Rumor or Reality: Mid-Engine Corvette
- Dealers Have Paper Thin Margins
- Factory Utilization Declining
- Ford’s Two-Into-Four Cupholder Assembly
- Datsun Expands into New Markets
- Lightening the Load
- VW AG Still #1
- VW’s Earnings Get Pounded
- Ford Looses Some Momentum
- Mercedes Unveils All-Electric Semi-Truck
- Acura Debuts GT3 NSX
- BMW Pioneers New Manufacturing Technology
- Formula E Cars Get A Face Lift
- More Chinese Buying Pickup Trucks
- FCA Reports Mixed Earnings
- PSA Outperforms FCA
- Ford + MIT = Mobility
- Mercedes Launches MasterSolutions for Upfitting Vans
- You Said It!
- Hyundai Slips, Again
- Porsche Hunts For Talent
- Nissan Adds Titan Models
- High-Tech EGR From BorgWarner
- Daimler Doubles Down On Ride Sharing
- McElroy’s Future Classics
- VW Of America To Name New SUV
- U.S. Sales On the Rebound
- Ford Expands Sync 3
- Aluminum Raptor Prices Released
- FCA U.S. Under Investigation
- Smart fortwo Adds Fabric Top
- Comic-Con Civic
- Why Fiat Passed On Chrysler
- U.S. Plans More Charging Stations
- GM and Isuzu End Truck Partnership
- Ford Makes It Easier To Develop Apps
- BMW Expands Connectivity
- North America Running Red Hot
- Why OEMs Don’t Want You To Mod Your Car
- Hot Wheels, Star Wars Style
- High Performance Highway Patrol
- We’re In The Money
- Tesla’s New Master Plan
- You Said It!
- VW Cheating May Go Back Further
- Is The Diesel Dead?
- Tesla Edits Its Name
- Another Automotive Scandal
- Autonomous Bolt Spied On the Road
- Autonomy Benefits Too Big To Ignore
- CAFE Mid-Term Battle Begins
- China Bans Autonomous Testing On Roads
- Mercedes Bus For the Future
- How To Make Vans Desirable
- FCA Investigated For Sales Fraud
- Alfa 4C Spider To Get the Axe
- NHTSA More Than Doubles CAFE Fines
- Chevy Continues F-150 Attack
- New Corvette To Debut In 2019
- Grand Wagoneer Set For Next Year
- Jeep Celebrates 75 Years
- Ford Super Duty’s Super Power
- Ford Dealers Pay Big to Service GT
- Land Rover Uses AI For Boat Team
- Lightweighting the Buick LaCrosse
- FCA Pours a Billion into Making More Jeeps
- Big Truck Sales Take it on the Chin
- Levels of Autonomy
- Ford Invests in 3D Mapping Company
- Can You Identify This Car?
- Pokemon Go Takes on the Nurbugring
- CARB Rejects VW’s 3.0L Diesel Fix
- Consumer Reports Calls on Tesla to Disable Autopilot
- Mazda Expands SKYACTIV to Vehicle Dynamics
- 2017 Hyundai Elantra Sport
- Ford Experiments with Collaborative Robotics
- U.S. and EU Could Save Billions Harmonizing Regulations
- FCA Offers Bounty to Hackers
- Volvo Joins Cyber Security Coalition
- BMW Expands 3D Printing Use
- Daimler Trucks to 3D Print Spare Parts
- Mercedes Helps Develop Luxury Golf Cart
- Land Rover Demonstrates Autonomous Off-Road Technology
- JLR to Test Autonomy in the UK
- Nissan Launches Semi-Autonomous Feature
- Honda Makes Hybrid Motor w/o Heavy Rare-Earth Metals
- Used Car Sales and Prices Up
- Small SUVs Perform Poorly in Headlight Test
- Mazda Teams with Isuzu on New Pickup Truck
- 2nd Gen 3.5L EcoBoost Gets More Power
- GM to Test RoboGlove in Plants
- Renault Reveals MEGANE Sedan
- Tesla in Big Trouble
- China Makes Too Many Crummy EVs
- China Says No to Korean Batteries
- Auto Industry Unfairly Regulated
- Refreshed 2017 Nissan Pathfinder
- Paintings from an Exhibition
- Ed Welburn’s Legacy
- First Fatal Accident for Car in Self-Driving Mode
- Renault Dives Into Pickup Truck Segment
- 2017 Special-Edition Dodge Viper Models
- Designers Still Like to Play with Clay
- BMW to Partner for Autonomous Technology
- Survey: Consumers Warming Up to Autonomy
- Tesla May Tap Gas Stations to Expand Charging Network
- 2017 Cadillac ATS and CTS Enhancements
- Audi TT’s Super Clean Interior Layout
- Brexit to Have Big Impact on Automakers
- Lincoln Offers Pickup and Delivery on All 2017 Models
- Why China’s Not Consolidating
- Chevrolet Camaro Turns 50
- All-New Porsche Panamera Details
- VW Fine Continues to Grow
- Nissan Strengthens Fuel Cell Push
- Audi Introduces New Q2 Crossover
- Technology Supplier Puts Brakes on Door Dings
- Behind the Wheel: Mopar ’16 Ram Rebel
- Aussie Ute Finds Its Way to the UK
- China May Lift Joint-Venture Mandate
- EU Wants Similar VW Diesel Compensation
- Mercedes AMG GT R
- Ford Honors 1966 Le Mans-Winning GT40
- Automotive Hall of Fame’s Unlikely Inductee
- VW to Pay Diesel Owners in the U.S.
- What’s the Most Important Auto Show?
- Hydrogen Fuel Could Cost $0.50/Gallon
- GM Developing Fuel Cell Sub with the Navy
- The Amazing Stretch-O Car!
- Jeep Hits Jackpot with Wooden Parts Crate
- New Porsche Panamera Pics Leaked
- Chinese Buyers Switching to Chinese Brands
- Kia Tops JD Power IQS
- BMW Repurposes i3 Batteries
- Daihatsu Offers 3D Printed Panels
- World’s First eHighway
- You Said It!
- Merrill Lynch Lowers U.S. Sales Forecast
- Diesels Strong in Europe, Not in U.S.
- FCA Has a Shifter Problem
- Toyota Expands Virtual Crash Dummy Lineup
- Cadillac CT6′s 360-Degree Video Recording System
- New LEAF to Have 200-Mile Range
- NACTOY Adds Category for SUVs and CUVs
- 24 Hours of LeMans Recap
- Toyota Issues Brexit Warning
- Global Car Sales Hit Speed Bump
- Toyota Sets Target for AI
- Rolls Royce’s Autonomous Interior
- Tesla’s Handling of NDA Situation
- Volkswagen Gets Another Extension
- Mitsubishi May Have Cheated More
- MINI and Rolls Royce Look Into the Future
- New HUD Connects to Phone and Car
- Ram Rebel Gets Moparized
- Discovery Sport Tows a Train
- Honda’s New Accord Hybrid
- Volkswagen Plans to Restructure
- Verizon Helps Tackle Fleet Management
- China Works at Breakneck Speeds
- Mercedes Turns to 48-Volt System
- Nissan Developing Multiple Fuel Fuel-Cell
- Russian Car Sales Continue to Drop
- Small Van Sales Soar in U.S.
- 300-Mile EV from Mercedes
- Mercedes to Sell Plug-In Fuel-Cell GLC
- BMW Prices New Bigger Battery i3
- Renault Introduces Updated Clio Hatch
- Hail Damage Has Huge Impact
- NHTSA Needs Flexible Autonomous Regulations
- Tesla Denies Model S Suspension Defect
- Ford Carves Out Niche with Sport Models
- First Impressions: Volvo S90 and V90
- Navistar Builds Vans for GM
- Iconic Pickups Get Own Stamps
- Lexus Nav Systems Go Haywire
- Navistar Posts A Profit
- Where Car Sales Are Strong
- Chevy Tears Into F-150
- Why Investors Should Be Wary of Tesla
- EU Market On The Mend
- GM Lowers Break-Even Point
- Mercedes Uses INRIX Tech
- Twingo GT Debuts
- Autonomy Set To Soar
- Dow Chemical Buys Dow Corning
- New Audi A5 Coupe
- Takata Recall Spreads to Motorcycles
- Chevrolet Sales Tank in China
- Le Mans Gets SAFER
- Bosch Develops Autonomous Parking App
- The Opel Bitter CD
- China Steers Away from Copycat Designs
- U.S. Market Growth Slows Down
- Do You Know What Car This Is?
- Toyota to Create Global Communications Platform
- Michigan Launches Autonomous Campaign
- Honda Highlights Autonomous Technology and Testing
- You Said It!
- Tata Does with JLR What Ford Never Could
- VW’s Profits Plunge
- American Rookie Wins the Indy 500
- Honda’s New Process for Making Thinner A-Pillars
- Getting Used to Video Mirrors
- Global Car Sales Remain Strong
- Subaru Upgrades BRZ Styling and Performance
- Ford Fusion Plug-In Adds Range
- One-of-a-Kind International Tow Vehicle
- Why FCA Can’t Find a Partner
- Toyota Invests in Uber
- Volkswagen Getts into Ride Sharing
- PSA Teams with Koolicar
- NHTSA Tests Back Seat Safety
- OEMs Go Ape Over Gorilla Glass
- VW Complains About Excessive Fines
- VW’s MAN Expands Self-Driving Capability
- Volvo Makes Way for Geely
- Bigland Gets Alfa Romeo and Maserati
- Maserati Alfieri Gets the Axe
- Alfa Romeo Goes CUV Crazy
- IIHS Crash Tests Iconic Muscle Cars
- Renault Twizy Going to Korea
- GMC Unveils New Trailering Features for Sierra
- Why Europe Has an Emissions Situation
- ATandT Touts In-Car Wi-Fi in New Ad
- Toyota Surpasses 9 Million Hybrid Sales
- Delphi to Test 3D Printed Components
- Uber Jumps Into Autonomy
- Infiniti Launches Technician Training Program
- How the New CAFE Standards Work
- Suzuki Blames Misconduct on the Wind
- EPA Wants to Increase Renewable Fuel Use
- Cars About to Get a Whole Lot Smarter
- Volvo Reveals 40 Series Concepts
- ROUSH F-150 Very Popular
- BMW 7 Series Plug-In Details
- Cadillac Ends ELR Production
- New Startup Developing Self-Driving Semi Trucks
- FCA Axes Pacifica-Based CUV
- BMW’s Most Powerful Diesel Ever
- Ford GT Gets Carbon Fiber Wheels
- Ford Develops Components from Captured CO2
- Chinese OEMs Bigger Than Most Realize
- Hyundai Taps Bentley… Again
- Tesla Snags Audi Manufacturing Guru
- Cadillac Names New VP Of China
- Max Verstappen Youngest F1 Winner
- Suppliers Rate The OEMs
- Ford GT Prices Could Skyrocket
- Honda Ridgeline Design Walkaround
- Analyst Predicts 20 Million SAAR in 2018
- Nissan Takes Majority Stake in Mitsubishi
- Make Vehicles Lighter by Trimming Off the Edges
- GM Details New 10-Speed Transmission
- Man Drives Toyota Tundra a Million Miles
- Who’s Number One?
- Toyota Earnings Beat Expectations
- Mitsubishi Scandal Getting Worse
- Ford Patents Technology to Make Downsized Turbos Sound Bigger
- Drones Could Help Autonomous Cars “See” Better
- You Said It!
- Deep Discounts Prop Up China Sales
- NAFTA Bigger Than China
- Honda Patents Multi-Displacement Engine
- LeEco and Faraday Future Much Closer Than 1st Thought
- Lexus Shoots Commercial in the Motor City
- Volvo Teams with urb-it on In-Car Delivery Service
- Google and FCA Deal Blown Out of Proportion
- North American Production Cuts
- Takata Teetering
- Honda Ridgeline Redefines Pickups
- Ford GT Crashes Heavily
- Don Panoz’s 24-Hour Dream Team
- More GM and Lyft Details
- GM Mid-Size Diesel Take Rate Growing
- Honda Knocks New Ridgeline Out of the Park
- New Model S Update Unlocks More Range
- Buyers Shifting to Bolder Car Colors
- CAFE Regs Save Consumers More Than it Costs OEMs
- GM’s Technology Balancing Act
- FCA and Google to Make Autonomous Hybrid Pacificas
- 2017 F-150 Gets New Engine and Transmission
- Ford Tests Mobile Wind Tunnels
- The Pressures of Being a Supplier
- U.S. Market Starting to Tighten Up
- Barn Find Revealed!
- More News About FCA and Google Partnership
- Ferrari to Add Convertible LaFerrari
- BMW Posts Mixed Earning Results
- Jaguar Launches Art of Performance Tour
- New Euro Prius Gets Towing Capability
- Tesla Develops Own HEPA Filtration System
- Global Car Sales Continue to Grow
- FCA Close to Technology Deal with Google
- Chery’s Wild Concept Hints at Future Design
- Roof Racks a Real Drag on Efficiency
- Problems at KC Plant Hold Back F-150
- Ford Plans to Take on Tesla and GM
- Interiors Business Poised for Growth
- Ford Posts Record Q1 Profits
- Ford Performance Races to Chinese Shores
- Mitsubishi Faces EPA and CARB Investigations
- OEMs Need to Shift How They Market to Millennials
- Youth Dominates China’s New Car Buyers
- Continental Updates 48-Volt Hybrid System
- DeltaWing Technologies Working on Powerful, Lightweight EV Motors
- Ford Invests Big in Pick-Up Trucks
- Ford Introduces New Diesel Engine
- New Coalition Formed for Self-Driving Cars
- Land Rover Aims to End Lost or Forgotten Items
- Mazda Unveils All-New CX-4
- GM Idles Plants After Earthquake
- Steel Still Plays Important Lightweighting Role
- Germany Offers EV Incentives
- Updated Lexus IS
- Toyota Expands PHEV Lineup in China
- New Honda Avancier SUV
- Acura’s New CDX Crossover
- VW T-Prime Concept GTE
- BMW X1 Long Wheelbase
- Jaguar XFL
- Audi A4 L
- Europe Influences Kia Sportage Design
- More OEMs Face Fuel Economy and Emissions Scrutiny
- Business Travelers Choose Uber
- New Rubber Reduces Toyota’s Carbon Footprint
- Audi Updates A6 and A7 Sedans
- Barn Find
- Future Piston Engines to Run on Hydrogen?
- VW Reaches Agreement to Compensate Diesel Owners
- Peugeot Shows Future iCockpit Concept
- Going Global Very Important to Cadillac
- Honda Unveils New Accord Hybrid and Announces Clarity Family of Vehicles
- Hyundai and Cisco Team on Connected Car Tech
- Siemens and Valeo to Develop EV Powertrains
- Detroit Auto Show Adds Tech Display Area
- Buick Introduces New LaCrosse Hybrid
- Barn Find Revealed
- Mercedes Makes First Luxury Yacht
- SNL Commercial Pokes Fun at EVs
- Toyota Production Impacted by Earthquake
- Changan Sets Autonomous Car Production Date
- VW to Show New PHEV SUV in Beijing
- GM Embarrassed Into Safety Improvements
- Lockheed’s Martian School Bus
- Toyota’s Fuel Cell Vision
- UAW Could Organize VW Tennessee Plant
- VW to Drop Beetle in 2018
- Chinese Video Game Company to Develop EV
- Lincoln Reveals New Continental Pricing
- Delphi Solves Apple CarPlay Problem
- Adaptive Valve Cuts Muffler Weight
- Bosch Wants to Make Parking Easier
- Tesla Model S Gets a Facelift
- VW Retools Transparent Factory
- Bentley Shows Future Interior Concept
- U.S. Green Car Segment Shrinking
- Ford Spiffing Up Technical Campus
- Lexus Trains Workers to Use Sight and Feel
- China’s Sales Strong
- Russian Sales Sink More Slowly
- Germans Love Mustangs
- Ultrasonic Sensor Company Minting Money
- Lithium Prices Triple
- Barn Find Revealed
- Cadillacs with a Chinese Influence
- GM’s Ed Welburn to Retire
- Toyota Announces Third Research Institute
- Barn Finds
- Ford’s Stealthy Police Interceptor
- Land Rover to Remake Series 1 Model
- Cadillac’s Future Design Plans
- Ford Announces New Mexico Plant
- Spain Starts Testing Mega Trucks
- Two Luxury Sedans Get the Axe
- Nvidia Provides Supercomputer for Roborace
- You Said It!
- Truck Makers Step Up Automated Efforts
- Toyota Creates New Business Entity
- BYD Expects to Triple EV Sales
- More Model 3 Info
- Ford Bronco Update
- Ford Invests in South Africa
- Kia Hits Major U.S. Milestone
- Honda Develops Driving Shoe
- Traffic App Learns Your Habits
- Pro Tip: Be Lazy
- Ford MVP Edition F-150
- Cybersecurity Job Shortage
- Tesla Model 3 Unveil Tonight
- GM Winning Ignition Lawsuits
- Mahindra Sued for Fraud
- Student Essay Contest
- Ford Creates New Dynamometer for Super Duty
- Peugeot Updates Expert Van
- 1st Look: Formula E’s Roborace Car
- Study Says Car Sharing Could Increase Sales
- Boost Web Traffic with New Domain Name
- New Automatic Turn Signal for Motorcycles
- Hyundai Combines Gullwing and Sliding Door
- Toyota Working on Dynamic HUD
- Toyota’s EV Strategy
- VW Gets Extension
- Chevy Camaro ZL1 Convertible
- Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk
- Honda and Hitachi Develop Breathalyzer Key
- Autonomy Could Help Meet CAFE Regs.
- New Startup Jumps Into Autonomous Car Pool
- Google Maps Expands Ride-Sharing Options
- GM Showing More Discipline Than Ford and FCA
- VW and Regulators Can’t Agree on Diesel Fix
- Diesel Sales Could Recover Fast
- BMW Lets Android Users Into its Infotainment System
- Spotify Joins FordPass Mobility Platform
- Mazda Shows Fastback MX-5 Miata
- Lincoln Unveils Stylish Navigator Concept
- Buick Encore Gets a Face Lift
- Mercedes GLC Slicks its Hair Back
- Cadillac Big Boost to GM’s Bottom Line
- GM’s 5-Year China Plan
- Chevrolet Refreshes Sonic
- Uber Outperforms Taxis in Capacity Utilization
- F1 Ditches Brand New Qualifying Format
- Red Bull Shows New Driver Protection Shield
- Domino’s Taps Auto Industry for Delivery Car
- China’s Labor Costs on Par with U.S.
- Automated Braking to Be Standard
- Old Scion’s Get New Toyota Names
- Variable Compression for Piston Engines
- Ludvigsen Awarded Golden Piston
- Acura NSX’s Ablation Castings
- Shareholders Sue VW
- GM Attacks Uber
- Big Data and Connected Cars
- Ford’s Model E BEV
- Crawl Before You Walk
- Strong Turbo Demand
- The Ultimate Driving Machine?
- Jeep Working on Compass and Patriot Replacement
- Jeep’s Awesome Moab Concepts
- Audi Using Composite Tooling
- Ford Tests Autonomy in the Snow
- Ride-Sharing Won’t Pose Threat to Car Sales
- Social Media Helps OEMs Shape Message
- INRIX Acquires OpenCar to Challenge Apple and Google
- Chrysler Reveals Pacifica Fuel Economy #’s
- Pacifica Gets Bridgestone Turanza Tires
- New Act Could Protect Racing Enthusiasts
- Ford Offers Track Experience for GT350 Owners
- Toyota Aims to Help Visually Impaired
- All-New Cadillac XT5 Impressions
- Cadillac Transaction Prices Up
- Nissan’s Fueling Station of the Future
- BMW Turns 100!
- Russia’s Autovaz CEO Stepping Down
- Candidate Emerges to Become Next FCA CEO
- Supplier Develops Vacuum-Less Braking System
- The Bar That Created the Car
- FCA CEO Wants to Build Apple Cars
- Goodyear Develops Tire Concepts for Autonomy
- Ford Upgrades Super Duty Trucks
- Transit Lineup Gets New Features
- Survey Shows Consumers Have Short Memories
- Companies Wasting Money on DOT Inspections
- Concepts and New Cars
- Autonomous Google Car Gets in Accident
- China Struggles with EV Sales
- Why FCA Axed the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200
- VW Gets 1-Month Deadline to Fix Diesels
- Tesla Wins Direct Sales Fight in Indiana
- Used Car Sales Sizzling
- GM Revives Full-Size Hybrid Pickups
- EcoBoost Gets Production Boost
- Ford Expands Vignale Brand in Europe
- Mercedes Says Robots Can’t Deal w/ Complexity
- Nissan LEAF App Hacked
- New Volt Gets Price Discount
- Britain to Exit European Union?
- Root Cause of Takata Airbags Found
- SEAT App Controls Household Items
- 2017 Acura MDX Gets a Fresh Face
- PSA Turns the Corner
- Study Says Car Sharing Won’t Hurt Car Sales
- Oil Prices Could Double in 2016
- Denny Hamlin and Toyota Win Daytona 500
- Honda Puts Stop Sale on 2016 Civic
- Ford Expands Infotainment and Mobility Services in EU
- Volvo Teams with Spotify
- VW May Be Forced to Fix Environmental Damage
- Traffic Deaths on the Rise
- BMW Tops Luxury Sales in U.S.
- Volvo Shows New V90 Wagon
- GM Deliberately Holds Back Fuel Cell Vehicle
- Kia Reveals Optima Sportswagon
- The Other VW Karmann Ghia
- VW Invests Heavily in China
- Strong Yen Hurts Japanese Automakers
- Ampera-e to be Built in Bolt Plant
- Tesla and GM Burn Through EV Tax Credits
- Mercedes Sprinter for the Zombie Apocalypse
- Nissan Plays Autonomous Musical Chairs
- Faurecia Resonance-Free Exhaust Pipe
- New Camaro Gets 1LE Performance Package
- Nissan Equips Crossovers with Snow Tracks
- Ram Reveals New Power Wagon
- Tacoma Receives TRD Pro Treatment
- Kia Unveils Dedicated Hybrid CUV
- Mazda Uninterested in Full Autonomy
- Naysayers Forecast Financial Doomsday
- NHTSA Considers Artificial Intelligence a “Driver”
- Chevrolet Trax Updated for 2017
- Ford Tests Wearables on Assembly Line
- You Said It!
- VW to Offer Diesel Owners “Generous Compensation”
- VW Delays Financial Results Report
- VW’s Truck Unit Wants IPO
- Datsun Unveils Crossover Concept
- Ex-VW Chair Created Culture of Fear
- GM’s 2015 Earnings
- GM Opens New Performance Center
- Toyota Kills Off Scion
- New Active Aerodynamic Trick
- Use of Structural Adhesives Explodes
- Replica Cars Get Exemption
- Global Car Sales Up
- OLEDs Show Promise in Automotive Lighting
- SKODA Shows Future SUV Concept
- Hyundai Strongly Considers Small Truck
- Germany Argues Over EV Incentives
- Fuel Cost Comparison
- Cadillac CT6 Rear End Styling Insights
- Rolex 24 Race Results
- Hyundai to Jump on Mobility Bandwagon
- Takata Airbag Recall Eats Into Honda’s Profits
- Toyota Buys Daihatsu
- Rolex 24 Should Be a Duesy
- Hyundai to Boost CUV Production
- Cool Lighting Tech That’s Not Expensive
- PR and Marketing Battles a Thing of the Past
- Mazda’s Out Of The Box Thinking
- Carmakers Set Production Record In North America
- Hyundai Elantra Updates
- Cadillac CT6 Design Secrets
- Sales Momentum to Keep Pace
- Ford Pulls Out of Japan and Indonesia
- All EcoBoost F-150′s Get Stop/Start
- Cadillac CT6 Technical Specs
- Fairfax to Get Cadillac XT3
- Chevy Bolt Takes Non-Traditional Marketing Route
- Honda Fuel Cell to Hit Cali by End of Year
- Back Seat Kit for Mustang GT350R
- Infiniti Shows “Tacky” QX30 Art Display
- Germany’s Kooky Conspiracy Theory
- New GM Engine Makes Ward’s 10 Best
- GM Gets Into Car Sharing With Maven
- Car Sharing Puts a Dent in Hertz
- Uber Booming In Saudi Arabia
- Tesla Sues Door Supplier
- Making Glass Lighter
- Skilled Trades Shortage
- FCA May Be Forced To Limit Sales Of Pick-Ups and SUVs
- FCA Going Whole Hog On 48-Volt
- Laser Lights Coming To A Car Near You
- Nissan May Bring Kicks CUV To U.S.
- You Said It!
- Sidecar Could Sideline Uber
- Autonomy? It’s Ok, I Guess
- Mon Dieu! Renault Gets Raided
- It’s A Plug-In, But Don’t Tell Anyone
- Autonomous Army Convoys
- Mobility Sales Double That of Auto Industry
- Chevy Bolt Will Kill Other EV Sales
- Honda and GM Consider Joint Fuel-Cell Plant
- Lincoln Tweaks Continental Concept for Production
- Hella’s Damage Detection Technology
- 2017 GMC Acadia Goes on a Diet
- MINI Reveals John Cooper Works Convertible
- DOT Proposes Autonomous Investment
- GM to Build and Import PHEV CT6 from China
- Why Volvo XC90 Won NACTOY Award
- Kia Shows Full-Size SUV Concept
- Honda Reveals New Ridgeline Pickup
- Renault-Nissan to Fight Car Sharing
- Garmin Nav Unit w/ Baby Monitor
- Fate of Dodge Grand Caravan
- Eyes on Design Award Winners
- NACTOY Winners
- 2017 Mercedes E-Class
- New Raptor Unearthed
- Ford Fusion Updates
- Buick Avista Concept
- Chrysler Reveals Pacifica Minivan
- Classic Car Road Trip
- VW May Buyback Cheating Diesels
- No National Autonomous Regulation in Sight
- Renault-Nissan’s Autonomous Plan
- More Hyundai IONIQ Details
- BMW’s Next-Gen Motorcycle Technology
- Volt and Prius Just Miss COTY Cut
- The Importance of Lighting Signatures
- U.S. Spec. Cruze Hatch Takes a Bow
- Chevy Bolt Designed w/ Ride-Sharing in Mind
- Subaru Has Most Loyal Customers
- Put Big Brother on Your Phone
- Volvo Increases Autonomous Driving Speed
- VW Reveals BUDD-e Concept
- Kia Creates Sub-Brand for Autonomous Tech.
- Kia Teases New Large SUV
- Volvo Adds Remote Voice Control
- Classic Pickups Get Forever Stamp
- December Sales Weaker Than Expected
- Ferrari’s Financial Performance
- UAW Tries to Intimidate Workers
- The Drive Home
- How Wide Is a Tesla Model X?!
- Nissan Drops LMP1 Program
- BMW’s Hands Off Approach
- Honda Ridgeline, Part II
- Acura Teases Its Styling Future
- Hacker Develops Own Autonomous Car
- FCA Searches for More Technicians
- China’s GAC to Team with Uber
- Presents, Coal and Chorus
- Volkswagen Hires Feinberg for Diesel Resolution
- Ford Confirms a Hybrid F-150 is Coming
- BMW’s Detroit Auto Show Premieres
- Continental Taps Into the Cloud
- Can You Identify This Car?
- Who’s Responsible for the VW Scandal?
- Volkswagen Phaeton Gets the Axe
- Management Shake Up at Volkswagen
- Hyundai IONIQ
- Thief Shuts Down Ford Production Line
- California Could Cripple Autonomous Car Market
- Chinese EV Startups Flock to Silicon Valley
- 48-Volt Could Kill Off High-Voltage Hybrids
- Ford GT to Use Gorilla Glass
- Ford Improves Software Development Skills
- Infiniti’s Refreshed Q50 and QX60
- Rinspeed Puts Own Autonomous Twist on BMW i8
- Russian Car Sales Get Worse
- Big Rigs Keep on Rolling
- Emission Testing Starts Fight in Europe
- Motor City Chorale to Join Us on AAH
- Renault-Nissan Alliance Starting to Fray
- Why the Rotary Engine is Important to Mazda
- Ford Tests Ride Sharing Program
- Ford Invests Billions into EV RandD
- GM Using Wind Power to Build SUVs
- Continental’s Self-Tinting Windows
- Chevy Malibu Posts Some Interesting #’s
- You Said It! NACTOY Edition
- Dow and DuPont May Merge
- NHTSA to Change 5-Star Safety Rating
- Samsung Boosts Automotive Business
- 2016 Car and Truck/Utility of the Year Finalists
- Ferrari Blocks Former Mercedes Racing Engineer
- Nissan Shakes Up Truck Management
- Infiniti and Red Bull Part Ways
- Mercedes Sues Former Racing Engineer
- Fewer Teens Getting Driver’s License
- Americans Nervous About Winter Driving
- Pro Tip: Maintain Balance in Your Life
- Hyundai’s Unique Electrified Vehicle
- Smog Boosts Car Sales in China
- Porsche Green Lights 1st EV
- LPG Interest Doubles in the U.K.
- FCA Converts Truck Fleet to CNG
- Why GM Will Import Chinese Buicks to the U.S.
- Buick Envision U.S. Specs
- Nissan’s Titan XD Strategy
- McLaren Concept Hints at Future of Racing
- Renault Makes Return to Formula One
- Competitors Gang Up on Uber
- Ford Comes Out with Camper Trailers
- FCA Jumps on Star Wars Bandwagon
- Nissan Sees Titan XD as “Tweener” Truck
- Toyota RAV4 Could Pass Camry in Sales
- Chevy Volt Top Selling Plug-In
- Renault EV Conversion w/ Used Batteries
- Volvo Shows New Upscale S90 Sedan
- Ford Offers Apple Download for SYNC
- Wienermobile RC Car
- Volvo Lets 4-Year Old Drive Big Rig
- November Sales Strong
- Lincoln Doubles Sales in Golden State
- Mopar Offers Winter Wheel Package
- Ford’s Fast Police Vehicles
- California’s Hydrogen Infrastructure Lacking
- Achates Power Gets Funding from DOE
- November Sales Forecast
- Have Sales Peaked?
- VW Sales in Germany Collapse, or Not?
- Audi Sticks with Diesel in Race Car
- Porsche Opens Centers for Classics
- VW Announces 4-Cylinder TDI Fix for Europe
- FCA’s Complicated Production Plan
- Kia Shows New Production Cadenza
- Buick Attracting Younger Buyers
- VW Using 3D Smart Glasses at Plant
- New Ford GT Details
- Quiet EV Rule Delayed
- VW Submits Recall Plan, List Keeps Growing
- Ford Suit Simulates Drugged Driving
- Toyota Wins Sprint Cup
- Fiat’s EV Fiasco
- UAW Contracts Ratified
- Lincoln’s New Face Explained
- BMW Debuts Compact Sedan Concept
- Volvo Teams with Microsoft
- GM Works to Make Fuel Cells Army Strong
- UAW Workers Make How Much?!
- Japanese Market Will Never Be the Same
- Ford/UAW Agreement in Jeopardy
- Volvo Tests Emergency Braking System
- Buick Debuts All-New LaCrosse
- Subaru Hints at Its Design Future
- Scion Getting Wild-Looking Crossover
- Mazda Develops New CX-9 for North America
- Fiat plus Miata equals New 124 Spider
- New Lincoln MKZ Gets Continental Grille
- Honda Shows Production Civic Coupe
- HondaJet to Take Flight Soon
- Autonomous Audi RS 7 Tears Up the Racetrack
- Automated Parking Could Reduce City Congestion
- Toyota Adds Hybrid to RAV4 Lineup
- Driving Impressions: New Toyota Prius
- Toyota Wants 400,000 RAV4 Sales
- Ford Refreshes the Escape
- New Beetle Variants Inspired by Classic Bugs
- Audi Offers Same Goodwill Package
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- Mustang Sales Surge in the U.S.
- Who Repairs a Bankrupt Company’s Vehicles?
- Bridgestone’s Fuel Sipping Tire
- Nissan’s Driver Attention Alert
- The Styling of Nissan’s All-New Maxima
- Weak Inventory Could Hurt Sales
- Tesla Reports Strong Sales
- New Tire Inspired By Catamaran
- Peugeot Creates Food Truck Concept
- UAW-Ford Art Collaborative
- Automakers Take Stand Against RFRA
- Delphi Makes Autonomous History
- Audi Taps Delphi for Autonomous Tech
- Chrysler 200 Red Hot
- Nissan Reveals Wild Maxima
- All-New Mitsubishi Outlander Debuts
- 4WD System Revealed
- Dealers Defend Franchise Laws
- March Sales Up in the U.S.
- Ralph Gilles Promoted
- New Sporty Civic Concept
- All-New 2016 Optima Revealed
- Kia Hints at Future Design
- New Hyundai Tucson Takes a Bow
- Infiniti Updates the QX50
- Performance Subaru BRZ Finally Shown
- GM Reveals New CT6 and Malibu
- Scion iA and iM Make Debut
- Bentley Throws Bricks at Lincoln
- Who Owns “Continental?”
- NYIAS Annual Automotive Forum
- Uber Partners to Rent BYD’s In U.S.
- Lincoln Revives the Continental
- Chevy Dominates 1st IndyCar Race
- Volvo to Build New U.S. Plant
- Chevy Volt’s “Controversial” 5th Seat
- Automakers Boost MPGs in U.S.
- Kia Optima Sneak Peek
- Renault May Say “Au Revoir” To F1
- Ford Partners With Microsoft…Again
- Aston Says Fisker Copied Design
- How to Improve Infotainment
- Italian Companies Are Hot Targets
- Number of Patent Lawsuits Exploding
- Virtual Keys Coming to Fleet Operators
- Jaguar Shows New XF, We Think
- Is the UAW Willing to Give or Just Take?
- Labor Cost Ranks
- Ford Expands in China
- Uber Cars Outnumber Taxis in NYC
- High Speed 3D Printing
- Ford Edge Going Global
- Honda Cuts Fit EV Price
- Chevy Dominates Sebring
- Cadillac CT6 Engine Details
- Lexus Teases New RX
- Why OEMs Shouldn’t Brag About Media Awards
- Tesla Adds Automated Steering
- Beware Of “Ransomware”
- TowerSec Finds Investor
- The Coolest of Jeep’s Moab Concepts
- Glow in the Dark LEAF
- Used Car Prices Unlikely To Drop
- GM Makes Major Changes in Russia
- Kia Sketches All-New Optima
- Scion Teases New Models
- BMW Adds Plug-In to X5 Lineup
- Plug-Ins Drain Batteries and Wallets
- Ford Tinkers With the Focus ST
- Did GM Cover Up Ignition Switch Issue?
- Russia in a Sales Tailspin
- Gas to Remain King in China
- Harman’s Other Noise Canceling Tech.
- Truck Sales Keep on Truckin’
- Citroen’s Eye Catching Design
- Marchionne Open to Merger with Rivals
- Transplants’ Influence on Labor Talks
- Defining “Automotive Grade”
- First Look: 2015 Ford Edge
- Jeep Teases Moab Concepts
- Celebrating Pi Day
- VW’s Profit Margins Drop
- South Korea Way Off EV Sales Target
- Tesla Components Fail on RAV4 EV
- How to Protect Your Rims From Thieves
- ABCs of Autonomous Terminology
- Mustang Already Popular in Europe and China
- Ford Testing Diesel in F-150
- Making a Balloon-Powered Car
- Buffett Blasts GM
- Hyundai Partners with RE/MAX
- Hyundai Plans New U.S. Plant
- Harman’s Innovative Car Noise Canceling System
- 1964 ½ Mustang Brought To 2015 ½ Standards
- VW Golf Sportwagen Impressions
- You Said It!
- China’s MSRP Envy
- TrueCar Sued for Unfair Competition
- Should “Dealers” be “Retailers”?
- Lambo Accelerates Sales
- Honda’s IndyCar Wings It
- BRZ and FR-S Fizzle Out
- Car Components with Modems
- GM’s Shakedown
- Design Spotlight: Opel Corsa
- Jeep’s Off-Road Cruise Control
- Renault-Nissan’s Roadmap to Autonomy
- Hyundai’s Watch App is Ready
- Differences Between Fiat 500X and Jeep Renegade
- BMW i3 Overtakes Model S In February
- Porsche Introduces 911 GT3 RS
- Ford Attracts Millennials with Performance
- NanoSteel Starts 3D Printing Metal
- Chevy Teases New Malibu
- A Dive Into Jeep’s TrailRated Hardware
- The Confidence of AWD
- VW Spends Big on R and D
- VW’s 4-Door Coupe
- Infiniti Shows All of QX30
- Nissan’s Future Euro Hatch
- Range Rover Cuts Top Off Evoque
- More Ford GT Details
- Bentley Breaks Its Mold
- Lexus Reveals Funky Ultra-Compact Car
- Ford Introduces Electric Bikes
- VW Posts Strong Gains In 2014
- Global Sales Up In January
- Cadillac Reveals ATS-V.R
- Mazda Bets on Diesel in Japan
- FCA Winter Driving
- How Racing Can Win Back Fans
- Honda Won’t Compromise to Beat Nissan
- Getting to the Bottom of Takata
- Will Magna Build Its Own Car?
- Meet the Mercedes-AMG GT3
- Kia’s Wagon Design Philosophy
- Ford’s New Approach to Racing and Performance
- Honda Ridgeline to Boost MPGs
- Volvo Making Progress
- Police-Proof Paint
- Honda’s Flight Simulator
- Audi Reveals Two Vehicles Ahead of Geneva
- Infiniti “Tunes” Up
- Digging to the Root of Takata's Airbag Issue
- Ford Increases Development Time Due to Recalls
- Porsche Shows High-Performance Cayman
- VW Sketches 4-Door Coupe Concept
- Toyota Refreshes the Auris
- Toyota to Test i-Road 3-Wheeler in Japan
- Nissan Puts U.S. Xterra Out to Pasture
- Takata Slapped With Fine
- Honda Pushes Out Ito
- Nissan’s Mr. K Passes Away
- F-150 Demand Stronger Than Anticipated
- New Range Rover Evoque Revealed
- More Countries Adopting U.S. Fuel Economy Standards
- Apple Poaching People for Its EV
- Peugeot Updates B-Segment 208
- Rinspeed Introduces Its Budii
- How to Overcome Cyber Security Issues
- Infiniti’s QX30 Concept
- You Said It!
- That’s O-Kei with Me
- Mercedes Stretches the S-Class
- Peugeot-Citroen Profitable
- Executive Changes at Infiniti, Ford, Fiat-Chrysler
- A Pain in the UAW’s ACE
- New IndyCar Can Really Break Wind
- Bark for Buick
- Lights Creating Brand Identity
- Station Wagons Making a Comeback?
- Ferrari’s Brand Image Takes a Hit
- Chevy Charts Camaro Horsepower
- How Nissan Murano Got Its Bold Looks
- Honda’s CEO Under Fire
- Is Apple Developing the iCAR?
- Hyundai Jumps Into CV Segment In U.S.
- Strikes Disrupting Production
- Mazda’s Diesel Woes
- Car OEM Ranks By Employment
- GM Shakes Up Development Process
- Chevy Bolts Into Production
- Toyota Avalon Refresh
- Kia Trail’ster Concept
- 2016 Kia Rio Debuts
- Mitsubishi Concept GC-PHEV
- Honda Pilot Makes World Debut
- Ridgeline Sketch Released
- Acura RDX Takes a Bow
- Nissan Soups up 370Z Roadster
- BMW Mixes Wagon with Crossover
- Kia to Show D-Segment Concept
- NASCAR Hall Failing to Bring Visitors
- Wearables the Next Big Tech?
- EyesOn Design’s Annual Poster
- Just What GM Doesn’t Need
- Battery-Free Tesla Fighter
- Countdown to Acura NSX
- Autonomous Cars Means Fewer Cars
- Old Vans vs. New Vans
- Ford Focus Gets Next-Gen ESC
- Will Cadillac’s V Series go AWD?
- Weak Yen Makes Nissan Strong
- Kia Sales Down in China
- American Politicians Finally Catch Up to Autoline
- Supplier Giving Cars Feelings
- Lincoln Gives Customers an App for That
- Are Dealerships a Smart Investment?
- Tata Stock Tanks
- BMW M is on Fire
- Chevy Colorado Climbs the Sales Ladder
- Big Potential for CPO
- Why the Volt Looks Like a Civic
- Cars Crossover to Trucks
- Takata Warned of Problems 15-years Ago
- Nissan Changing the Face of Racing
- VW Needs New Lease for Life
- Infiniti Teases New Compact Crossover
- New Hyundai Tucson Headed to Geneva
- You Said It!
- GM’s Profit Plunges
- Toyota’s Profit Soars
- NHTSA Defect Budget May Triple
- Tesla Inspires TV Show
- Renault Introduces New SUV
- UAW Profit Sharing Ranks
- January Sales Breakdown
- Ford’s First Global RS Model
- Nissan Reveals Fresh-Faced Maxima
- Kia Picanto Goes Under the Knife
- GM Makes Progress w/ Ignition Switch Fiasco
- Qoros Hires Former GM Exec.
- 2014 China Sales by Brand
- Most Powerful Golf to Hit U.S. Shores
- Recalls Hurt Honda’s Bottom Line
- Kia Slashes K900 Pricing
- Toyota Tests New Semiconductors
- Bashing the New Ford F-150
- Nissan Juke Nismo RSnow
- Will Cheap Gas Impact Car Sales?
- Mercedes Outsources R-Class Production
- GoPro Mount Standard on New Tacoma
- Plans for a New Mitsubishi Sedan Stall
- Acura Hits 2 Million Milestone In U.S.
- Detroit Automakers Fight Currency Manipulation
- Who Saves More Fuel?
- Big Money Big Into the Auto Industry
- TI Automotive Acquired by Investment Firm
- January Car Sales Expected to Thaw
- Toyota to Help Produce Mini Mini
- New F-150 Raptor Will Pack More Punch
- You Said It!
- Honda Dumps Takata for New Accord
- Automakers Agree to Remove Copper from Brakes
- Detroit Carmakers Shine at 24 Hours of Daytona
- New Study Says Millenials Like Driving
- Elon Musk Appears On ‘The Simpsons’
- Dealers Look To Cut Car Buying Time
- Manheim Creates Mobile Auctions
- EV Sales Fall Way Short of Million Mark
- BMW and VW Team On EV Charging Stations
- Cadillac Announces Future Plans
- Vietnam’s Booming Sales
- Audi Forced to Eat Alphabet Soup
- Audi to Make New Full-Size SUV
- Rainbow Warrior Calls it Quits
- Are Turbo 4′s Becoming the Norm?
- Ford GT Manufacturing Headed North of the Border
- GM Gearing Up for CVTs
- A Look at the Land Rover Discovery Sport
- Independent Shops Preferred Over Dealers
- JCI Envisions an Autonomous Interior
- Q1 Sales: Gaze into the Crystal Ball
- Prodigious Propulsion Patents
- Hyundai Tests the Pickup Segment
- Subaru Shuns China
- Ford Throws Down the Gauntlet
- JLR Bike Sense
- Lincoln’s Badge Engineering
- Autoliv to Build Replacement Airbags
- Marchionne Wants to Double Jeep Sales
- Europe Posts 1st Annual Gain Since 2007
- Audi Dealers to Use Virtual Reality
- Johnson Controls Creates Lightweight Seat
- Why Chrysler Is Sticking With Minivans
- EyesOn Design Picks Best of 2015 NAIAS
- Driving Forces Behind Google’s Pod Car
- Chrysler Confirms New Minivan
- Customized Jeep Wrangler Pickup Spotted
- Detroit Auto Show Standouts
- Tesla Won’t Turn a Profit Until 2020
- Hyundai to Redesign New Sonata
- Volvo Introduces S60 Cross Country
- Sportier XC90 Debuts
- Lincoln Refreshes MKX
- Honda Announces New Green Cars
- Nissan Unveils New Titan Pickup
- Ram 1500 Gets Mean-Looking Version
- Hyundai Getting Into Pickups?
- Bentley Gives Its SUV a Proper Name
- New Chevy Volt In Its Full Monty
- Chevy Shows Affordable EV Concept
- Production Acura NSX Finally Here
- Alfa 4C’s a Spider and Flips Its Lid
- Ford’s Show-Stopping GT
- VW Reveals Cross Coupe GTE
- Jaguar C-X17 Becomes F-PACE
- JLR to Offer Diesels in North America
- Buick Unveils Avenir
- NACTOY Winners
- Why Ram Is Doing Better without Dodge
- Takata May Get Bailout
- Gas Down, Diesel Up
- Rolls-Royce Considers an SUV
- Ford Names New Sales Chief
- Toyota Shows Refreshed 2016 Tacoma
- Ford’s Ambitious Mobility Plan
- GM Teams w/ Tech Startup to Improve MPGs
- Toyota Opens Door to Hydrogen Patents
- Mercedes’ Autonomous Concept
- Augmented Reality Navigation System
- Consumers Willing to Pony Up for Tech.
- Win a Trip to Geneva
- December Sales Breakdown
- Records Are Meant To Be Broken
- Another Wild Musk Idea
- Audi Spends Heavy
- Infiniti Unveils Q60
- Yes, We Need Those Stinkin’ Badges
- BMW’s Laser Lamps
- Chevy Previews New Volt
- Google Refines Its Autonomous Bubble Car
- Mark Reuss Talks GM Product
- Reducing Emissions at the Molecular Level
- 3D Tech Helps GM Develop Vehicles
- Get Greenbacks for Green Ideas
- Mercedes Exits Sub-$30,000 Field
- OnStar Tracks Santa’s Whereabouts
- Is Lincoln MKC the NATOY?
- U.S. Traffic Deaths Continue To Fall
- Recalls Shatter Record
- Hyundai Debuts New Infotainment System
- CTS-V Joins 200 MPH Club
- Hyundai Steals BMW M Chief Engineer
- Shelby’s Daytona Coupe Goes Electric
- Ram ProMaster City Impressions
- Strong December Sales Predicted
- Car Sales Generate A Trillion Dollars
- Taxi of Tomorrow Back On Track
- Cadillac Introduces High-Tech Mirror
- Volvo Tech Helps Protect Bicyclists
- Corvette’s Valet Mode Busts Joyrider
- 2016 Kia Sorento
- Production NSX Finally Here
- Honda to Unveil FCV Concept in Detroit
- Jeep Speakers Work Underwater
- StateFarm Launches an App
- Formula E Getting Fans Involved
- Will American Automakers Start Selling in Cuba?
- Hyundai Unveils New Sonata Hybrid
- Chrysler 300 Updates
- Sprint Drops NASCAR
- BMW Unveils Self-Parking i3
- Hitachi Licenses Nissan Tech
- Keeping Your Air and Fuel System Clean
- European Sales Up Slightly
- UAW Concerned Recalls Will Cost Members
- Chrysler Gets New Official Name
- Conti’s Next-Gen Automated Driving Tech.
- 3D Printed Lightweight Sports Car
- Indy Lights Gets Its Zoom Zoom
- Nissan Trumps Ford’s Pass. Car Sales
- Audi Reveals New Q7
- Volvo Shakes Up Its Strategy
- Chrysler Plans New Models
- JLR’s Invisible A-Pillar
- Renault-Nissan’s Powerful 2-Cylinder
- Automakers Hold Takata Summit
- Fiat Aims To Improve Brand Awareness
- Fiat Reveals New Doblo
- Luxury Brands Dominate Satisfaction Survey
- Audi Bullish On China
- Flat-Plane Engine Pros and Cons
- How to Boost Power and Efficiency
- U.S. Kicking Its Oil Addiction
- Autonomy That’s Already in Action
- Volvo’s New 3-Cylinder Engine
- NAFTA Market to Hit 20 Million?
- Hyundai Freshens Up Its EU Lineup
- U.S. Market Breakdown by Segment
- Car and Truck of the Year Finalists
- Dealers Told to Stop Selling New Acura TLX
- Cheap Way to Store A Lot of Hydrogen
- Mercedes Launches New Crossover Coupe
- Uber Getting Clobbered World-Wide
- You Said It!
- NACTOY Finalists Announcement Coming
- Musical Chairs at BMW
- Winterkorn’s Future Replacement at VW?
- Cheap Gas Hurts EVs and Diesels
- Confusing a Corvette with an Author
- Chrysler Takes Design Competition Nationwide
- Why Cars Look the Same
- Jeep, Ram, Subaru Power U.S. Sales
- BMW Jumps into Car Sharing
- Subtle VW Touareg Changes
- Lincoln Revels In Premium Audio
- Nissan Plugs into Advertising Wallet
- Ruble’s Fall Sparks Russian Sales
- Ford GT Design Speculation
- Mercedes Creates Autonomous Interior
- Keanu Reeves Designs Luxury Bike
- VW Rumored to Join F1
- Scion to Move Up Market?
- New Tacoma to Debut in Detroit
- Ford Escape Blimp Crashes During NBA Game
- Why Takata Should Fight Recall
- Google Making Autonomous Cars More Aggressive
- Chinese View Lincoln as Presidential
- Making Money Off Takata's Misfortune
- New Honda Puts the Kei in Quirky
- How to Make Races Better to Watch
- November Sales Winners
- Car Sharing Drops NYC Medallion Value
- Nissan Returns to Super Bowl
- Colorado Named Truck of the Year
- You Said It!
- Predictions Vary on November’s SAAR
- Ford Out of V8 Supercar Series?
- Ford Headed Back to Le Mans?
- NLRB Chastises Mercedes
- BMW Says Nein to Tesla Tie-Up
- BMW Going Plug-In Hybrid Route
- How to Stop Hackers Cold
- Gas to Hit $2 a Gallon in U.S.
- France to Phase out Diesel Fuel
- First Glimpse at New Nissan Titan
- Aston Tests Solar Panels on Racecar
- Land Rover Evoque Copycat
- 3D Printing Aiding Production
- Ranking the Greenest Automakers
- Car Sharing Set To Explode In India
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- Audi Wants Model S and i8 Competitor
- Cheap Gas = More Thanksgiving Traffic
- Check Your Tire Pressure
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- Global Sales Nearing 100 Million
- Audi’s Giant Tablet
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- Lexus’ Furious Spindle Grille
- Autonomy Could Drive Economy
- Ford F-150 MPG Falls Short
- Tesla and BMW in Talks
- Used Car Prices to Soften
- Audi to Launch Mobility Service in U.S.
- Wild and Crazy Concepts
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- VW Plans Huge Investment
- Arizona Sues GM
- Michelin Scales up Tweel Production
- Acura Reworks ILX For 2016
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- Chrysler Unveils New 300
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- Why Automakers Are Giving Hydrogen Away
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- Mazda CX-3 Makes Its Debut
- Bentley Reveals Grand Convertible
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- You Said It!
- NADA Forecasts Continued Growth
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- Ferrari to Pay Big Sum to FCA
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- New Oil Only Slightly Thicker Than Water
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- Diesels Outsell Electrics in October
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- Mercedes Reworks Naming Scheme
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- Media Snubs Lexus RC
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- GM’s Gone Batty
- GMC to Become More Upscale
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- Tesla Posts Profit, Loses Money
- Germany Doesn’t Want New A/C Refrigerant
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- Toyota and BMW Team on Mid-Size Sports Car
- Former Ferrari Chief Lands New Job
- Uber Vs. Lyft Heats Up
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- Should VW Merge W/ FCA or Ford?
- Man U Players Snub Chevy
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- Hyundai/Kia Fined
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- You Said It!
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- New Chevy Volt Details
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- What Experts Think of Gigafactory
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- Driving Impressions: 2015 Audi A3 Sedan
- Tesla Hires Renault/Nissan’s Simon Sproule
- Tesla Hits Dealership Roadblock
- Diesel Engine Powered by Gasoline
- Audi First With 4G
- Inside India’s Auto Industry
- DeltaWing Bolsters Board
- FedEx Adds Propane Truck to Fleet
- You Said It!
- Honda Restructures Acura
- Forward Collision Warning goes Aftermarket
- More E85 Stations
- GM Hires Heavyweight Recall Investigator
- Inside Chevrolet Camaro’s Redesign
- Ford Motor Co. in Mourning
- GM Needs to Bare Facts in Ignition Recall
- Automaker Inventories Creeping Up
- Toyota Helping Mazda
- 2016 Chevrolet Volt to Debut Next Year
- Fierce Fuel Systems’ Diesel Breakthrough
- Subaru of America Names New CEO
- Ford Moves Medium-Duty Truck Production
- Propane Revolution Underway
- Lexus to Offer Crossover Based On LF-NX
- Hyundai Teases New Sonata Interior
- 2015 Kia K900
- February Vehicle Sales by Segment
- GM Boosts Silverado Incentives
- Honda’s Hydrogen Refueling Station
- Walmart’s Semi Truck Concept
- Parking Ticket App
- Autoline Insight: Tesla
- High End Automakers See Sales Fall in China
- Mazda HAZUMI Concept
- GM SUVs New Anti-Theft System
- No More Alphabet Soup for Cadillac
- Ford Reveals New Commercial Trucks
- You Said It!
- Volkswagen T-ROC
- Toyota Aygo
- Hyundai Teases All-New Sonata
- New Jeep Renegade
- Jaguar XE Sports Sedan
- Maserati Alfieri Concept
- February U.S. Car Sales
- GM Not Yet Committed To Aluminum
- GM Exports Chevy’s Out Of China
- Volvo CEO Calls for China to End Joint Ventures
- Nissan’s Smart Mirror
- EPA Wants Cleaner Gasoline
- First Drive: 2015 Chevy Suburban
- Chevy to Keep Man-U Sponsorship
- Rolls-Royce Gets Personal
- Ford’s Silky Smooth Mustang
- New Catalytic Converter Improves MPGs
- EV Comparison
- Tesla’s Gigafactory
- VW Workers Counter UAW Appeal
- Volvo Concept Estate
- MINI Clubman Concept
- 2015 Ford Mustang Convertible
- Chevrolet Corvette Convertible
- Tesla’s Value Surges
- Designer to Run Lexus
- Honda Drops the Insight
- Styling Sells
- Camaro’s Flying Car Mode
- Autoline Garage – Cabin Air Filters
- Global LV Sales On the Rise
- UAW Losing Market Share
- Honda Focuses on Acura Sedans
- CODA Turns to eBay
- EV Sales to Double in 2014?
- Citroen Shows New C1
- You Said It!
- VW Makes A Lot of Money
- Daimler and VW Management Changes
- UAW Wants Another Vote
- Ford Dumps Microsoft
- Ford’s Refreshed Focus
- Hyundai Shows Off New Concept
- Let’s Get Off OPEC Oil
- Mexico Set To Be #1 U.S. Exporter
- Taurus to China
- China Hits 250 Million Vehicles
- Golf Gets Plug-In Hybrid
- Audi Teases New TT
- OnStar’s Future Plans
- Tesla’s 2013 Earnings
- N.A. Production Up, Mostly Mexico
- Olympic Bobsled Update
- New Studded Tire Concept
- Volvo Creates Digital Key
- All-Wheel Drive Tire Replacement
- France and Dongfeng Take Peugeot Stake
- LaHood Joins EV Bus Maker
- Ford Refreshes the Expedition
- Dealers Snatch up Diesel Rams
- Caddy Dealers Shun ELR
- U.S. 2-Man Bobsled Earns Bronze
- You Said It!
- MINI Goes Dutch
- Wanxiang Wins Fisker Bid
- New Ford F-150 Seats Lighter
- GM to Restore Sinkhole Corvettes
- European Market on the Mend
- Germany’s Top 10 Sellers
- Peugeot’s All-New 108
- Corvette Uses Nano-Technology
- UAW Needs Marketing Lessons
- VW Still Needs a Union
- Kia K900
- Renault’s Rear-Engine Twingo
- V-Dubs New Scirocco
- Inside the Amelia Concours
- War of Words Heats Up amid VW-UAW Decision
- Detroit Automakers Root for UAW to Win
- Big Trucks Garner Big Sales
- Mercedes Tortures Leather for the Country Club Crowd
- BMW 2 Series Gets New Variant
- Chinese Automakers Say “No” to Imports
- How Much Will Chinese Market Grow?
- Ford Faces Congressional Inquiry over Privacy Concerns
- Kentucky Sinkhole Swallows Rare Corvettes
- SsangYong May be Headed to the U.S.
- Venezuela Car Sales are Falling Dramatically
- John McElroy Responds to Comments and Questions
- Big Toyota Prius Recall
- Toyota Tundra May Get Cummins Diesel
- China Extends EV Subsidies
- Tesla Lobbies China to Subsidize Imported EVs
- BMW to Beat Audi in Laser Light Race
- Insight on Team USA’s Radically New Bobsled
- Barra to Get Big Bucks
- GM Changes Supplier Contracts
- Will UAW Organize VW?
- Do You C What I C-Class?
- Diesels Surpass Hybrids in U.S.
- Team USA’s German Designed Bobsled
- Nissan Benefits from Weak Yen
- Toyota Ends Aussie Production
- Military Tests Autonomy
- Ford Loves Its Suppliers
- Not Enough Zoom in Mazda Diesel
- BMW Designs U.S. 2-Man Bobsled
- Toyota Wants To Keep #1 Car Spot
- 2014 Kia Optima Hybrid
- Kia’s Electrified Soul
- Chevy Offers CNG for HDs
- Subaru Unveils 2015 Legacy
- Nissan Considers Diesel Frontier
- BMW Expands Diesel Line-Up
- New MINI Hardtop
- Autoline This Week Preview
- GM’s Profits Plummet
- Zetsche Delivers for Daimler
- Chevy NV200, I Mean City Express, Revealed
- Less is More… for Concepts
- Chevy Unveils Adra
- Honda’s Wild Concept
- You’re Never Fully Clean Until…
- Volvo’s New Wagon
- EV Sales Keep Growing
- U.S. Car Inventory Jumps
- Nothing but Blue Skies
- Spray It, Don’t Say It
- Yes, Young People Like Cars
- You Said It!
- U.S. January Sales Slip
- Ram 1500 Diesel MPGs
- Toyota’s in the Money
- NHTSA Blesses V2V
- UAW Vs. VW
- A Transition in Automotive Interiors
- Chevy SS Exhaust Note
- VWOA Is FUBAR
- Ferrari Sells Less, Makes More
- China’s Top Ten
- Lab Gas Burns Cleaner
- Good Thing… Small Package
- Bob Lutz on AAH
- EVs Won’t Reduce Air Pollution
- VW #2 in Sales
- France Vehicle Sales
- Toyota Issues Stop Sale
- New Mini Marketing Technique
- Is Social Media Worth the Effort?
- ProMaster City Delayed
- Meet the Newest Car Company
- Volvo Readies For a Comeback
- Rent Before You Buy
- GM’s Breakout Year
- Costly Oil Now Recommended
- Fiat Earnings Not That Impressive
- Chrysler Earnings Also Lackluster
- Mercedes’ Renschler Abruptly Quits
- Lincoln Delayed in China
- All-New GMC Sierra Denali HD
- Toyota Rolls Out the Refreshed Highlander
- Ford Makes a Lot of Money
- Ford’s Aluminum Strategy: Recycle, Re-use, Cut Cost
- Hyundai/Kia Lose Market Share in Korea
- Honda U.S. Exports Mark a Company First
- Corvette Reveals Another Technology Secret
- Barra Bolsters Opel
- Tesla Completes Charger Network
- Could Japan be on the Rebound
- Volvo Getting Back “Safety”
- Ford Requires F-150 Certification
- The Pros and Cons of Ford’s Aluminum Strategy
- Nissan Draws Ire of FTC
- CLA Attracts New Customers
- Mexican Market 101
- Kia Design to Go Further
- Model S China Pricing Announced
- 2015 Cadillac Escalade Pricing
- Honda Sees Fleet Sales as Plauge
- Navigator Powders Its Nose
- Toyota = Ichiban
- Chevy Finds New Roads
- Hybrid Jeep “Inevitable”
- A Special Barn Find
- 2015 Chevy Tahoe Interior
- IIHS’s Rigged Test
- Koreans Are Small Car Kings
- Hyundai is Ready to Rumble
- BMW’s Counterattack
- Barn Find
- You Said It!
- China Smashes the 20 Million Barrier
- Chrysler Brand to Add More Models
- Cadillac to Add More Models
- Some Plug-In Sales Slip
- Insurance to Rise with Aluminum F-150
- Bosch CNG Update
- Barra Raises the Bar
- Unequal Pay
- Dongfeng Gets Part Of PSA
- Rolling, Rolling, Rolling
- Preparing For a Crash Test
- Aluminum at a Tipping Point
- You Can Call Me Al
- Chinese Hedge Their Bets
- The Devil Made Me Do It
- Ron Dennis Comes Back
- Anti-Car Crowd Score Big
- Autoline This Week Preview
- Nissan Wants IDx Concept in Production
- Lightweight Camshafts
- Chrysler Axes Executive
- Gotta Pay Your Dues
- Technology to the Rescue
- Autoline Supplier Symposium Preview
- Ford Eyes Mobility Services
- Eyes on Design Winners
- Is the EPA Anti-Diesel?
- U of M and Michigan Partner on Autonomy
- GM Names New CFO
- GM Pays 1st Dividend in 6 Years
- Autoline Supplier Symposium Preview
- Jeep to Hit 1 Million Global Sales in 2014?
- Excess Inventory Could Lead to Price War
- New Ford F-150 Years Ahead of Competition
- Cadillac Unveils ATS Coupe
- Nissan Reveals Two Concepts
- Autoline LIVE Preview
- Car and Truck of the Year Winners
- 2015 Ford F-150
- 2015 GMC Canyon
- 2015 Mercedes-Benz C-Class
- VW Aims for 1 Million U.S. Sales
- Autoline LIVE Preview
- Nissan Looks to Double LEAF Sales
- EV Growth Rate Strong, But Slowing
- 2015 Audi Q3
- VW Reveals Off-Road Beetle
- Autoline This Week Preview
- The High Tech Industry
- Bentley Has Best Year in History
- GM Vs. Ford Truck War
- Lexus Burnin’ Rubber
- Toyota Wants to Mine Garbage Dumps
- Design Walkaround: Chevrolet Tahoe
- Alan Decides to Stay Put
- Big CES Announcement
- Your Navi is Watching You
- BYD Coming to America
- A New Way to Make Cars
- Autoline Garage – Oil Filters
- Toyota Losing Hybrid Market Share
- Age Limit for Infotainment
- Model S vs. Model T
- 2014 Nissan Rogue
- 2013 U.S. Car Sales
- Ford Hires Former Cadillac Exec
- Corvette Gets Performance Black Box
- The Henry Ford Museum
- Germany Down, U.K. Up
- Hey, Where’s The Steering Wheel?
- Here Comes the Sun
- F1 Inspires Q50 Concept
- Kia’s New Queen Bee
- Autoline This Week Preview
- Diesels More Popular Than Hybrids?
- Krafcik Out at Hyundai
- Fiat Completes Chrysler Takeover
- Dr. Evil’s Favorite Car
- Shumi in Critical Condition
- You Said It!
- Honda Won’t Quit Indy Racing
- Venture Capitalists Money Still Likes Autos
- Fisker Won’t Build In Delaware
- Rock You Like A Huracan
- Autoline Executive of the Year Revealed
- Chevy’s Marketing Chief Quits
- JLR Names New North American Boss
- Honda Announces TLX for Detroit
- 2+2 = Kia Concept
- Autoline Executive of the Year Panel
- KPMG Update
- China Drops U.S. Import Tariffs
- Honda Gets More Fits
- Don’t “Skip This Ad”
- Mazda Tops MPG Chart
- Gas Power to Dominate In 2040
- Autoline Executive of the Year
- Europe on the Mend
- GM Investing Billions in Plants
- GM to Consider a Dividend
- Chinese with Checkbooks
- Q50 Steer-By-Wire Recalled
- Autoline Executive of the Year Panel
- Autonomous Ann Arbor
- Aussie Suppliers to Collapse
- Lincoln MKC Pricing
- Upscale C-Class
- Unifor Close to Organizing Toyota
- Autoline Executive of the Year Panel
- GM Dumps PSA Stock…
- …And Does the Same with Ally
- VW Replaces U.S. Chief
- Strickland Leaves NHTSA
- Ford to Hire in U.S. and Asia
- Automated Ford Fusion Hybrid
- Taking It to the Street
- Autoline Executive of the Year
- GM-PSA Deal Going Pfffft
- Hub Motor Jetta
- Cool Bus, Weird Name
- Volvo’s New Architecture
- BMW’s M and M’s
- Autoline Executive of the Year
- GM to End Production Down Under
- Honda Teases New Ridgeline
- NACTOY Finalists
- Porsche Cayman S in 3D
- Catch Me If You Can
- Autoline Executive of the Year
- Barra Becomes GM CEO
- No More “Government Motors”
- It Could Have Been Worse
- Ford’s Virtual Assembly Plant
- NACOTY Predictions
- Autoline Executive of the Year
- Chrysler Needs New Cars
- Fiat Spends Big On New Cars
- GM Cuts Korea Output
- AWD Sales Soar
- Fast Cars = Better Chevrolet
- Autoline Executive of the Year
- Lexus to Move Upmarket
- Chevy Dropped In Europe
- Ford Tweets Drop-Top Mustang
- Saab Up and Running… Again
- You Said It!
- The All-New Mustang
- Longer Loans on the Rise
- Z06 to Debut in Detroit
- Audi A1 Coming in 2016
- 2014 Honda Civic Goes on Sale
- Keeping Billy Gibbons Humble
- U.S. November Sales Surge Ahead
- Mitsubishi Slashes EV Price
- Volvo to Test Autonomy
- New BMW Powered Toyota
- Design Walkaround: Rolls-Royce Wraith
- GDI Engines Emit More Particles
- Renault-Nissan Team With AvtoVAZ Again
- Volvo Axing Pedestrian Airbag
- Special Edition Corvette Convertible
- New Head of GM’s China Operations
- GM Premium Trucks
- Tesla: Puts or Calls?
- Infiniti Steer-by-Wire – 10 Years of R and D
- Bio (Fuel) Diversity
- Honda Unveils New City
- You Said It!
- Traffic Fatalities Soar in China
- Who’s The Greenest of Them All?
- All-New Hyundai Genesis
- A Mighty Morning Wind
- Sounds Like An EV on Steroids
- 2014 Kia Soul
- The i3 is Definitely a BMW
- Honda Unveils MC-β in Tokyo
- Yamaha MOTIV.e
- PSA Out Head Hunting
- Nissan Shuffles Its Execs
- Ron Burgundy Disses the Durango
- VW Puts Money Where Its Mouth Is
- First Look – Ram ProMaster
- Best of Both Worlds
- Garmin’s 3D Nav System
- Autoline This Week Preview
- Lux-SUV and Car Buyers like AFVs
- Is Porsche Losing Its Way?
- 2015 Subaru WRX
- Mercedes Concept GLA45 AMG
- Kia Introduces 1st Rear-Drive Sedan
- Hyundai Introduces Fuel Cell Santa Fe
- Honda’s Wild FCEV Concept
- VW Twin Up! Eye-Popping MPG’s
- Porsche Unveils Macan
- Chevy’s All-New Mid-Size Pickup
- Cadillac ELR
- Jaguar Pulls Wraps Off F-TYPE Coupe
- New Ford Edge Concept
- Audi A3 Gets 4G LTE
- Hyundai Reviews
- European Car Sales Up
- Daimler Takes Stake in BAIC
- New Honda Turbo VTECs
- New 2015 MINI Cooper Hardtop
- Cadillac CTS Design Walkaround
- Green with NV
- Honda Device to Help Stroke Victims
- Honda’s Next-Gen UNI-CUB
- Hyundai’s “Game Changer”
- A Corny Story
- Talk about Run-Flats
- You Said It!
- Infiniti Developing New EV
- DOJ Expects More Supplier Fines
- Special-Edition Fiat 500
- 2015 Legacy Concept
- Barn Find Revealed
- Autoline This Week Preview
- Diesel Gains Traction in U.S.
- VW Reveals Electric Golf
- All-New Ford Subcompact Ka
- Chevy’s Personal Touch
- The Democratization of Luxury
- Meet the New Lincoln MKC
- Nissan Expands In Mexico
- Chrysler Develops New CNG Tanks
- Black Is Worth More than Green
- You Said It!
- Chrysler Management Changes
- Tooling Shortage?
- Honda Reveals New Fuel Cell
- Mercedes Develops New Inline Engine
- Ford Spotlights Engines at SEMA
- Kia Soul EV Details
- Subaru Teases 2015 WRX
- Lexus to Unveil New CT in China
- Bosch Bifuel Technology
- Trouble in EV Land
- N.A. Production Up
- Bye-Bye Mulally
- Caddy Needs Another Decade
- Cadillac Teams with Saks 5th Ave.
- Nissan BladeGlider
- Will Chevy Offer a Mid-Engine ‘Vette?
- Tesla Under Fire
- Focus ST Attracts Young Buyers
- Reuss Wants a Wagon
- Mopar and SEMA
- UAW Nominates Next Leader
- Autoline This Week Preview
- Tesla Takes it on the Chin
- Reuss’s X-MAS Shopping List
- Big Change at Ford Design
- Forte Gets a Boost
- What the Hail is That?
- You Said It!
- The GAAP in Tesla’s Earnings
- Toyota’s Mountain of Money
- Cadillac’s New Marketing Chief
- Reuss Wants New HHR
- U.S. Government Tests Car Sharing
- Update from SEMA in Las Vegas
- GM Needs Captive Finance
- Nissan Sings the Blues…
- …As Mitsubishi Joins the Chorus
- More Toyotas at Tokyo
- JCI’S Shoebox Battery
- Bosch’s Mild Hybrid System
- U.S. Car Sales Up Again
- Nissan Shuffles the Deck
- A Clunker of a Jobs Program
- Lexus Concepts for Tokyo
- 2014 Jeep Cherokee Design
Daimler’s Chief Financial Officer said the company would like to cooperate more with Tesla. A new quality survey shows that Chinese automakers are catching up with the rest of the auto industry. The new Nissan Rogue has a unique feature on its muffler in an effort to improve aerodynamics. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about what’s being done to protect connected cars from hackers.
The 2014 Nissan Rogue is the first vehicle in the company’s line-up that uses its new Common Module Family architecture. Tesla and Panasonic announce a deal to expand their partnership for another four years. Scion unveils the modified cars it will show off at next week’s SEMA show. All that and more, plus KPMG explains how automakers are coping with increased demand.
We take a look at quarterly earnings from General Motors, Volkswagen, Chrysler and Honda. Ford reveals the specs for the upcoming 1.0L 3-cylinder powered Fiesta. Chrysler unveils some of the cars it will have at this year’s SEMA show in Las Vegas. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Mazda3.
According to data collected, Google’s autonomous car drives better than humans. Some analysts say that VW’s modular platform will not save the automaker as much money as it expected. In the years to come Ford would like to reduce its 1,300 suppliers down to 750. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in the newest edition of You Said It!
Toyota is in the lead to be the number one global automaker this year. Suppliers to General Motors are up in arms over the way the company recently dictated new terms and conditions on their contracts. And speaking of the General, it looks like the company will adopt a modular approach with its platforms, similar to Volkswagen’s strategy. All that and more, plus a look at how Cadillac engineers trimmed the weight of the new CTS.
Eight U.S. states sign a memorandum of understanding to help spur the sales of electric and other zero emission vehicles. VW’s CEO of China says the German automaker will not be selling EVs in the country. Honda shows off the new 2014 Civic Coupe that will make its debut at next month’s SEMA show. All that and more, plus how the industry is going down to the molecular level to come up with lighter weight steel.
Ford, Daimler and Hyundai posted strong earnings in the third quarter. And speaking of Hyundai, the company just released a couple of renderings of the new Genesis that’s set to debut next year. One company has created a motorcycle helmet that features a heads-up display. All that and more, plus Design Handbook’s Jim Hall explains why big wheels are one of the secrets of proportion.
Peugeot is considering ending its alliance with GM. Ford is idling its Michigan Assembly Plant for two weeks due to rising inventories of the Focus and C-Max. Mazda will reveal a CNG version of the Mazda3 at next month’s Tokyo Motor Show. All that and more, plus a look at why bigger wheels can cost you a lot of money.
Ford is significantly changing the way it conducts cost accounting for developing new vehicles. Car sales in emerging markets could lead to the industry producing 100 million new vehicles annually by the end of the decade. Aston Martin’s CEO says you won’t see a hybrid in any of its vehicles anytime soon. All that and more, plus a look at Ram Trucks new 6.4L HEMI engine.
The head of Volkswagen’s operations in China says that he sees an opportunity to start selling diesels in the country due to new rules regarding the fuel. BMW announced that it will no longer offer the 1 Series next year but it’s already teasing its replacement. Lamborghini announced it will build more models of its wicked-looking Veneno supercar but with one slight difference. All that and more, plus a look at the new Range Rover Sport.
Volvo is involved in a project that’s developed body panels that are made up of structural supercapacitors integrated within a nanomaterial, in an effort to reduce battery weight and space for EVs. Nissan unveiled an updated version of its electric DeltaWing racecar. Dodge revealed the Durango Special Service edition which will be available for Police and Fire departments as well as fleet customers. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week from the floor of the Frankfurt auto show.
GM’s former VP of purchasing, Bo Andersson will become president of Russia’s largest carmaker. Chevy announces it will sell a bi-fuel version of the Impala. John McElroy reports from China about the next phase in the country’s automotive industry. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo explains why the price point for the ELR is a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don’t proposition for Cadillac.
Automakers have been struggling to sell cars in Europe but there was some good news last month. Hyundai is considering setting up its own performance division in Europe to help bolster its performance credentials. We take a look at China’s Global Automotive Forum. All that and more, plus guest host Murray Feldman asks, who you think should replace the leaders at GM and Ford?
A group of countries, led by Germany, just got the EU to delay a proposal that would reduce carbon dioxide emissions from cars. Ford plans to ship up to 40,000 Explorer’s and Edge’s built in the U.S. and Canada per year to China. BMW revealed the convertible version of the 4 Series. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy takes a look at a vehicle that’s been hit with a number of production issues, the Jeep Cherokee.
Heavy trucks just had their best month of sales since 2006. In order to boost sales, Porsche will enter 15 new markets by the end of the decade, mostly in Africa. Rental customers aren’t opting for EVs because they fear the battery will die. All that and more, plus ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons has some advice for automakers.
The Environmental Protection Agency is considering reducing ethanol blend requirements next year. A new study says people are more likely to use a self-driving car from a tech company rather than one of the major automakers. After 67 years of production, Land Rover has decided to end production of its Defender SUV. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with designer and futurist, Syd Mead.
In an effort to boost sales, Toyota has slashed the price of the Prius Plug-in. Even though Ford is currently building five plants in China, the company is considering further expansion because forecasts predict a huge growth in annual sales. We got a chance to drive the new Chevy Malibu and see how its new stop/start system performs. All that and more, plus a look at Nissan’s self-parking technology.
According to a report, PSA’s Chinese partner will buy a 30 percent stake in the company. A judge rules that New York City over stepped its bounds and voids the mandate for Nissan’s Taxi of Tomorrow. We gear up for SEMA with a few concepts that will make their debuts at the show. All that and more, plus a look at the updates Toyota made to its Entune infotainment system.
Ford is on pace to sell close to a million vehicles in China this year. The head of VW’s global works council says installing a works council at the company’s Tennessee plant will be an important factor in building other models there. Cadillac reveals the all-new 2015 Escalade. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in You Said It!
Mitsubishi taps Thailand to build the new version of its Mirage. General Motors is set to expand online sales for its entire dealer network in the U.S. We take a look at a few of the highlights for the new 2014 Kia Soul. All that and more, plus parking a car with the touch of a finger using Bosch’s newest technology.
In an effort to attract new buyers, Audi plans to move downmarket by offering A-class luxury. As sales plummet, Volvo North America axes its CEO and names a temporary replacement. Jerry Seinfeld says automakers need to rethink their advertising. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week in which Ford’s Jim Farley explains dealership WiFi will be used to learn more about you.
Electric vehicle and plug-in sales take a surprising tumble in September. Audi moves forward with plans for another crossover. Winnebago upfits the new Ram ProMaster into two different RV models. All that and more, plus Jim Hall is back with an all-new lesson in design terminology: Bone Line.
Hyundai announces a new plan to help out laid off government employees. Chevrolet and GMC just announced new CNG versions of their full-size heavy-duty pickups and full-size vans. Kia announced it will sell an electric version of the Soul in the U.S. All that and more, plus a deep dive into September car sales in the American market.
A group of workers at Volkswagen’s Tennessee plant is fighting the UAW’s attempt to organize the facility. In an unsurprising move, Aston Martin ended production of the Cygnet. Even though September car sales in the U.S. are expected to drop, it wasn’t all bad news for automakers. All that and more, plus a look at the new 2014 Toyota Corolla.
Sales of new cars continue to grow all around the world but it varies greatly by region. Nissan will continue selling the current generation Rogue alongside the all-new 2014 model and will rename it the Rogue Select. Chevy showed off two new Silverado concepts at the Texas State Fair. All that and more, plus a look at the diesel version of the Ram 1500.
Nine Japanese suppliers have pleaded guilty to a price-fixing scheme in the U.S. and will have to pay a hefty fine. To help encourage automakers to adopt crash avoidance systems, the IIHS is now testing cars equipped with them. GM just took the wraps off the heavy-duty versions of the 2015 Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week which is all about cars in the Henry Ford Collection.
Several European automakers and their Chinese joint venture partners are battling over who gets to sell imported cars. Toyota will start exporting Corollas built in the U.S. to 18 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. The new twin-turbo V6 in the upcoming BMW M3 will be the smallest displacement engine offered in that car in over two decades. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy takes a look at the refreshed 2014 Toyota Tundra.
Fiat is delaying Alfa Romeo’s return to the U.S. once again. In a first for the Euro NCAP crash test program, a Chinese developed car received a 5-star overall crash rating. Hyundai will show off a 1000 horsepower version of the Genesis Coupe at this year’s SEMA show. All that and more, plus a look at Infiniti’s new steer-by-wire system in the Q50.
General Motors is back to investment grade status for the first time since 2005. Sergio Marchionne makes a calculated move in taking Chrysler public once again. Production of Jeep’s new Cherokee stalls out due to reported quality problems. All that and more, plus John McElroy explains why the auto industry is getting its butt kicked by the oil industry.
Dan Akerson, Chairman and CEO of General Motors, adds Tesla to the list of companies he’s bashed. Goldman Sachs says EU car sales are set to rebound in the near future. Honda finally puts a price to the hybrid version of the Accord. All that and more, plus John McElroy talks to Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top about his love for cars and the origin of “Cadzilla.”
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne has tapped Ron Bloom to advise him on buying the rest of Chrysler from the UAW’s VEBA health care trust fund. And speaking of Chrysler, it’s taking a more “hands on” approach to boosting engine output. Johan de Nysschen, the head of Infiniti says the company needs to “de-Americanize” its cars in order to boost sales globally. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week all about converting fleet vehicles to run on propane.
Valeo, the French supplier company, just unveiled a low cost lidar system that is significantly smaller and can be packaged into the front grille of a car. GM can drop a diesel in its full-size pick-ups if it wants but that’s not the interesting part. Automotive supplier Faurecia makes your car sound more powerful. All that and more, plus Design Handbook’s Jim Hall takes us on a field trip to learn about “MMI.”
PSA, the parent company of Peugeot-Citroen, is considering selling a stake in the company to its Chinese partner Dongfeng. Volkswagen said it will only offer turbocharged gasoline and diesel engines within the next 3 to 4 years. A new report says, the number of people using car sharing services will increase 6 fold by the end of the decade. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in You Said It!
After it looked like car sales in Europe were starting to recover in Jul, they slid back down again in August. Consumer Reports names the Chevy Silverado the number one pick-up truck. A group of California car dealers are asking the state to investigate fraudulent advertising by Tesla. All that and more, plus John shares his impressions of the electric version of the Volkswagen Golf.
Valeo uses its 12-volt electronic supercharger in a very unique way. Ford announces a number of key management changes due to one VP retiring. Largely because of one company, sales of medium and heavy duty trucks fell last month. All that and more, plus how Chevy’s Corvette was designed to make anyone drive like a pro.
Ford of Europe has bumped its new product initiative to a whopping 25 models. Nissan will start offering the LEAF as a certified pre-owned vehicle, and the deal looks pretty good. Jeep’s Dragon Edition concept becomes a reality. All that and more, plus John McElroy has a preview of Autoline This Week all about cars and personalities.
GM unveils its all-new lineup of full-size SUVs. According to a report, Volkswagen is considering selling CNG powered cars in the U.S. market. Hankook reveals its air-free wheel and tire combination, called i-Flex. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on how American car culture is changing.
As its sales turn around in Europe, Ford says it will break even there in the next two years. According to a report, Volkswagen is considering selling its commercial vehicles in the U.S. Nissan unveils its new 2014 Rouge. All that and more, plus we look at one Japanese automaker’s month long company celebration.
Jaguar unveils its crossover concept called the C-X17. BMW shows off the production version of its plug-in hybrid sports car. Audi says its new nanuk quattro concept is for both the track and for off-road. All that and more, plus we get to the bottom of the case of the missing dipstick.
Volkswagen unveils a concept that’s a combination of a compact car and a minivan. Mercedes says it has successfully completed a long-distance autonomous drive using a near-production sensor system. Nissan announces that it’s in the final development phase with the electric version of its NV200 small commercial van. All that and more, plus how subcompact cars are getting bigger while more fuel efficient.
Despite rumors, two high profile executives say they’re not going anywhere. Honda announces that the 2014 Accord Hybrid is the most fuel efficient gasoline-powered four-door sedan available. Daimler announces it stop building vans for Volkswagen in 2016. All that and more, plus we share a close look at the design elements of the new Infiniti Q50.
The smart brand reveals a new four-seat concept for Frankfurt. Volkswagen’s XL1 carries a price tag that’s just as eye-popping as its fuel economy number. Autoline takes a look at the sales figures for August in the U.S. market. All that and more, plus in the newest edition of Design Handbook, Jim Hall ponders the difference between styling and design.
According to a report, UAW president Bob King met with VW officials last week about letting workers vote on a “works council” for its Tennessee plant. Lexus will show off a concept in Frankfurt with what it calls its L-finesse design language. Ford unveils a unique upscale product and ownership experience called Vignale. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to some of your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
General Motors promotes Michael Dunne to president of GM Indonesia. Jaguar hints at its future design with a concept that will debut in Frankfurt. Fleet sales account for 19 percent of total sales in the U.S. and can be quite profitable for a car company. All that and more, plus we look at the next-gen smart fortwo EV.
The UAW’s vice president says he thinks Ford could add another 8,000 workers in the U.S. According to a report, Volkswagen could pass Toyota as the #1 producer of light vehicles by 2016. Detroit Electric says it will produce cars overseas in Holland starting in the fourth quarter. All that and more, plus John McElroy shares what it’s like riding in a B-17 bomber.
Renault’s Carlos Tavares is shown the door in the wake of his outspoken statements about GM and Ford. Honda puts smart phones to work in enhancing automotive and motorcycle safety. Kia previews its Niro concept ahead of Frankfurt. All that and more, plus a demo of Pioneer’s aftermarket radio solution, the AppRadio 3.
Nissan makes a historical commitment to bring fully autonomous cars to market by the end of the decade. Ford takes the wraps off a thinly veiled concept of the S-Max. VW shows off the EV versions of two of its compact cars. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in You Said It!
Nissan pours $5 billion into expanding its manufacturing footprint in North and South America. Toyota becomes the next automaker to slash its EV price — this time right in half. Infiniti has a preview of the next Q concept, set to debut in Frankfurt. All that and more, plus Sean McElroy has a look at the latest technology from ZF.
Volkswagen is ticked off that American legislators will not provide any incentives for diesel vehicles. Detroit Electric had planned on building its SP:01 sportscar by now, but according to reports production will be delayed. Jeep passes one major German automaker as the #1 importer into China. All that and more, plus how the shape and size of a car’s badge can impact styling.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company is considering opening factories in two new major markets. The new Chevrolet Camaro convertible will make its debut in Frankfurt next month. BMW announces a plug-in version of it X5, called Concept X5 eDrive. All that and more, plus we look at how safety regulations can affect automotive design.
Supplier company Continental teams with Google and IBM to develop technology for autonomous cars. Ford partners up with St. Petersburg Polytechnic University in Russia to develop robots for use in space. BMW offers an individual consulting program for clients to personalize their vehicle. All that and more, plus Jim Hall explains design spazz attacks in the newest edition of Design Handbook.
As if to say that it has completely returned to normal, the NAFTA region set an all-time production record last month. The next-generation Nissan Titan pickup gets a diesel from Cummins. Mercedes-Benz will introduce a plug-in hybrid version of its S 500 sedan at the Frankfurt Motor Show. All that and more, plus we respond to some of your comments and questions in the latest edition of You Said It!
Toyota shares more images of a concept it will unveil at the Frankfurt Motor Show, called the Hybrid-R. We take a look at who is doing the best in the U.S. full-size sedan segment. John McElroy shares his insights on the danger of adding lots of overtime and a 3rd shift. All that and more, plus on the newest edition of Autoline Garage we examine how air filter design could cost you $500.
Tesla is forced to change its name for the Chinese market because the company’s name had already been registered. Infiniti poaches a top executive from one major German automaker and names a new design director as well. As a part of Volvo’s new Drive-E initiative to reduce the impact on the environment it will build a new line-up of 4-cylinder engines. All that and more, plus we take a tour in the interior of Jaguar’s F-TYPE.
Autoline Daily learns that Chrysler is trying to dramatically boost production of the Jeep Grand Cherokee. Ford is lowering the fuel economy rating for one vehicle that received heavy criticism for not achieving its advertised rating. Cadillac reveals the Elmiraj concept car at Pebble Beach. All that and more, plus Billy Gibbons, lead singer and guitarist extraordinaire for ZZ Top dropped in to tell us how he became such an automotive enthusiast.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will make it easier to search for recalls on its website. Sirius XM gets into the automotive telematics business after it acquired one company’s connected vehicle services business. Audi teases some sketches of its Quattro concept ahead of its Frankfurt debut. All that and more, plus new technology from Bosch that makes driving a manual a whole lot easier.
In a stunning admission, the Chief Operating Officer of Renault says he would love to leave the company to go run two of the largest automakers in the world. Using intensive CAD studies to determine the optimum design, Altair Engineering unveils a new steel wheel that may be better than aluminum. Mercedes reveals the all-new 2015 GLA ahead of its official debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. All that and more, plus guest host, Murray Feldman shares his thoughts on how social media has changed how automakers hire new talent.
Chrysler plans to make a big splash during the Woodward Ave. Dream Cruise with an all-new concept truck. John McElroy offers up a prescription for future Subaru success. Honda’s Project Drive-In aims to save roadside theaters. All that and more, plus Sean McElroy has another installment of the Autoline Garage all about making fuel pump maintenance a better customer experience.
Honda pulls the wraps off its new Civic Tourer ahead of the Frankfurt Motor Show. Tesla is reportedly developing an all-wheel drive version of the Model S. If you read the tea leaves, it looks like GM is set to leave South Korea. Find out why. All that and more, plus John McElroy shares his driving impressions of a Porsche 911 GT3 equipped with carbon fiber wheels.
Subaru management debates whether the company should remain a niche brand or take advantage of its success and expand production. Autoline shares the upgrades for Ram’s new heavy duty trucks. General Motors teases an image for the all-new Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon mid-size pickup trucks. All that and more, plus we look at new technology from the giant German supplier, Bosch.
Tesla posts its second quarter earnings which beat Wall Street expectations. More vehicles pass the new small overlap front crash test from the IIHS. Hyundai introduces its new i10 small car ahead of its official debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. All that and more, plus Jim Hall clears up the confusion for one basic design term in the newest edition of Design Handbook.
The UAW wants to organize Tesla workers at the former NUMMI plant in California. The new smart fortwo EV features an all-new electric powertrain that is a big upgrade compared to the previous model. Skip Barber Racing adds two Hyundai models to its High Performance Driving School. All that and more, plus we’ll take an in-depth look at the exterior design of the new Jaguar F-TYPE.
Cadillac’s head of global strategy resigns just four months after accepting the newly created position. Infiniti announces that it will continue to sell the G37 in the U.S. alongside the Q50, which replaces it. Despite upgrades to Tesla’s Model S, customers of the car are not happy. All that and more, plus a look at what’s new for the 2014 Hyundai Equus.
In a surprising move, GM hires the former head of Volvo to run its new Consolidated International Operations. One major automaker is teaming back up with Isuzu to supply it with diesel engines. To avoid import tariffs, Daimler is considering building a new plant in Brazil. All that and more, plus automotive guru, Bob Lutz explains why he prefers buying used cars to new ones.
Automakers post another strong sales month in the American market for Jul, but not as strong as many analysts were expecting. Some Ford owners are being offered complimentary driving instruction at Miller Motorsports Park in Utah. Land Rover tests an electric version of its Defender SUV at the Eden Project in the U.K. All that and more, plus we explore what trends will impact interior design in the future.
The EPA releases impressive fuel economy ratings for one German automaker’s U.S. bound diesel. BMW designs its new electric car for easier repair. Tesla is gearing up to introduce the Model S in China later this year. All that and more, plus we explain why the Chief Engineer of the Fiat 500e spent time at a training school for Leader Dogs for the Blind.
One major automaker touts that it has the only CNG 1/2 ton pickup on the market today. Audi announces it’s the first automaker to bring in-car LTE into a vehicle. Autoline learns how Jaguar’s marketing team set out to make the price of the F-TYPE a unique advantage. All that and more, plus John McElroy shares his driving impressions of the new Infiniti Q50.
According to reports, the next generation Chevy Sonic will be delayed until 2016. BMW unveils the first mass-production car with a predominantly carbon fiber structure, the i3. ZF opened the doors to its all-new manufacturing facility and its new 9-speed transmission. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy shares how Nissan is going big into commercial vans by going small.
Toyota announces it’s boosting Highlander production in the U.S. A group of Japanese automakers team up to increase the number of EV charging stations in Japan. Daimler is suing the French government over it stopping the sale of some new Mercedes models that use a banned A/C refrigerant. All that and more, plus guest host Frank Markus shares how the all-new Z51 Corvette made him feel like an awesome driver.
With the unveil of its Vision concept, MINI shows off the design direction of future cars. GM boosts its global car sales and even manages to outsell Toyota. Acura offers up a first glimpse at its NSX prototype before it laps Mid-Ohio Raceway in August. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Johann Jungwirth, CEO of Mercedes-Benz Research and Development in North America.
The Chevy Impala has moved from the bottom of Consumer Reports’ rankings to the top spot overall for all sedans. Daimler announces it’s taking a small stake in Aston Martin in exchange for sharing engines and other components. In an all-new Design Handbook, Jim Hall explains why gas caps are located on both sides of the vehicle. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on why Cadillac needs to do more to define the brand.
Ford and Toyota said they would collaborate on developing a new hybrid system, but now have decided to do it on their own. Autoline shares the practical upgrades to the bed of the 2014 GMC Sierra. Mercedes-Benz takes ideas from golf and automotive fans and introduces its Vision Golf Cart. All that and more, plus fill-in host Murray Feldman explains why not everybody is happy about auto production picking up in the U.S.
Bentley announces it will add its first-ever SUV to its lineup. Two former GM executives try to help Toyota grow its sales in South America. GM is bringing back some retirees who have experience in engineering and manufacturing quality. All that and more, plus should automakers claim that their electric cars are zero emission vehicles?
The U.S. Justice Department says one major supplier has pleaded guilty to a price fixing scheme. The U.K. is set to test self-driving cars on its roads by the end of the year. An Autoline Daily viewer sends us a new Barn Find, which may be the first ever use of Ram Air. All that and more, plus is it better to buy a car or to lease one?
In what may be a first, Ford is suing a Japanese supplier over wire harnesses. One major automaker is offering a calibration update, after customers failed to meet EPA ratings, in its hybrids. To add a halo project to its lineup, VW is bringing the Phaeton back to the U.S. All that and more, plus host John McElroy reacts to your comments and questions in this week’s edition of You Said It!
General Motors is playing hardball with the Australian government over Holden. After being revived by Nissan, the Datsun brand introduces the first car it will sell in emerging markets. Rumors have been swirling that Honda will drop the Ridgeline but, according to reports, it’s just being put on hold. All that and more, plus find out just how much Fiat’s 500L had to change for the NAFTA region.
Another major automaker announces a significant price drop for its EV. OnStar teams up with another company to store electricity from solar panels in the batteries of a Chevy Volt for later use. According to reports, General Motors and Peugeot are in talks about selling a rebadged version of one of the French automakers commercial vans in the U.S. All that and more, plus a look at the big brother in Fiat’s lineup, the 500L.
General Motors announces it will be the first automaker to start selling new cars in Myanmar. While at a recent technology conference in Germany, host John McElroy asks Bosch executives how they plan to prevent autonomous cars from being hacked. Opel revives the Monza nameplate with a concept that will make its debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Seamus McElroy takes a look at the newest version of Mercedes’ biggest money maker, the E-Class.
According to a report, the Peugeot family has agreed to sell its stake in the company to aid a merger. A new study finds that diesels have a lower total cost of ownership than gasoline vehicles in the U.S. To help with visibility, Kia treats some of the windows on the Cadenza with a hydrophobic coating. All that and more, plus which is the best technology to boost an engine while downsizing it?
Due to a few key factors, the alliance between Renault and Nissan saved more than half the amount it did in 2011. Nissan’s head of commercial vehicles for North America gives us the latest on the company’s effort to upgrade New York City’s fleet of more than 13,000 taxis. Mazda pulls the wraps off the all-new version of its best-selling compact car. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on Acura’s new “Made for Mankind” tagline.
When compared to Toyota’s CEO, it looks like all the major CEO’s are overpaid. Rumors swirl that there will be a new man in charge of Chevy’s global operations by the end of this week. Honda pulls back the wraps on a refreshed version of its Odyssey minivan. All that and more, plus how Bosch is jumping on the autonomous bandwagon.
Acura aims the biggest ad campaign in its history at women… and chooses a perplexing tagline. June car sales are expected to surge to the highest level in years. One of GM’s most prominent executives jumps ship after 27 years with the company. All that and more, plus another edition of the Autoline Garage in which we explore the consequences of an absent spare tire.
Renault introduces the all-new version of its Koleos SUV at the Buenos Aires Motor Show. Honda will assemble its second hybrid in the U.S., the all-new 2014 Accord Hybrid. Host John McElroy shares his insight into the rumors that the Chrysler Group will get rid of the Dodge brand. All that and more, plus in this week’s chapter of Design Handbook, Jim Hall looks at one archetype that has remained the same for more than a century.
After originally refusing NHTSA’s recall request, Chrysler is now caving and will inspect the affected Jeep models. Both GM and Ford ramp up production in China. GM’s all-new 4.3 liter V6 gets its EPA estimates for the company’s full-size pickups. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to some of your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Automakers rarely want to admit that suppliers often do a lot of their work, and that’s the case for Fiat and its 500e. Future generations of SYNC and MyFord Touch will incorporate two classic features to make them easier to use. BMW pulls the wraps off its all-new 4 Series Coupe. All that and more, plus what makes Detroit Electric’s SP:01 sports car tick?
There were reports that the Eaton Corporation is looking to sell its automotive division, but the company emphatically denies that. Mercedes launches a significant refresh of the sedan and wagon versions of its E-Class. Ford struggles to keep up with demand for the Fusion. All that and more, plus John McElroy checks in from Bosch’s proving grounds in Germany.
Toyota doesn’t expect to regain the peak market share it once held in the U.S. Even though Nissan’s full-size pickups have the options Americans want, they seem to be bolted to showroom floors. Detroit’s iconic Packard plant is up for auction this September. All that and more, plus a look how Chevy’s all-new Cruze Diesel is different from its gasoline counterparts.
Reports say the Eaton Corporation may sell off its automotive components group to concentrate on areas outside the industry. Honda and Nissan slashed their EV prices recently and it was only a matter of time before Chevy followed suit. Later this week at the Tokyo Toy Show, Toyota will debut a new battery electric vehicle. All that and more, plus a closer look at Lexus’ 3rd generation IS.
Toyota takes the wraps off its all-new 2014 Corolla. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety petitions the U.S. government to try and get anti-lock braking systems mandated for motorcycles. We reported that Honda’s five core models make up 93 percent of sales in the U.S., but the company’s VP of marketing defends its other models. All that and more, plus a look at how Ford is helping Michigan create new jobs.
Due to severe flooding, Porsche was forced to stop production of two models. GM now offers its RemoteLink Mobile App services free on 2014 OnStar-equipped vehicles. Last month, sales of hybrids, electric cars and plug-ins shot up in the U.S. market. All that and more, plus in the 3rd chapter of Design Handbook, Jim Hall explains the value in owning a design element.
NHTSA wants Chrysler to recall 2.7 million Jeeps, but the company says the agency’s conclusion is based on incomplete analysis. Porsche pulls the wraps off a special 50th Anniversary Edition 911. Garmin is starting to focus on getting its systems integrated into vehicles, as some devices become less popular. All that and more, plus John McElroy explains why he thinks the all-new 2014 Acura MDX is the best Acura he has driven in 20 years.
Trucks really drove the market last month, the segment grew twice as fast as the passenger car side. Sales in May put the industry back on trend, after April’s SAAR fell below 15 million units. In his latest book, Bob Lutz criticizes former GM CEO and co-worker, Rick Wagoner. All that and more, plus the lead designer of the Fiat 500e shows us how the exterior differs from its gasoline counterpart.
The 2014 Chevy Malibu gets refreshed and puts on a new face. The auto industry continues to be one of the bright spots in the global economy, which is reflected in April’s car sales. Audi builds a fuel cell version of its A7 as it searches for viable gasoline alternatives. All that and more, plus Delphi CTO, Jeff Owens explains why the safety rating system should be expanded.
Automakers and suppliers in the U.S. market worry about a price war breaking out this summer that could hurt profit margins across the industry. According to one major automaker, “utility vehicles” are the hottest segment in the passenger car market. BMW pulls the wraps off its 3rd generation X5. All that and more, plus we take a look at the all-new Kia Cadenzda.
Chrysler quietly hires back a UAW worker it fired, after his dismissal caused an outcry. According to one source, Dodge is going to drop its best selling model, the Avenger. Unlike the new Silverado there’s no mistaking the new 2014 GMC Sierra Denali with the old one. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Former Chrysler and Fisker CEO teams up with racing icon Roger Penske. Nissan will build an entry-level Mercedes at its plant in Mexico. After getting to put some miles on the car, Autoline offers its quick impressions of the Chevy Cruze Diesel. All that and more, plus fill-in host Frank Markus of Motor Trend shares his thoughts of his test drive of Porsche’s supercar, the 918 Spyder.
Tesla Motors announces its paid off its government loan, and ticks off another automaker in the process. A new study highlights how car dealers need to do a better job on the internet. After nine decades of making cars in country, Ford announces it will end production there. All that and more, plus the debut of Design Handbook with the encyclopedic automotive expert, Jim Hall.
Trade groups that represent the major automakers push for the U.S. and the European Union to harmonize safety and emission regulations. Did you know that the U.S. imports cars from 12 different countries, not counting Canada or Mexico? Hennessey takes one automaker’s high-performance pickup, caps the bed and turns it into an SUV. All that and more, plus John McElroy asks whether the 2014 Chevy Silverado can take on the Ford F-150.
John McElroy has his first impressions of Kia’s new full-size sedan, the Cadenza, which is a stretched version of the Optima. For the first time in two years, GM’s stock closes above its IPO. According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch light vehicle sales will smash the all-time sales record in the U.S. by 2018. All that and more, plus a look at how augmented reality can make race car driving safer.
Honda returns to Formula 1 racing after leaving in 2008. Of the 11 small SUVs tested in the IIHS small overlap crash test, only one received a good rating. A company called Laservision invents a unique solution to warn truck drivers of low-hanging overpasses. All that and more, plus how a three-time racing champion is helping Infiniti develop its cars.
General Motors takes aim at Ford with a rebadged version of Nissan’s NV200. Acura announces it will build its supercar at a new Performance Manufacturing Center in Ohio. The American Civil Liberties Union files a lawsuit against LA’s two major police departments over data collecting scanners. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo, shares his thoughts on Jaguar’s new marketing plan.
The European Commission approves a deal to allow Volvo Trucks to acquire a 45 percent stake in a Chinese truck division. Honda could get rid of over half of its lineup in the American market, and sales would not go down that much. Facebook is close to purchasing social mapping and traffic app maker, Waze. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on the value of Chief Marketing Officers.
While traffic fatalities in the U.S. have fallen 40 percent in the last decade, they leaped by 72 percent in Brazil. GM sees an opportunity to start selling advertising in the car, as internet access becomes more available. At its private 50th birthday party, Lamborghini pulls the wraps off a very futuristic looking concept. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to your comments and questions in this week’s edition of You Said It!
There was a time that vehicles were said to be made out of steel, but these days you say they’re made out of steels. Structural adhesives can make a quieter, stronger, lighter car that is easier to manufacture, which is why one automaker is using a lot more of them. The joint venture between Chinese automaker Brilliance Auto and BMW comes out with a low-cost minivan. All that and more, plus in our exclusive interview with UAW President Bob King he discusses the controversial topic of Right-to-Work.
Elon Musk talks with Google about using its autonomous technology in Tesla vehicles. Not only does the Cadillac ELR have a much sleeker design than the Chevy Volt, the range-extended hybrid has a unique feature called Regen on Demand. Autoline takes a few laps around the famous Michigan International Speedway in the 2014 Lexus IS. All that and more, plus the next generation of car designers provide a look into automotive interiors of the future.
A number of Japanese automakers have been plagued by faulty airbags made by Takata. Now a prominent European brand joins the fray. Tesla could tally up another $250 million in its bank account when it cashes in on California EV credits. We have our first up-close look at the 2014 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. All that and more, plus Drew Winter from WardsAuto has some thoughts on the surprising results of this year’s 10 Best Interiors list.
Ford expects to break its full-year sales record for hybrids in the U.S. this month. The 97th running of the Indianapolis 500 takes place later in May and the all-new 2014 Corvette Stingray is the official pace-car. Porsche rolls out a new 911 Turbo as the car celebrates its 40th anniversary. All that and more, plus we discuss the steps the auto industry is taking to make autonomous cars a reality.
There’s no question that car sales in the U.S. market are cooling off. China is not exactly throwing in the towel on EVs, but it is turning its emphasis to more conventional engine technology. Roger Penske’s logistics company announces it will run all of one automakers North American parts distribution. All that and more, plus host John McElroy takes a look at all the changes Nissan made to the 2013 LEAF.
Chrysler earnings fell in the first quarter of this year, but we think the company will be able to make up for its shortfalls this year. Mercedes unveils the updated version of its large Sprinter van. The Volvo Car Group tests a new hybrid system that doesn’t use batteries. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy takes a look at the all-electric Fiat 500e.
Some experts predict car radios will go the way of 8-track and cassette players. According to preliminary data, the auto industry will meet CO2 emission targets, but not all OEMs. For all you off-road enthusiasts out there, Mercedes unveils its new Unimog lineup. All that and more, plus we take a look at a new bridge construction technique.
Honda gets a little bit sensitive about how well two other Japanese cars are selling in the American market compared to the Accord. Earlier in the week Nissan unveiled the Friend-ME, today it’s the Toyota ME.WE. Audi shows off a lightweight version of its TT, called the TT ultra quattro concept. All that and more, plus we look at how the Taxi Nissan’s Tomorrow can now accommodate a wheelchair.
First quarter sales are out, and Toyota outsold two other global automakers to retain its top spot. The CEO of Maserati agrees with a new study that says the carbon footprint of EVs may not be better than gasoline powered cars. Mazda scores its first victory using the SKYACTIV-D Clean Diesel engine in the Mazda6. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Let’s take a look at some of the hottest unveils from the Shanghai auto show. The forjeremy from smart has got to be one of the weirdest special edition models ever to come out of a car company. Buick unveils a Riviera concept with show-stopping looks. Renault reveals a new model from the iconic Alpine brand, called the A110-50. All that and more, plus we take a look at why there is a sudden interest in opposed piston engines.
Bloomberg reports that the actual manufacturing cost for every Fisker was more than six times that of the purchase cost. Fiat-Chrysler CEO, Sergio Marchionne criticizes regulators for trying to force electric cars on the industry and the public. We get the official word that Toyota will start building the Lexus ES at its Georgetown, Kentucky plant, which is a first in the U.S. All that and more, plus we learn how CNG and LPG are getting a lot of attention.
Two groups that represent every automaker selling vehicles in the United States file a petition to prevent a California mandate for electric cars and plug-in hybrids. GM starts building electric motors for the Spark EV at its plant in Baltimore. The steel and aluminum industries fight over which material is the most cost effective at reducing weight in cars. All that and more, plus host John McElroy responds to your comments and questions in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Protean Electric reveals the production version of its electric hub motors. Chrysler announces major changes to account for the CEO of the Ram brand’s departure. Volkswagen shuffles the chairman deck at its troubled SEAT division. All that and more, plus we take a walk around the floor of the Autorama car show in Detroit.
$1.6 billion goes missing in an astounding vanishing act at one Chinese car company. Ahead of Shanghai, we get our first glimpse at a future Citroen DS SUV. Russia’s GAZ launches its first new commercial vehicle in more than 25 years. All that and more, plus a sneak peek at Autoline This Week with Dick Dauch, the Chairman of American Axle.
Silicon Valley gets more and more interested in the automotive industry, especially when it comes to connected cars and autonomous technology. Some analysts think GM should dump the Opel brand, but the company says otherwise. The Ford Explorer is currently sold in 64 countries, but it has always been built in the U.S., until now. All that and more, plus we take a look at the features of the new Hyundai Santa Fe.
EcoMotors announces a Chinese supplier will make an investment to start building its opoc engine. A new report from Polk says Ford had the best selling car and truck in the world last year. A new strain of bird flu in China threatens to shut down the upcoming Shanghai auto show. All that and more, plus we take an up-close and personal look at the new Chevy Impala.
BMW expands its motorcycle lineup by teaming up with an Indian motorcycle company. Renault showcases its design direction with a small concept car called the Twin’Z. GM’s extended service intervals are causing problems in certain models with the 2.4L 4-cylinder engine. All that and more, plus have you heard of this new kind of carbon fiber bridge, what they call a bridge in a backpack?
Sales of hybrids, plug-ins and EVs in the U.S. were down last month, despite high gas prices. But if you break out sales of electric and plug-ins from the total, they were up. Last night in the main lobby of Motown’s iconic Fisher Building carmaker Detroit Electric pulled the wraps of its all-new SP:01. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Seamus McElroy takes us for a deep look into the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
We’ve got the latest sales report from the U.S. market, which was quite good, but may have shown the first signs of softness. Tesla CEO Elon Musk reveals his “big” announcement. Chrysler considers a diesel version of its 300 sedan for the U.S. All that and more, plus host John McElroy gets to your comments and questions in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Ford Motor Company announces its Alan Mulally retention plan. Fisker Motor Company founder and former CEO Henrik Fisker says he has no regrets about the fate of his company, the recipient of hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. Department of Energy loans. Actor Clint Eastwood sues Chrysler for breach of contract. All that and more, plus HAPPY APRIL FOOLS DAY!
Rumors out of Italy say that Audi is in talks to take over Alfa-Romeo. Volvo introduces a concept called MethaneDiesel that’s equipped with a diesel engine that can run on LNG. Chevy pulls the wraps off the redesigned 2014 Camaro, which will once again have a Z/28 option. All that and more, plus a slew of unveils from the New York Auto Show.
Honda pulls the wraps back on its new Odyssey minivan with a new feature that makes it even more family friendly. Buick reveals its 2014 Regal and Regal GS that will go on sale later this fall. Also at the New York Auto Show, Jaguar unveils a performance R version of its flagship XJ sedan. All that and more, plus host John McElroy gets to your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
The latest generations of hybrids and small displacement engines with turbos fall well short of the fuel economy they’re supposed to deliver. So that begs the question, what technology does improve fuel efficiency? Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Pacific Northwest National Laboratory develop a new lightweight, space-saving CNG fuel tank. Mopar is considering building a version of the Ram pick-up based on the concept vehicles it showed off at Moab last week. All that and more, plus host John McElroy gives his insight on why commercial truck fleets in the U.S. are real interested in natural gas and propane.
General Motors is moving forward with plans to close its Opel plant in Bochum, Germany. Sales for the Lincoln brand are down almost 25 percent through the first two months of the year, but that could change now that one vehicle is back on track. Hyundai just revealed renderings of a luxury sports coupe concept it will unveil at next month’s Seoul Motor Show. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about how the automotive industry can attract more female talent.
The head of Germany’s IG Metall union sends a letter to VW workers in Tennessee urging them to join the UAW. Subaru announces it will introduce its first production hybrid at the New York Auto Show. Jeep unveiles six new concept vehicles at the Moab Easter Jeep Safari that are equipped with off-road parts from the Mopar catalog. All that and more, plus today’s host Todd Lassa gives his thoughts on the company culture over at General Motors.
The Chinese auto industry has been growing by leaps and bounds the last several years and as a result automakers are investing heavily in the country. Acura has some cool new technology in the RLX that will make the ride inside the car quieter. SRT pulled the wraps off its track edition of the Viper, called the TA, which stands for time attack. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Seamus McElroy takes a look at the 2014 Chevrolet Impala.
Toyota is creating a new China-only brand that will build low-cost and alternative-fuel vehicles. Cellulosic ethanol has not caught on, due to its high price, but that could change soon. It looks like Volkswagen’s Tennessee facility could be the first transplant with union representation. All that and more, plus host John McElroy gives his insight into the global race going on amongst car companies to lock up the supply chain for carbon fiber.
China has sought to dominate EV technology, but the electric car market has been a flop in the country. Volkswagen’s Chief Executive says the company will build a minimum of 10 assembly plants in the years to come. A report out of Europe says automakers use tricks to boost their fuel efficiency and lower CO2 ratings that border on cheating. All that and more, plus host John McElroy answers some of your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Henrik Fisker abruptly resigned from the car company he started after unspecified disagreements with the executive management team. International, the big truck maker, now offers the Transtar Class 8 semi that runs on CNG. Pollution continues to be a problem in China, and the country has a plan to get the highest polluting cars off the road. All that and more, plus we take a look at how fish behavior is helping Nissan develop its autonomous technology.
China is offering more generous subsidies to customers that buy EVs, and it’s not just the central government offering them. One of the worlds largest oil and gas companies says diesel will be the number 1 fuel by 2020. Cadillac has really started the year with a bang. But the sales gain is coming exclusively from two new models. All that and more, plus we take a walk around the exterior of the 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee with the head of Jeep design.
Over the last several years, automakers boosted car sales globally thanks to explosive growth in emerging markets, but now some of those markets are starting to cool down. In an effort to boost electric vehicle sales, Nissan is making some management changes. Ford announced the introduction of two all-new Transit models. All that and more, plus John McElroy gives his insight on how a former GM exec ended up on the board of directors at Toyota.
One of the former executives from the old General Motors lands a big job. The Ford Mustang is getting a 4-cylinder engine …again. For the first time in 35 years, iconic sports car brand Alpine will be returning to endurance racing. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Seamus McElroy takes us for a few laps around Austin Texas’ brand new Formula 1 track in the 2014 Grand Cherokee SRT.
The UAW is holding a press conference near the Geneva auto show today as part of its effort to ramp up its organizing effort at Nissan’s assembly plant in Mississippi. Fueled by higher gas prices, sales of hybrids, plug-ins and electrics enjoyed a strong February in the American market. For the second straight year Toyota President Akio Toyoda overhauled the top management positions at the company’s North American operations. All that and more, plus John McElroy gets to your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
General Motors takes the wraps off the convertible version of the 2014 Corvette Stingray. Kia reveals a small sleek looking hatchback called the provo. Ferrari finally gives us a look at the successor to the Enzo, the LaFerrari. All that and more, plus today’s host Christie Schweinsberg takes a look at a few of the models that have impressed her for this year’s Ward’s 10 Best Interiors award.
Car sales in the American market were strong in February. In hopes of boosting sales of its K9 luxury sedan, Kia has come up with a sales gimmick to bring in new customers. Coda, the EV startup company, just closed the showroom doors at its LA store. All that and more, plus we take a walk-around of the 2014 Mazda6 with one of its designers.
Reports are out that several hundred of Nissan’s factory workers in Smyrna, Tennessee met with the United Auto Workers this week at a local hall. GM is boosting plug-in production as it believes that demand for its extended range electric vehicles is going to grow this year. After 75 years in the automotive business, Toyota marks the milestone with a fully interactive timeline. All that and more, plus we take a look at Visteon’s vision of what cars and the technology they’re equipped with will be like in the year 2020.
In one of the fastest growing markets in the world, EVs are going nowhere fast. Meanwhile, the future for EVs on the racing circuit could be looking bright as Formula E kicks into gear. The automotive equivalent of the “little black dress” is here and the secret is velvet. All that and more, plus John McElroy answers your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
In a move that caught most industry observers by surprise, General Motors hired away the top marketing executive from Volkswagen of America. The U.S. Treasury Department is selling off its remaining shares in General Motors. And one of those people who bought stock was GM CEO Dan Akerson. NISMO became Nissan’s exclusive performance and motorsports brand. All that and more, plus John McElroy shows you how the top car companies stack up against each other.
Daimler plays executive musical chairs by making some interesting personnel changes. Hyundai is upgrading the Sonata Hybrid for 2013, which is a good thing because the first version didn’t really deliver one main thing you expect from a hybrid. Yesterday Volkswagen officially announced the launch of the most fuel-efficient production vehicle ever made. All that and more, plus on Autoline This Week our guest is former GM CEO, Ed Whitacre and he talks about the mess he found when he got to General Motors.
The FCC is considering selling off more of the Wi-Fi spectrum in the United States and that has automakers worried. Audi will be pulling the wraps off its version of a plug-in hybrid next month at the Geneva Motor Show. The Golf lineup just got a little bigger with the introduction of Volkswagen’s Golf GTD. The D stands for diesel. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy takes a ride in Acura’s replacement for the RL.
Volvo is introducing a number of new safety-related technologies. One of those is what they call Road Sign Information. It has been reported lately that BMW passed Mercedes-Benz as the top luxury sales leader in the American market. But, M-B says otherwise, if you look at one important stat. The all-new Flying Spur from Bentley will make its global debut at next month’s Geneva Motor Show. All that and more, plus we get to some of your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Danica Patrick became the first woman ever to qualify in the pole position for the Daytona 500 yesterday. According to YouTube viewers, Ram’s “God Made A Farmer” was the top ad during this year’s Super Bowl. We’ve reported how EV startup Fisker is desperately trying to find a partner and now it looks like the automaker has found some interest. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy takes a look at the almost all-new Kia Sorento.
SEAT, the Spanish automaker owned by Volkswagen, is set to introduce the all-new Leon SC at the Geneva Motor Show next month. In the third quarter, Ram will offer a diesel package in its 1500 pickup. The UAW has been spectacularly unsuccessful in organizing any of the foreign transplants in the US, but could fix that by changing its sales pitch. All that and more, plus we reveal the identity of our Barn Find, the little blue British-made sports car we showed you on Wednesday.
GM reported its net profits for 2012, and lets just say they’re not very good. Chrysler is holding back the introduction of its mid-size pickup and small commercial van. Michael Dunne is one of the foremost experts on the Chinese automotive industry and he’s predicting some pretty wild developments. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Seamus McElroy has the report on the 7th vehicle in MINI’s lineup, the 2013 Paceman.
The production version of the Alfa Romeo 4C finally hits the Geneva show next month. In our New Technology segment, we take a look at Federal Mogul’s ACIS program, which stands for Advanced Corona Ignition System. Find out which hot-button vehicle from GM may be the first production car in the world to use shape memory alloys. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard takes us for a ride in the 2014 Mazda6.
Anyone who lives in the United States definitely has noticed that the price of gasoline shot up dramatically in the last month. Now, find out why. Holden unveiled the redesigned version of its rear-wheel-drive VF Commodore sedan, which will make its way to the U.S. as one much-awaited Chevy model. Set to make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show is the Subaru Outback with the companies Boxer Diesel mated to a CVT. All that and more, plus the UAW once had a monopoly on automotive labor in the United States and Canada but not anymore.
Nissan just reported its earnings for the first nine months of its fiscal year, and it’s a mixed bag, but generally disappointing. Autoline gives a look at a few of the vehicles that were unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show. MINI just introduced the fastest car it has ever made, a souped up version of the Hardtop. All that and more, plus we find out why Chevrolet is really bullish on selling diesels in the American market.
Daimler reported its earnings for 2012 this morning and the numbers are solid, but not anything like some other manufacturers. Automakers are making another run at using plastic windows, but they can pose some real issues. Carmakers are using more and more of one common material, but that is going to lead to higher prices. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Sean McElroy takes a look at the new 2014 Kia Forte.
China is suffering through the worst air pollution the modern world has ever seen. MINI just introduced the all-new Paceman, which is based on the same platform as the Countryman. When the new S-class Mercedes comes out later this year it will be able to claim it was the first in the world to offer a certain technology. All that and more, plus we get to your comments and questions in this week’s edition of You Said It!
One company just reported its earnings for the first nine months of its fiscal year, and it’s doing better than most automakers who report full year earnings. Consumer Reports has been testing small displacement turbocharged engines and let’s just say they did not get a thumbs up, except for one automaker. Lincoln dropped sales and market share because Ford is very slow in getting its new MKZ to the dealers, which may come as a bit of a surprise. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard says that half a liter makes all the difference in the Mazda CX-5.
New U.S. car sales figures are out for the month of January, and they look very strong. Red Bull Racing inked a four-year deal with one carmaker to become the Vehicle Performance Partner of the team. At a labor conference in Washington D.C., UAW President Bob King and former Brazilian President Lula da Silva urged union members to get more active in politics. All that and more, plus host John McElroy gives his driving impressions of the 2014 Subaru Forester.
Fiat reported its 2012 financial earnings, and the results look pretty good, as long as you include Chrysler. Automakers are having a tough time selling EVs but that isn’t stopping California; it is not backing down from its zero emission mandate. Yesterday we reported that Fisker is desperately trying to find a deep-pocket partner and now it looks like the company might have one. All that and more, plus John McElroy has a look into what the 2014 Subaru Forester is all about.
Chrysler posted strong financial earnings last year but the company is still too reliant on the U.S. market. Speaking of financial earnings, Ford’s UAW employees are going to reap the benefits of the company’s positive results. Find out how much they’ll receive in profit sharing checks. Fisker just hired a consulting group to help it figure out how to save cash as it looks for a partner or a buyer. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Ford is the first automaker to release its 2012 earnings, and we take a deep dive into the places where they're winning and losing. At long last we'll see the clean diesel version of the Chevrolet Cruze debut in the U.S. John McElroy asks Johan de Nysschen why Infiniti has changed its naming scheme to focus on the letter Q. All that and we take a look at the all-new 2013 Nissan Pathfinder.
Dodge is chopping production at one of its engine plants as sales of the Dart continue to disappoint. Ford is the next in a line of automakers to offer deep discounts on its electric vehicles. Could a bi-annual styling change become the norm for the industry? All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with the Lincoln Motor Company's Matt VanDyke.
In a new memoir, GM's former chairman says he wanted Mark Reuss to succeed him. Peugeot and Bosch announce a battery-free hybrid system that's lighter and cheaper. BMW and Toyota cement their agreement to collaborate on a host of new projects including a sports car. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week's edition of You Said It!
As Europe continues to slump, more factories are on the chopping block. John McElroy is out testing the 2014 Subaru Forester and he has an impressive demo of the vehicle's all-wheel drive capabilities. And, maybe automakers should stick to what they're good at; a new study suggests car nav systems can't compare to smart phones. All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, is back with his recipe for maximizing the potential of Corvette. See what his new lineup would look like.
Toyota will be getting a new chairman later this year to replace current chairman Fujio Cho. Big truck sales in the U.S. last year hit their highest total since 2007. Bob Lutz paired up with a company that is removing the hybrid powertrain from Fisker Karmas and replacing them with Corvette motors. All that and more, plus we’ll show you a company that is working on a low-cost hybrid that doesn’t need any batteries.
Last night on Autoline After Hours we learned about some of the coolest aerodynamic tricks they’re using on the new Corvette. It looks like the Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ twins may be getting some new competition. At yesterday’s Montreal Auto Show Honda pulled the wraps off its concept car called the GEAR. All that and more, plus host John McElroy recently invited four of the editors from Ward’s Auto World on Autoline This Week to talk about where they see engine technology going.
As car sales continue to grow, and as automakers bring more new models to the market, suppliers need to boost their production capacity. The Toyota Prius passed the Honda Civic to become the best selling car in California last year. One top executive at GM says the price of a Volt could be dropped by thousands. All that and more, plus host John McElroy takes a walk around the Mopar Garage with Pietro Gorlier, President and CEO of Mopar.
We’ve got more of the latest reveals from the Detroit auto show today. Cadillac finally took the wraps off the production version of the ELR which is based on the same technology as the Chevy Volt. Volkswagen unveiled a diesel plug-in-hybrid SUV concept called the CrossBlue. Hyundai is showing off a concept that hints at the design direction for the next-generation Genesis. All that and more, plus one analyst predicts this could be a good year for truck sales in the U.S.
We’ve got the first reveals from the Detroit auto show. The 2014 Chevy Corvette made its hugely anticipated debut in front of a giant media turnout. Jeep unveiled the 2014 Grand Cherokee and Compass. And Lincoln is showing off a new crossover concept called the MKC. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard, has all the details on Mercedes’ new debut, the CLA-Class.
Foreign automakers keep adding more manufacturing capacity in North America and that is especially true for one country. Tom Doll, CFO of Subaru of America, tells Autoline it needs figure out how to do an STi version of the BRZ “before the tuners figure out how to do it themselves.” Ford is making some significant upgrades to its 3.2 Liter Power Stroke diesel going in the U.S. version of the full-size Transit van. All that and more, plus we have some pretty educated guesses as to who will win the North American Car of the Year award.
Peter Welch was just named the new president for the National Auto Dealers Association, and he’s got the resume to back up that decision. Automakers keep teasing us with sneak peeks of what they will unveil at next week’s Detroit auto show, but Nissan is taking a different approach by showing off its new global display stand. Chevy has a bunch of new products to roll out for 2013, and coming with them is a new ad slogan. All that and more, plus host John McElroy talks with Ben Bowlby, the creator and designer of the DeltaWing race car.
We take a look at some of interesting new technology coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Dodge will pull the covers off the newest model in the Dart line-up, the GT, at the Detroit auto show. Hyundai teases us with its latest concept, the HCD-14. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard takes a ride through Europe in the diesel version of the Fiat Bravo.
Since 2006 the bus industry in the U.S. has grown between 5 and 10 percent a year, which could be why one Chinese automaker will open an electric bus factory in California. Some car dealer associations are suing Tesla because it's selling cars in its own stores instead of going through the existing franchised dealer network. PSA, the parent company of Peugeot and Citroen, desperately needs cash and may sell its stake in parts maker Faurecia. All that and more, plus a look into the all-new 2013 Toyota RAV4.
In China you can now get a ticket for running a yellow light. The debate over DuPont-Honeywell’s new automotive refrigerant heats up after it fails Daimler’s internal safety test. One man’s trash is another man’s… garage floor? All that and more, plus John McElroy talks with the head of BMW i design about what went into the interior of the i3 electric.
Kia just promoted its chief of design to become one of three presidents in the Hyundai-Kia group and it’s something of a bombshell. Mr. Imre Molnar, 61 years old and the provost of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, died of a heart attack while out bicycling in California five days ago. Toyota has just unveiled the 14th generation of the Crown series which first made its debut in 1955. All that and more, plus in this edition of Barn Finds, can you tell what kind of car this is?
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety lambasted one car company for having some of the worst crash test results in its new small overlap test. Nevada has granted a German auto supplier approval to test autonomous cars on its public roads. A company called Energy Power Systems says the lead-acid battery is going to make a comeback and it has a prototype that could prove it. All that and more, plus John McElroy talks with Dan Barile of Mercedes about its wild looking concept, the Ener-G-Force.
General Motors announced this morning it’s going to buy 200 million shares of its stock from the U.S. Treasury. We've looked at the sales numbers for hybrids and electric cars in China, and they're miserably low. GM just appointed a new vice president of purchasing, Grace Lieblein. All that and more, plus host John McElroy gets to your questions and comments in this week's edition of You Said It!
Mercedes-Benz is not only lagging behind BMW in sales, it’s also lagging in market value. The 2013 Chevy Cruze will be equipped with a new single-stage "smart airbag." An organization called Noise Free America just chose this month’s winner of what it calls the Noisy Dozen. All that and more, plus John McElroy sits down with (pun intended) Michael Miner, the manager of product planning at Faurecia Seating to show a future seat design that it’s showing to automakers.
It looks like Jaguar will be the next in a line of automakers to go diesel in the U.S. Backup cameras are about to become required equipment, but John McElroy has a common sense alternative that will be easier on consumers' pocketbooks. A new vehicle from a Chinese automaker has failed the "sniff test" so don't breathe too deeply. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week, which commemorates 30 years of Honda manufacturing in America.
GM takes the wraps off the all-new Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra ahead of their Detroit debut. Renault dumps its stake in Volvo trucks. The finalists for the North American Car and Truck of the Year Awards have been announced; we'll tell you which ones are in the running. All that and more, plus John McElroy gets a walkthrough of the BMW i3's styling with the head of the company's i design.
Bill Ford Jr. has purchased the oldest surviving Ford automobile. Find out what it is. Indianapolis will embrace natural gas and electric vehicles as it requires city vehicles to dump petroleum in coming years. Think right-to-work means the end of the UAW? Think again. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week's edition of "You Said It!"
A Chinese company bought battery maker A123 Systems, which is good news for one EV manufacturer. Japanese automakers are still having trouble in China due to anti-Japanese sentiment. Daimler AG is investing $100 million in its Detroit Diesel plant. All that and more, plus a look at Ford's 1.0 Liter 3-cylinder EcoBoost engine in the 2014 Fiesta.
The state of Michigan's right-to-work legislation will have immediate implications for the UAW. A test done by Consumer Reports shows that Ford's hybrids fall short of their EPA ratings, but this problem doesn't end with the Dearborn auto maker. Manufacturers are always looking for new ways to improve fuel efficiency, and one company has some new technology that can do just that. All that and more, plus John talks with Mazda's John Doonan about its latest effort to use diesel engines in long distance races.
Looks like Buick is really starting to get some momentum, thanks largely to lowering one key number. The Cadillac Cue and MyFord Touch systems have been heavily criticized for being awkward to use; we’ve found that a key factor is how you use them. New York City is being sued over red-light traffic cameras. All that and more, plus host John McElroy talks with Lexus' Mark Templin on the public's reaction to its new styling.
John talks with the head of BMW’s i Design about the exterior styling elements of the i8 Concept. Guest host Michelle Krebs from Edmunds.com gives her analysis of November's sales numbers. All that and more, plus we have the results of this week's poll question, who you thought was the biggest winner in LA.
Nissan is changing the LEAF to a different name in China, the Venucia C30. As if it didn't already have enough problems, Peugeot workers are protesting the company’s plan to shut down a plant in 2014. Chrysler pays the remainder of a $3,500 bonus to hourly workers earlier than needed, perhaps to gain favor with the UAW. All that and more, plus we take a look at Ford's first plug-in hybrid, the C-MAX Energi.
The U.S. Department of Energy is set to announce a new project to develop low-cost batteries for electric vehicles. Chevy unveiled its new race car for NASCAR and says it will closely resemble the production car. The 2014 Mazda6 will be the first vehicle in Mazda’s line-up to feature its SKYACTIV-D clean diesel engine. All that and more, plus John talks with Lincoln’s John Clinard on why it decided to showcase classic cars from its past at the LA Auto Show.
In an effort to move production out of Japan, Honda wants to boost exports from the U.S. Ram Truck is launching a new commercial truck division called Ram Commercial. It will even offer a full-sized van based on the Fiat Ducato. Diesel powered cars are starting to catch on in the American market, up over 25 percent through October this year. All that and more, plus guest host Jim Hall of 2953 Analytics gives his thoughts on the state of electric vehicles.
Amid all of the destruction and chaos caused by Superstorm Sandy, there may be a silver lining for the auto industry. Apple's digital assistant Siri will be making its automotive debut in a couple of Chevrolet models. The abruptly ousted GM marketing chief, Joel Ewanick, has landed at Fisker, for now. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo has the High-Octane Truth about Volkswagen's key to success.
Hyundai and Kia could be starting to feel the repercussions of misrepresenting fuel economy, but this problem may have deeper implications beyond the Korean automakers. Aston Martin is looking for someone to take a stake in the company. See who's scrambling to place their bids. General Motors takes the wraps off its new Chinese EV, the Sail SPRINGO EV. All that and more, plus John McElroy talks with Ashley Denmead from Carbon Revolution, a company that has figured out how to make wheels out of carbon fiber.
General Electric announced it will buy 2,000 Ford C-MAX plug-in hybrids for its fleet, see what Ford is willing to do in exchange. BMW will show off a plug-in hybrid at the L.A. Auto Show next week. Nissan released an upgraded version of the LEAF in Tokyo today with changes based on feedback from owners. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in "You Said It!"
A partnership with Chery will help Jaguar Land Rover cut vehicle costs in China. Spanish carmaker SEAT is struggling to sell cars in China, so its parent company is stepping in to help. Honda and Nissan have cut profit forecasts due to protests over disputed territory, but one Japanese automaker is actually increasing theirs. All that and more, plus we take a look at Volkswagen's all-new 2013 Jetta Hybrid.
An inside source explains the full story on why Toyota and others are suing Mexico over fuel regulations. The turbocharger and dual clutch manufacturer BorgWarner is getting a new CEO. Mercedes-Benz takes the wraps off a futuristic SUV concept for the LA Auto Show. All that and more, plus on Autoline This Week, Csaba Csere and Jim Hall join John McElroy to discuss which EVs are winners and which are destined for the dustbin of history.
Ford is flooding the media with information about electrics, plug-ins and hybrids, because it wants to beat GM to the punch about its electric plans. Speaking of General Motors, it has halted talks about a deeper tie-up with PSA. Chesapeake Energy, General Electric and Whirlpool are developing a relatively inexpensive appliance that will allow natural gas cars to be filled up at home. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in "You Said It!"
An international agency says that the United States will surpass Saudi Arabia in oil production by the end of the decade. Honda shows off the Civic's new face prior to its Los Angeles debut. For the first time ever, women rule the roads. All that and more, plus we preview Continental's newest safety technology developed to meet stricter safety regulations.
Vehicle inventory levels jumped nearly 25 percent last month in the U.S. market. See which companies top the list. VW shareholders voted to keep 75-year-old chairman Ferdinand Piech, but it could be longer than anyone expected. Should Ford sell the F-150 in China? Sales of one special-edition F-series show they should. All that and more, plus a look at how one major city leads the way in public bicycle use.
Lincoln releases more in-depth information on the 2013 MKZ Hybrid. Find out why Bosch sold its entire stake in Japanese supplier Denso. Consumption of lead batteries in China outweighs output, which may lead to a shortage next year. All that and more, plus we get our look at Chevy's redesigned 2013 Traverse.
Maserati plans to boost sales over 8 times the current amount by 2015. Could the new Quattroporte help to reach that mark? Ford is bucking the trend in China. Sales were up nearly 50 percent thanks to the new Focus. Hurricane Sandy drives up used car prices, but may help overall sales. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in today's edition of You Said It!
Suzuki drops out of the American market because they say it can't make a profit in the long term. An ex-GM engineer stole hybrid technology and tried selling it to GM's competitors. See what GM says those secrets are worth; you may be surprised. SAIC announces the release of their pure-electric Roewe E50. All that and more, plus a look at the iconic Mercedes-Benz SL550.
Auto sales were up in the U.S. last month but were not as strong as they could have been. Ford announces that CEO, Alan Mulally, will retain his position for at least 2 more years. Hyundai-Kia make a fuel economy blunder that could cost them tens of millions of dollars. All that and more, plus on Autoline This Week John sits down with Scott Painter, the founder and CEO of TrueCar, to talk about how the company is reinventing itself.
General Motors expects to break even in Europe by 2015, despite loosing half a billion dollars in the third-quarter. The new Escalade is still a year away from showrooms, but Cadillac has already cut out some amenities. Subaru reveals the all-new 2014 Forester. All that and more, plus a look at pedestrian protection technology from Continental.
GM's third-quarter earnings are out and revenue is up. But GM barely out-earns its crosstown rival, despite selling a million more vehicles. Could the safety of lithium ion batteries be in question because of Hurricane Sandy? EV sales in Europe are down but Renault pushes to corner the market with 4 pure electric models, more than any other manufacturer. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments on You Said It!
BMW claims it can now withstand a 30 percent drop in sales without having to lay off any people, close any plants or post a financial loss. Kia just released photos of its new Cadenza, a car also known as the K7 and Amanti depending on which market it's sold in. Ford says some of its customers are really getting into black wheels. All that and more, plus a look at the latest BMW model German tuning company Alpina has modified.
While one manufacturer fails to meet profit expectations, Hyundai reports a 3rd quarter profit jump. Although somewhat controversial, could fracking be the answer to lower fuel costs? A vehicle meant to compete with the likes of the Tesla Roadster gets put on the back burner. All that and more, plus on Autoline This Week John sits down to talk with Mary Barra, the head of General Motors Global Product Development.
Ford estimates it will lose over one billion dollars in Europe this year as even more cuts are announced. GM debuts the all-new Corvette small block in Pontiac, MI. Volkswagen is considering building an all-new SUV designed specifically for the American market. All that and more, plus a look at Ford's 1.0 liter EcoBoost engine.
You'd think that selling iconic London cabs would be an easy business proposition, but that's not the case. The all-new Chevy Silverado will debut next year at the Detroit Auto Show, and the company really needs it to sell. Total automotive manufacturing capacity in Brazil will jump by 50 percent by 2014. Will that be too much? All that and more, plus our look at the 2013 Chevy Spark.
A boom in the Brazilian market has one automotive manufacturer introducing seven new models. Has the U.S. auto industry fully recovered? A report from WardsAuto indicates it may have. Reading between the lines has us thinking we may see the first zinc-air battery soon. All that and more, plus an independent car tech believes he has solved the draw-backs of the rotary engine.
Lincoln opened the doors to media members on their new design center yesterday. See what their doing in hopes to rebuild the Lincoln brand. We get our look at Nissan’s all-new Sentra. And see how one company hopes to make the next-generation of connected car. All that and more, plus on Autoline This Week we take a look at Kia, a brand most car buyer’s don’t even know about.
Find out how Europe’s continued financial woes are lowering gas prices in the U.S. See who is at the Ford-front of in-car technology. Chrysler and Fiat expand their partnership in unique way. It’s a first for them since they joined forces in 2009. All that and more, plus John looks at Ford’s hot new BOSS 302 Mustang.
Johnson Controls charges up as another battery supplier files for bankruptcy. LEDs are the latest thing in automotive lighting, but could they be obsolete within the next few years? Does your car look like it could save your life? One car maker thinks their’s can. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
Joint-ventured and government-owned companies dominate the Chinese market, but one company is thriving without bank or government backing. If you think the sticker price of a Tesla Model S is high, find out how they are getting even more money from their buyers. Take a look at what one Israeli inventor thinks will be the lightweight material of the future. All that and more, plus our first look at the updated BMW 7 Series.
BMW must be worried about its market share; lessees can now skip payments on certain models. Could Volkswagen be cooking up a new brand to satisfy low-cost hunger pangs? The 2013 Ford Explorer Sport is aimed squarely at the luxury market. All that and more, plus an inside look at the engineering of the just-unveiled Jaguar F-TYPE.
As the situation in Europe continues to go from bad to worse, Volkswagen may put its ultra-luxury SUVs on hold. Fox and Turner Sports have inked a deal that may have greater ramifications on racing coverage. And, John McElroy weighs in on whether Chrysler should buy Fiat to save the company. All that and more, plus correspondent Andrew Justus has some first drive impressions of the new BMW M5!
Could autonomous vehicles be in consumers' hands as soon as five years? One company thinks so. Honda customers now have a new incentive to buy a CNG Civic -- free gas! NHTSA uncovers airbags that either don't work or deploy shrapnel. Is yours faulty? All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week's edition of You Said It!
Toyota's chairman says he won't approve any new models that are not waku waku doki doki. What does that mean? Find out. Four major companies agree to accelerate the pace of fuel cell development and infrastructure. Toyota makes good on damaged cars in recent protests. All that and more, plus Andrew Justus has Autoline's first look at Ford's new dedicated hybrid, the C-MAX.
California temporarily lowered its emission standards for gasoline because prices skyrocketed in the Golden State. E85 must be priced 20 percent below gasoline or motorists have no financial incentive to use it. We take our first look at what will become the new 2014 Kia Forte sedan. All that and more, plus we take a look at the fashion aspect of the Paris Auto Show.
Anti-Japanese sentiment in China is crushing car sales for Japanese automakers. The auto industry in Europe continues to struggle. VW just slashed its European sales forecast for the year and Renault is moving more production out of France. But there is one bright spot in Europe. Sales last month in the U.K. were up 8 percent. All that and more, plus a look at one of Chevrolet’s most important reveals from the Paris Motor Show, the Trax.
Toyota will no longer sell its Matrix hatchback in the United States. The move will free up capacity to build more Corollas. Traffic deaths in the U.S. have been declining for the past several years but that trend has reversed this year. Things are bad in Europe but in Italy sales of bicycles have actually overtaken cars! All that and more, plus a design walk around of the new 2014 Jaguar F-TYPE.
Car sales in the U.S. continue to grow, hitting nearly 1.2 million units, an increase of 13 percent compared to last year. Infiniti wants to expand its relationship with Red Bull’s Formula One team. Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne is pushing to sell Jeeps in India. All that and more, plus a look at Opel’s new small car, the Adam.
We bet you didn’t know that Volkswagen has the highest number of employees in the global automotive industry, topping half a million. September light-vehicle sales plummeted in France, making a bad situation even worse. Toyota’s chairman, Fujio Cho was denied permission to land his jet in Beijing as tensions between China and Japan escalate. All that and more, plus John responds to questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Nissan is offering huge discounts for the Leaf in the U.S. in an effort to boost sales. The Greek government is subsidizing the construction of a Formula One race track despite the country’s financial woes. Analysts say Europe needs to take out at least 5 million units of capacity. All that and more, plus we’ll take a look at why the Dodge Charger got to be as good as it is.
Tire prices are expected to drop in the U.S. after a tariff placed on Chinese tire makers expired earlier in the week. Bosch predicts that half of all new cars in the U.S. will be equipped with stop/start technology within four years. John takes a look at the Audi Q3 with Audi of America’s President, Scott Keogh. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Don Butler the Vice President of Marketing at Cadillac.
The Canadian Auto Workers reached a new labor agreement with Chrysler. Jaguar unveiled an all-new two-seat convertible called the F-Type in Paris today. Hot on the heels of its light-duty 1500 model, RAM truck just revealed its latest crop of HD pickups. All that and more, plus we take a look at the new 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe.
Toyota doesn’t see much chance of success for EVs in the short term because of limited range and long recharging times. Tesla just launched a network of solar power charging stations to allow Model S owners to power up for free. Chrysler announced that it is suspending testing for its plug-in hybrid program. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Ward's predicts September sales will hit the best SAAR in three years. GM figures out how to shed pounds by spot welding aluminum. John McElroy takes his first drive of the CODA electric car and gives his initial impressions. All that and more, plus a report from KPMG about using the cloud to improve the automotive supply chain.
A new study says that batteries in the Nissan LEAF degrade faster in hot climates. The Congressional Budget Office says that federal subsidies for manufacturing and purchasing EVs will cost taxpayers around 7.5 billion dollars through 2019. Audi revealed the 2013 S3 which gets a walloping 300 horsepower from a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about whether using ethanol in gasoline hurts our food supply.
Transmission maker ZF is rockin’ and rollin’ as demand for its gearboxes booms. The Volkswagen Passat has passed its previous sales record, which was set in 2001. Prices for red-hot rare-earth metals are finally starting to cool off. All that and more, plus a first drive of the 2013 Ford Fusion and a look at one of the best ads to come out in years.
McLaren is showing off a new supercar called the P1 before its formal debut in Paris next week. Aston Martin just revealed the new 2013 DB9 which will be available in November. BMW is developing a new lineup of engines that will come in three-, four- and six-cylinder sizes as well as gasoline and diesel configurations. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on why the 2013 Fusion defines the new Ford.
Ford and the Canadian Auto Workers Union have reached a tentative agreement for a new labor contract. Vehicle registrations in Europe dropped 8.5 percent in August versus the same month in 2011. GM’s 2.5-liter EcoTec four-cylinder engine features the company’s new Intake Valve Lift Control system. All that and more, plus a look at which vehicles are flying off dealer lots the fastest.
The Canadian Auto Workers chose Ford as its strike target as it tries to negotiate a new contract before it expires tonight. General Motors is pushing the U.S. Treasury Department to sell its stake in the company but it won’t because GM’s stock price isn’t high enough. BMW is showing off more of the vehicles it will reveal at the Paris Motor Show. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new 2013 Mercedes-Benz GL.
Volvo is telling its Swedish suppliers they better cut their prices by 25 percent in the next two years, or else. Audi is set to premiere a performance version of its Q5 crossover at the Paris Motor Show in a of couple weeks. And speaking of Paris, BMW just introduced a plug-in hybrid called the Concept Active Tourer before it debuts at the show. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week where we take you inside the top secret design studios at General Motors.
Kia just revealed a new three-door hatchback called the Procee’d before it debuts at the Paris Motor Show at the end of the month. Nissan’s CEO Carlos Ghosn says the sales growth in China is slower than expected but the market is still very healthy. BMW is working with Pininfarina and Bertone to design and assemble limited-edition vehicles. All that and more plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Ford’s board of directors may be close to announcing a succession plan to replace CEO Alan Mulally and it appears Mark Fields, Ford’s President of the Americas, is the heir apparent. Peugeot just introduced the world’s first diesel hybrid crossover, the 3008 HYbrid4. Nissan just unveiled a fuel-cell SUV concept called the TeRRA before it debuts at the Paris Motor Show. All that and more, plus a peek at what Ford is doing to reduce distractions while driving.
Chrysler just gave its dealers a sneak peek at what’s coming down the product pipeline and there are some interesting revelations. Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piech has a rosy prediction for his company’s performance in China next year. General Motors is lending a helping hand to those less fortunate. All that and more plus a look at what GM can get its European operations back on track.
Ford announces its plan to expand and boost sales in Europe. Renault just introduced a small premium sedan for the Indian market called the Scala. Land Rover unveiled the all-new Range Rover which is up to 926 pounds lighter than the outgoing model. All that and more, plus a look at the new MINI John Cooper Works Countryman.
Ford revealed a brand-new lineup of commercial vehicles that will be sold in markets around the world. Kia unveiled its new flagship sedan called the Quoris which will be sold outside of South Korea for the first time. Mazda took the wraps off the wagon version of the Mazda6 before it debuts at the Paris Motor Show. All that and more, plus a look at the design highlights of the 2013 Ram 1500.
August sales are in and the results have taken many analysts by surprise. GM may be having second thoughts about its alliance with PSA. Volkswagen just unveiled its seventh-generation Golf in Berlin, Germany. All that and more, plus John dives into all the technical details of the new 2013 Honda Accord.
Automakers sold over 6.5 million vehicles worldwide in Jul, an increase of over 7 percent compared to last year. General Motors is shutting down its hybrid program for full-size pick-ups and SUV’s. Engineering students in Belgium working with an automotive supplier called Materialise, have made a body for a formula racing car, using a stereo lithography machine. All that and more, plus a look at the new 2013 Nissan Sentra.
The Ford Focus is the world’s best selling car in the first six months of the year. Fiat will unveil a new 4x4 version of the Panda at the Paris Auto Show. A gallon of unleaded gasoline now costs about 9.50 a gallon in some regions of Italy! All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week, where we take you inside Bob Lutz’s garage.
It looks like GM is suffering a brain drain in its R and D department. The latest senior leader to depart the company is Chris Borroni-Bird. Nissan just introduced the all-new Almera at the Moscow International Autosalon. This large sedan is specifically designed to handle Russia’s rough roads. Audi could be scrapping its all-aluminum space frame. The next-generation A8 may ride on a completely different platform. All that and more, plus a look at the Land Rover LR4.
Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne says the company is guaranteed to lose money on every zero emission vehicle it makes. Mazda just revealed the all-new 2014 Mazda6 at the Moscow Auto Show. The head of General Motors International Operations says the company plans to invest 1 billion dollars in Russia over the next five years. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Ford is taking its troubled luxury brand to China. Lincoln vehicles will be sold in this red-hot market starting in the second-half of 2014. Vehicle manufacturing in Mexico is expected to grow by 1 million units over the next three years. The Canadian Auto Workers Union and the Detroit Three are facing off in their latest round of contract negotiations. All that and more, plus a look at a new electric-motor technology.
The French government is accusing Hyundai and Kia of dumping cars in the French market. Car plants in the second quarter of the year hit 100 percent capacity utilization in North America. General Motors and Chrysler have banned President Obama and Mitt Romney from visiting its plants until after the election. All that and more, plus John shares his idea of how GM can save Opel.
European automakers say the 2020 emissions target will add a hefty increase to the price of cars -- we'll tell you how much. BYD has a car that comes when it's called -- for only $10,000! Camaro's chief engineer explains away the criticisms of the sports car's weight problem. All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy has an overview of the new Ram 1500!
Nissan hires the top car tester away from Consumer Reports. Engineers explain what has to be done to meet the new small off-set crash test devised by IIHS. We get a first look at the Toyota Auris, set to debut in Paris next month. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in this week's edition of You Said It!
One of the most popular vehicles among executives in China is the Buick GL8 minivan. Volkswagen just opened a new product-development and emissions-test laboratory in California. Honda kicked off production of the redesigned 2013 Accord at its plant in Marysville, Ohio. All that and more, plus guest host Todd Lassa from Motor Trend shares some interesting analysis on whether the American love affair with cars is fading.
A federal appeals court rejected challenges to prevent the increase of ethanol in gasoline. Bentley just previewed its latest automobile at the Pebble Beach Concours, the Mulsanne Convertible Concept. Many Ford Ranger owners are switching to other brands including Chevrolet, Toyota and Nissan. All that and more, plus guest host, David Kiley of AOL Autos shares a few of his thoughts on the car business.
General Motors’ CEO Dan Akerson is planning a reorganization that would see the company move towards a more global structure rather than being run by regional powers. A new study says that average sales per dealership will set a record this year. Meritor WABCO has developed an air dryer for large trucks they claim is more efficient than competing systems on the market. All that and more, plus John shares his thoughts on the Fiat 500 Abarth.
Don Butler, the vice president of marketing for Cadillac tells Autoline when its plug-in electric vehicle, the ELR will become available. Kia released details on the new Sorento before it officially debuts at the Paris Motor Show. Red Bull Racing took one of its Formula One cars to New York City to “sing” the U.S. national anthem. All that and more, plus a look at Meritor Wabco’s next-generation electronic stability control system for large trucks which has a feature that makes competing systems look primitive by comparison.
The CAW enters negotiations today, Ford says Canadian labor is the most expensive in the industry. Dr. Canadce Wheeler, a technical fellow at General Motors, talks about how ethanol has kept gas prices lower than they would be otherwise. Fisker just hired the recently-retired Tony Posawatz to be its new CEO. All that and more, plus You Said It!
The IIHS just found a new way to destroy cars. The organization recently developed a test to simulate crashing into a tree, with numerous models failing with flying colors. BMW is allowing its dealers to reprogram its Stop-Start system so owners will not have to disable it each time the car is started. John talks with Candace Wheeler, a Technical Fellow at GM R and D about alternative fuels that are less alternative and more fuel. All that and more, plus a look at Chrysler's quality testing.
VW has publicly bragged that it will be the biggest car company in the world by 2018 but one automotive analyst believes it’s going to come up short. A new study shows that young people aren’t buying cars like they used to. The Indy Lights series, which is the farm system for the IndyCar Series, is going to get a new race car and it could be the Delta Wing. All that and more, plus a look at the fastest MINI ever built.
GM CEO Dan Akerson is taking GM employees down a peg. The former naval officer criticized employees for leaks to the media, and the company’s products for not being competitive. Auto workers in South Korea are striking for higher pay and an end to night shifts which the workers say are dangerous. Frito-Lay, the snack foods division of PepsiCo, is increasing it’s fleet of EV delivery trucks. The fleet is now the nation’s largest. All that and more, plus we pump up some tires.
Renault is making a big push into Africa in hopes of boosting sales. Right now it’s building the largest assembly plant on the continent. Ford’s commercial vehicle partner, Jiangling Motors will take a stake in the Taiyuan Changan Heavy Truck Company, allowing the Dearborn automaker to expand into China’s heavy-duty truck market. Chrysler is set to introduce a CNG version of the Ram 2500 HD pick-up truck later this month. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo sounds off on a group of governors joining forces to save the auto industry.
Official pictures of the new Honda Accord are out and the images are more of the same. Despite what the automaker might say, it’s yawn-tastic. Toyota says it will sell fuel-cell cars in the U.S. in 2015, though the cars will likely only be sold in certain areas where the infrastructure exists to fuel them. BMW’s Mini brand is earning some cute points and making a stir in track and field events at the Olympics. All that and more, plus an update from John at MBS.
Spyker and GM are facing off in court. The small Dutch automaker alleges GM wrongfully forced it to take Saab into bankruptcy. John has some updates from the MBS conference in Traverse City, Michigan. Chrysler may share its popular Uconnect infotainment system with cars on the Fiat side of the Chrysler-Fiat conglomerate by adapting the software to specific regions around the globe. All that and more plus a quick look at the Hyundai Elantra GT.
With all the 2Q numbers in Toyota sold more than a million more units than it did last year when Japan was ravaged by natural disasters. The company also may have passed GM again to take the sales crown. In our tour of the GM Design Center we saw a lot of great cars, including one with an interesting history. The Nurburgring gets a bail out to stave off bankruptcy. All that and more, plus we ask Ed Welburn where GM's super secret Studio X is located.
General Motors reported its second-quarter earnings, and it was a fairly weak performance. Car sales in the U.S. were up slightly last month, but they show the market is slowing down. Vehicles equipped with manual transmissions have accounted for 7 percent of sales so far this year, up from around 4 percent last year. All that and more, plus a look at the 2013 Chevy Camaro ZL1 Convertible.
Ford seems to have a lot of former GM executives at its in-house marketing agency, Team Detroit. Very unusual to see all those former execs in the same place. BMW says it's building more cars than last year but making less money. Sales are up six percent, but profits are off 28 percent at the German automaker. Volkswagen is adding another shift to its Chattanooga, Tenn., plant to meet demand for the Passat. With all the new hiring VW is doing the company says it prefers fast food workers to people with manufacturing experience. All that and more, plus it's time for You Said It!
Chrysler, Honda and Mazda released their figures for the second quarter. All sold more cars than a year ago but Mazda was the only one to lose money! Ford's days down under may be numbered. The company recently cut production and slashed jobs at the plant building the Falcon. A survey of the 20 most popular commercials on YouTube found that six of the 20 are car related! All that and more, plus a look at a new trend in paint.
Joel Ewanick, the Chief Marketing Officer at General Motors abruptly left the company over the weekend. Volkswagen is investigating its Chinese partner, FAW over allegations that it illegally copied its technology. Kia just revealed the 2013 Forte which is also known as the Cerato in other markets. All that and more, plus a look at how GM engineers were able to cut weight from the all-new Cadillac ATS.
Lotus' new owners are really changing things up at the firm founded by Colin Chapman, DRB-Hicom is slashing new models among other things. Sergio and Volkswagen are at it again. This time the Fiat-Chrysler CEO is accusing VW of starting a price war in Europe in an attempt to steal away market share. France is trying to prop up its car industry with investment credits and low cost financing, but is it just a band-aid? All that and more, plus a peek at the upcoming episode of Autoline This Week.
More financial numbers are in today. Volkswagen, Nissan and Hyundai all posted their second quarter profits. Hyundai dropped its industry-wide global sales forecast for the year because of economic concerns in Europe and China. Mazda is teasing the upcoming 2014 Mazda6 before it debuts next month at the Moscow International Automobile Salon. All that and more, plus a look at how Cadillac is rewriting the book on underbody aerodynamics.
Ford, Daimler and Peugeot all reported their financial numbers for the first half and the results are mixed. Traffic deaths in the U.S. are up 13.5 percent in the first quarter of this year. Kia is coming out with an all-new version of its compact minivan, the Carens at the Paris Auto Show. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
A Finnish company Valmet makes its money by building cars for other manufacturers that lack capacity, which seems like an oxymoron in Europe nowadays, but Mercedes just hired them to build 100,000 cars. Ford says it has shaved 30 percent from the cost of its latest hybrid by sharing parts and in-sourcing development. Goodyear announces it’s looking at replacing petroleum with soy-based oils in tires. All that and more, plus a look at the Volkswagen Golf R!
Amid rising costs in Japan, Nissan is moving production of the Rogue SUV to Korea. The move will better utilize plant capacity at an existing Samsung factory. Following OnStar's move to launch an OEM car sharing service, BMW is starting its own BMW On Demand service in Manhattan. PSA will begin building commercial vans for Toyota based off current Peugeot and Citroen models. The move is likely an effort to improve the cash flow situation for the ailing PSA. All that and more, plus an in depth look at the 2013 Cadillac XTS.
Patrick Pelata is out at Renault-Nissan. The former COO resigned after a botched espionage scandal last year. The Jul SAAR numbers are in and they're up 20 percent from last year when the Japanese tsunami put a damper on sales. GM announced the Chevy Trax will be built in Mexico later this year. All that and more, plus a peak at the latest episode of Autoline This Week!
Cadillac will unveil its ad campaign for the new ATS small sedan during the Olympic opening ceremonies. The French government is telling PSA it needs to meet conditions for stimulus funds. Ford is in talks with Canadian labor over cost issues, the company is also looking to cut 15 percent of its Aussie workforce due to low demand. All that and more, plus Autoextremist Peter De Lorenzo on why GM should have an official museum like many other automakers.
OnStar's people behind the blue button are looking at enabling their customers to rent out their cars while not in use. BMW will start building their X1 CUV in China, freeing up capacity at the X1's German plant for export to the USA. Opel gets a new leader to reshape GMs struggling European brand. All that and more, plus we look at how Ford is combining stop-start technology with its EcoBoost engines.
France's president derides PSA's cuts as too harsh and urges management to renegotiate. Also in the Old Country Ford and other automakers are reporting slumping sales in the first six months of 2012. Hyundai is hurting for vehicles to sell. With only 27-days' supply in the U.S. and a corporate cap on production at 7 million vehicles. All that and more, plus a look at the Audi S5 coupe.
The head of General Motors’ European operations, Karl-Friedrich Stracke, just stepped down from his position and will be replaced by GM Vice Chairman, Steve Girsky. Mitsubishi just sold its NedCar plant in the Netherlands for only one Euro! The new Fiat 500L will be the world’s first production car to come with a coffee maker. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Ralph Gilles, the President and Chief Executive Officer of Chrysler’s SRT Brand.
PSA says it will cut jobs and close a factory due to the languishing European economy. Opel is debuting its ADAM subcompact, a sportier alternative to the Agila it already makes. Amid mounting lawsuits and other challenges Mahindra finally pulled the plug on its move to launch a small truck for the U.S. market. All that and more, plus we pick the order for tonight's AAH fantasy draft.
Rental car company Hertz announced it’s adding the Porsche Panamera to its fleet. Chevy and Chrysler are offering new incentives to try and boost sales. Researchers at Michigan State University have come up with a new biofuel-production process which produces energy more than 20 times higher than existing methods. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Mini is investing major money into expanding its capacity in the U.K., yet the company is looking to build cars elsewhere too. The Eurozone economic woes are hitting Thailand’s auto industry hard, that country’s exports to Europe fell 10 percent. Despite the popularity of crossovers, minivans soldier on to the tune of 500,000 annual sales. All that and more, plus Dodge launches the Dart’s ad campaign.
The city of Guangzhou, China, like Beijing and other large cities in the country, is limiting car sales to try to reduce pollution and traffic jams. Chrysler is considering a small, unibody lifestyle pickup truck targeted at outdoorsy millennials. Truck maker Navistar announced it plans to use selective catalytic reduction to reduce greenhouse gases in its diesel engines. All that and more, plus a look at the most expensive MINI that you can buy.
To help combat its losses in Europe, GM’s supervisory board approved a new plan to restructure Opel. Prices for used cars are starting to fall because sales of new cars are picking up this year. Chrysler is optimistic about pickup sales going forward and is considering adding a third shift at its Warren Truck Plant. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about the candidates for the 2013 North American Car and Truck of the Year award.
Fiat plans to increase its stake in Chrysler by purchasing shares from the UAW healthcare trust fund. Ford is closing its only plant in the Philippines as part of a restructuring effort in the region. John sits down with the Energy Secretary to talk electric cars. All that and more, plus Andrew Justus drives the new Lexus ES.
Car buyers are paying an average of 500 dollars less on new vehicles compared to a year ago. Volvo has developed a new fuel saving system for commercial trucks called I-See that harnesses a trucks kinetic energy to save on fuel. A test drive of Ford’s 2.0-liter EcoBoost-powered Taurus as well as the company’s 1.0-liter three cylinder engine. All that and more, plus a look at John’s trip to the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
A strong yen continues to drive auto production out of Japan as Toyota and Nissan announce planned production cuts. Ford releases the F-150 Limited, the new top of the line truck is set to cost more than the Platinum Edition's 44 thousand dollar price tag. The Taurus is set to get a 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine to help Ford's large car achieve 32 MPG highway. All that and more, plus a look at the Audi allroad.
When U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu first took office in 2009 he was not a very big fan of hydrogen fuel cells but things have changed, including the secretary's stance on hydrogen. Volvo says it’s looking for a partner in North America within the next 5 to 6 years to produce vehicles. Nissan-Renault CEO Carlos Ghosn is considering retirement before the company’s next mid-term review which is five years away. All that and more, plus we head down to Smyrna, Tennessee to pay a visit to Nissan’s sprawling manufacturing campus in this week’s Autoline This Week preview.
The gap in quality among carmakers continues to shrink according to J.D. Power’s Initial Quality Survey. Audi just announced that Scott Keogh will replace Johan de Nysschen as President of the company’s U.S. operations. Chevy just announced the base price for the 2013 Malibu is just over 23,000 dollars, which is a small increase over the current Malibu. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Ford Escape.
Ward’s reports despite a falling SAAR last month it is sticking with its sales forecast for the year of 14.5 million units, citing growing employment and consumer confidence. Toyota says their Lexus brand has nine, as in one more than eight, LFAs remaining. Sales of the 375,000 dollar vehicle have almost reached the end of the planned 500 car production run. In autonomous car news, Europe’s SARTRE program to enable follow the leader style road trains on highways recently completed its first public road test. The test featured three Volvo cars following a Volvo truck on a Spanish highway at 53 mph. All that and more, plus You said It!
GM is shaking up its designers in hopes of increasing brand identity. The world's largest automaker wants to move away from the current regional design scheme and toward one with global brand designers. Renault plans to add two luxury brands to its portfolio in an effort to bolster its sales and image. Ford and GM are touting their own environmental accomplishments. All that and more, plus a look at the Dodge Dart.
Lexus is gunning to reclaim the title of No. 1 luxury automaker in the U.S. and is boosting incentives to reach its goal. The Obama Administration is considering filing a World Trade Organization claim against what it sees as Chinese auto part dumping in the United States. Last week Hyundai announced pricing for the hatchback version of the Elantra, now pricing for the coupe is out. All that and more, plus a test drive of the all-new Acura ILX.
NHTSA is expanding its investigation into fuel tank fires in Jeep Grand Cherokees. Looking back now to the early 1990’s. GM just filed for trademark of the name LTS. Could this be what the long-awaited Cadillac flagship will be called? For the first five months of the year, worldwide VW Group sales hit 3.65 million units, an 8.4 percent gain compared to last year. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Paul Ingrassia the author of the new book “Engines of Change.”
BMW just announced the price of its futuristic-looking hybrid, the i8, and man, it ain't cheap! Who says big things don’t come in small packages? Mercedes-Benz and the folks at AMG are hard at work developing the performance version of the company’s new A-Class and it is going to be unimaginably powerful. In its effort to cut traffic deaths in half by 2020, Euro NCAP will add autonomous emergency braking tests to its crash ratings in 2014. All that and more, plus John proposes a brand-new racing series where the only rule is there are no rules.
Automotive executives in Europe are worried about a stagnant economy and slumping car sales. Mercedes-Benz introduced a refreshed version of its GLK sport-utility vehicle. Hyundai just announced the starting price of the 2013 Elantra GT. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
The UAW in its latest attempt to unionize a foreign owned auto plant is targeting Nissan's U.S. factories. Reports are rolling in about legions of unsold cars in China, with factories and dealers reporting different numbers and extra inventory making up the difference. GM and DOW recently earned grants from the DOE for their work in die-casting and carbon fiber respectively. All that and more, plus a look at the Infiniti EX 35.
BorgWarner, one of the largest suppliers of turbochargers, says 80 percent of all passenger vehicles in the U.S. will have a turbo by 2020. Volkswagen is discussing whether to take a stake in commercial truck maker Navistar to help it compete with Daimler in North America. The 2013 SRT Viper GTS-R racecar has just completed its first on-track test. All that and more, plus a look at the all new 2013 Scion FR-S.
General Motors announced it boosted the range of the 2013 Chevy Volt. Opel just showed off the sedan version of the Astra which will make its world premiere this August at the Moscow Auto Salon. Dany Bahar, the CEO of Lotus, was fired because of some sort of improprieties with his conduct. All that and more, plus a look at the new BMW 5 Series.
Ford and GM are in a dispute over tow-ratings for pick-up trucks. Car dealers in China are complaining about growing inventory levels that are hurting their profits. Jaguar designers recently “deconstructed” a model of its XF sedan by destroying it with axes. All that and more, plus we take a look at the new Scion iQ.
The Big Three are making a break for the border. GM, Ford and Chrysler close plants in Canada in favor of cheaper U.S. labor. The head of Fiat/Chrysler, Sergio Marchionne, is urging European carmakers to tackle overcapacity issues but the Germans say “nein!” The Honda Fit EV earned the highest efficiency rating of any electric vehicle by the U.S. EPA, Fit indeed. All that and more, plus John answers your questions in “You Said It!”
Audi’s North American CEO, Johan De Nysschen, has resigned from his post. Chinese automaker SAIC announced it will offer its first electric vehicle for sale this October, the Roewe E50. A 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO sold last month in a private transaction for 35 million dollars, a new record. All that and more, plus we take a deep dive into last month’s car sales.
A new report from ALG says Ford and Hyundai have had the best improvement in perceived quality during the last five years. Analysts at Ford predict the next crop of midsize sedans due to flood the market in a year or so are going to eat into small-car sales. Volkswagen is considering selling its small pick-up, the Amarok, in Canada. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Craig Cole test drives the new Infiniti G37.
Ford is facing a happy problem – it cannot keep up with demand for its vehicles. Yesterday Chrysler was in the news for announcing the Town and Country minivan is going away, today more product information is out, including plans for another SRT model. Freightliner just debuted a super efficient new big rig called the Cascadia Evolution. All that and more, plus John McElroy test drives the 2012 Audi TT-RS.
The National Auto Dealers Association says prices for used compact and mid-size cars will drop by as much as 5 percent in June. Another day, another Chinese rip-off. This time it’s Dongfeng copying the Cadillac SRX. Chrysler plans to keep the Dodge version of its popular minivans while discontinuing the Town and Country. All that and more, plus guest host Michelle Krebs from Edmunds.com tells us what to expect for this month’s car sales.
Dany Bahar, the CEO of Lotus, has been suspended from the company because of an unspecified complaint over his conduct. To try to boost sales, China will revive a cash-for-clunkers program. Nissan is looking for serious growth in Russia. It wants to nearly double its market share in the country by 2016! All that and more, plus a look at the design of the all-new Dodge Dart.
The UAW wants to organize Volkswagen’s plant in Tennessee but it won’t get help from German union IG Metall. One way Nissan is getting a best-in-class 38 MPG highway mileage in the new Altima is by gearing it way down with its CVT. Chrysler’s Super Bowl ad from last year, the one with rapper Eminem, just won the top award in the advertising business. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Cadillac XTS.
BMW has been socked with a big fine in Switzerland for blocking vehicle sales to Swiss customers. The Cadillac Escalade is here to stay and the redesigned 2014 model will ride on the next-generation GM pickup platform. Parking is notoriously expensive in New York City but this spot takes the cake! All that and more, plus Isaac Bouchard samples the 2012 BMW M6.
A professor at the Center for Automotive Research in Germany predicts that Hyundai-Kia will overtake Volkswagen to become the largest automaker in the world by 2020. Fiat and Mazda just partnered up to jointly develop a sports car based on the next generation MX-5 Miata. General Motors, Daimler, BMW, PSA and Honda are all shipping vehicles out of China. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
A study released by two universities indicates ethanol production in the U.S. significantly reduced gasoline prices last year. J.D. Power says American consumers are finally warming up to small cars, but could there be other factors at work? A private-equity firm is looking to take over recreational-vehicle maker Winnebago in order to make Chinese cars. All that and more, plus John McElroy takes a peek at the Toyota Prius c.
Chevy is bringing back a rear-wheel-drive, V-8-powered sedan in the U.S. for the first time in 17 years. Ford is pricing its new C-MAX hybrid around 26 grand, undercutting the Prius v by about 500 dollars. Lexus stopped production of the HS250h hybrid because of poor sales. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Dr. Walther Kiep, the longest serving member of Volkswagen’s supervisory board.
NHTSA is proposing that all large commercial vehicles, coaches and other buses be equipped with electronic stability control systems, just like cars. It’s estimated over the next three years Ford will come out with more new models faster than anyone else. Everybody knows Volkswagen makes cars, but did you know they’re also in the food business? All that and more, plus John McElroy sounds off on some internet nonsense.
Nissan is going to run its North American assembly plants on three shifts to give the Altima the capacity to become the best selling car in the U.S. Porsche revealed the prototype version of its 918 Spyder. Kia may be considering bringing a diesel to the U.S. market. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
Watch out, this year’s annual transportation bill has a section mandating that every car in the U.S. must have a black box – what’s formally known as an event data recorder. The automotive industry is the engine driving America’s economic recovery. Hyundai just inked a deal with a Norwegian battery-recharging company to supply the country with hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles. All that and more, plus a walk around the brand new 2013 Nissan Altima.
A new supplier survey shows that while they still remain the best, Toyota’s and Honda’s popularity with suppliers is plummeting. Sales of medium and heavy duty trucks were up big last month in the U.S. and Canada. Bentley’s new Continental GT V-8 is a lot less damaging to your wallet and the environment. All that and more, plus consulting firm KPMG explains what’s driving mergers and acquisitions in the auto industry.
We have more information on that 7-speed manual transmission ZF supplies to Porsche for the new 911 – the world’s first 7-speed manual for a passenger car. Magna Steyr will build a new compact model for Infiniti starting in 2014. To show off the durability of its new i30, Hyundai parked the car in the middle of a safari park to let a pack of baboons have fun with the car. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about some of the tricks to make the interiors of cars look as good as they can.
The woman that took Honda to small-claims court over the fuel economy of her Civic Hybrid is in the news again. The difference between official EU fuel-economy numbers and what drivers get in the real world is growing. A company called Bracketron has developed a clever way of mounting smartphones and tablets in a vehicle. All that and more, plus John McElroy test drives the Mercedes-Benz CL-550.
Toyota announced its financial earnings for its fiscal year and it didn’t do all that well but the company is very bullish for this year. Opel revealed that the name of its new small car will be the Adam, the same name as the company’s founder. Audi outsold its luxury rival BMW on a global basis in April. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
A judge dismissed class action claims in Florida and New York that unintended acceleration problems hurt the resale value of their Toyota’s. Chevy engineers ran an 11.93-second, 116-MPH quarter-mile with a showroom-stock Camaro ZL-1 with an automatic. We’ve got car sales from around the globe and the results are mixed. All that and more, plus a clever new design for an electric motor that could get around China’s chokehold on those all important rare-earth metals.
Remember, JAC’s blatant F-150 rip off? Turns out that Ford does a bang-up job protecting intellectual property. Delphi’s aluminum wiring solution can save a ton of weight over the copper alternative — find out how much. BMW’s first-quarter results are very impressive and we’ll have the breakdown. All that and more, plus Craig Cole has Autoline’s first look at the Scion FR-S!
It looks like GM is still the world's biggest automaker, but VW is nipping at its heels with massively more revenue to show for it. Volvo's hybrid semi-truck sets a world speed record. Renault-Nissan will take a majority stake in AvtoVAZ in order to polish up the Lada brand. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week's edition of You Said It!
After what seems like an eternity, Ford is taking orders for the hotly anticipated Focus ST, but at what price? The Aptera we thought was dead in the ground is being "zapped" back to life by a Chinese company. German scientists are developing smart tires that can change their tread to match driving conditions. All that and more, plus a full report on April car sales.
Automakers and other organizations are fighting a battle that’s reminiscent of the clash between Westinghouse and Edison. There’s lots of labor strife going on in the automotive world today. GM is laying off a huge number of workers at its tech center in Warren, Michigan. All that and more, plus a test drive of the 2012 Toyota Yaris.
Global car sales hit a world record in March with nearly 8.25 million units sold. General Motors will start selling the Chevrolet Corvette in South Korea next month. And speaking of GM, reports out of Japan say the company will take a 10 percent stake in Isuzu, to jointly develop, produce and sell pick-up trucks and commercial vehicles. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Dodge Dart.
We’ve got the first quarter financial results for a whole bunch of automakers and the numbers are all over the place. Luxury automakers are starting to expand into Inner Mongolia because of growing wealth in the area. The EPA made it official: the brand-new Ford Escape has the best fuel economy in its segment, when equipped with an automatic transmission. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Carla Bailo, the senior vice president of Research and Development for Nissan Americas.
Automakers are posting their first-quarter financial numbers and we’ve got the latest from Hyundai and Chrysler. Internet search giant Google is getting into the auto business . . . or at least trying to. A prototype product called the “Track N Go” looks like an awesome add-on to four-wheel-drive vehicles. All that and more, plus John McElroy answers your questions and responds to your comments in our “You Said It!” segment.
The Lamborghini crossover goes from sketch to reality in Beijing. Honda reveals a duo of concepts that it thinks are “cool” and “smart.” Jaguar and Land Rover move toward powertrain independence with a new 3.0-liter V-6. All that and more, plus a walk around the newly refreshed Ford Flex.
Peugeot unveils a new crossover concept as the Beijing Motor Show gets underway. The Blue Oval considers adding a China-shaped asterisk to its “One Ford” mantra. Scion kills off two of its most iconic nameplates. All that and more, plus Andrew Justus has Autoline’s first look at the new Acura RDX.
Honda is going to appeal a small claims case in California in which the company was hit with a settlement of less than 10,000 dollars. Mercedes-Benz is going to tweak the way it names its vehicles to make it less confusing…sort of. Alfa Romeo just trademarked the 4C name in the U.S. which is scheduled to go on sale by the end of 2013. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about whether performance brands like Porsche and Lamborghini are making a mistake coming out with SUVs.
Formula One racing returns to Bahrain this weekend, but opponents of the regime that controls the country vow to wage three days of rage to coincide with the race. Ford is racing to catch up in China and just announced it will build another assembly plant in the country. Mercedes-Benz is expected to offer a diesel engine in North America by 2013. All that and more, plus Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn takes a peek at the company’s amazing collection of classic cars.
Volkswagen is expected to announce it plans to build an Audi factory in Mexico. GM announced that bi-fuel versions of the 2013 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra 2500 will cost 11,000 dollars over the price of a conventionally powered truck. Ford CEO Alan Mulally says the battery used in the electric version of the Focus costs between 12,000 dollars and 15,000 dollars. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard takes a look at the all-new 2013 Ford Escape.
The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission just approved the first liquefied natural gas export plant in the U.S. in nearly 50 years. Honda announced it’s teaming up with Japan Metals and Chemicals Company to reuse rare-earth metals from second-hand auto parts. Autoline Daily Correspondent Isaac Bouchard gives us a first look at the new Ford Focus Electric. All that and more, plus a rundown of the 2012 Ward’s 10 Best Interiors winners with guest host Christie Schweinsberg.
The supplier company TI Automotive is warning automakers of a resin shortage that could lead to production disruptions. Citroen is showing off a new concept called the Numero 9 which it says reveals the future styling of the DS line. Fiat will build a rebadged version of the Dart in China called the Viaggio. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Infiniti JX.
The National Auto Dealers Association just released a study that says millions of new car buyers could be priced out of the market because of the new fuel economy mandates. General Motors announced it will discontinue the Chevy Avalanche after the 2013 model year. Word on the street is the next-generation Ford Mustang will meet EU pedestrian crash standards, which could open the door to global markets. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about the Chevrolet Volt and how it’s become a political punching bag.
A new study from the Center for Automotive Research says that the federal and state governments in the U.S. collected 135 billion dollars in tax revenues from the auto industry in 2010. Ford is going to use a reality show on the internet to market its electric vehicles. Mercedes-Benz has updated its iconic G-Class. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in “You Said It!”
While most of Europe is in an automotive meltdown, it looks like somebody forgot to tell the British there’s a financial crisis going on. Sales of new vehicles in the UK have gone up for the last three months! The private owner that holds the majority of Formula One stock, CVC Capital Partners, wants to issue an IPO to raise 2 billion dollars. Hybrid buyers are not returning for second helpings. The loyalty rate for gasoline-electric vehicles is very low. All that and more, plus a review of the new Fiat 500 Abarth.
The full-size car segment is starting to heat up in the American market. Chrysler will unveil two new concept vehicles at the Beijing Auto Show in two weeks. Mazda is struggling financially, which is why the financial community wants to see the company dump some of its non-core assets. All that and more, plus John talks to Jessica LaFond from Chrysler about a program the company uses to develop future management.
Ford and Peugeot-Citroen are ending their partnership for building larger diesel engines. Nissan just announced a new automotive communication system called NissanConnect that will debut on the 2013 Altima. Ferdinand A. Porsche, designer of the iconic 911 sportscar and grandson of company founder Ferdinand Porsche, has passed away. All that and more, plus John McElroy has the latest reveals from the New York Auto Show.
Volvo is planning on spending some 11 billion dollars over the next five years to introduce new products and build more plants in China. GM is mounting something of a truck offensive, and the newly introduced Colorado midsize pickup is expected to be offered in the U.S. Production of the Mazda6 is moving back home to Japan as the company pulls out of the facility in Flat Rock, Michigan that it shares with Ford. All that and more, plus John McElroy shares the latest from the 2012 New York Auto Show.
Fisker is looking at alternative sites to build its new model the Atlantic after loans from the Department of Energy fell through. Massachusetts based Terrafugia just completed its first successful test flight of a flying car called the Transition Street-Legal Airplane. Chevy unveiled the 2014 Impala in New York yesterday. All that and more, plus John McElroy brings you the latest reveals from the New York Auto Show.
Lincoln reveals its future with the introduction of the 2013 MKZ at the New York Auto Show. The U.S. EPA is pushing ahead with plans to introduce E15 fuel despite protests from automakers. If a report from CLSA turns out to be true, Toyota will be ridin’ the gravy train very soon. All that and more, plus guest host Michelle Krebs from Edmunds.com talks about March sales in the American market.
Fiat is considering expanding its line-up in Canada to include the Panda and Punto. BMW revealed its third future mobility concept, called the i8 Spyder. Lincoln just introduced the redesigned version of the MKS and we’ve got our first impressions of the new model. All that and more, plus a look at the updated 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe.
Ford released information on the new Explorer Sport, which is getting a 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6 engine. The Blue Oval's cross-town rival, Chevrolet, just spilled the beans on its latest three-row crossover, the Traverse. Prices of the precious metal palladium are set to rise throughout the year because automakers keep using more and more of this shiny, silver metal. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, shares his recipe for the perfect sports car.
There’s another disaster in the electric-car market. Azure Dynamics, which was converting Ford Transit Connects into electric vehicles, just filed for bankruptcy. Jeep, along with Mopar, just unveiled six different models at the annual Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. The new Cadillac XTS will be the first car available with a driver’s seat that vibrates if a crash is imminent. All that and more, plus we’ll be talking about how Chrysler is using a very unique process to bring new talent into the company in That Ah-Ha Moment.
Mercedes-Benz is teasing its latest light-commercial vehicle, the Citan which is the first LCV to emerge from the Mercedes-Nissan-Renault alliance. Battery supplier A123 Systems admitted that its battery caused that embarrassing breakdown of the Fisker Karma when Consumer Reports was testing it. An executive from Japanese auto supplier Denso will serve a year in prison for his involvement in a price-fixing scheme. All that and more, plus an overview of Acura’s all-new sedan, the ILX.
Fisker Automotive is trying to raise 100 million dollars through private equity after the U.S. government refused to loan more funds to the company. Ford is producing an hour-long reality series called “Escape Routes” featuring the 2013 Escape that will air on NBC. Dodge announced it will enter the Global RallyCross Championship Series with a rally version of the Dart. All that and more, plus another entertaining installment of "Hall vs. Hall."
General Motors is set to announce details of its turn-around plan in Europe which is reported to include closing one or two plants. Freightliner is trying to reinvent the long-haul truck with a new concept called the Revolution Innovation. Earlier this month the UAW began soliciting signatures from workers at VW’s Chattanooga, Tennessee plant to organize the facility. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about Bryce Hoffman’s new book, “American Icon,” which is all about the turnaround that happened at Ford under Alan Mulally.
Gasoline prices have shot up around the world, but they would have to go up even more to make it worthwhile to buy an electric vehicle. Suzuki sells a version of the Swift in Europe called the GTi, with a lower case “i.” This, for obvious reasons, has really ticked off Volkswagen. Toyota just announced pricing of the hotly anticipated Scion FR-S. All that and more, plus a look at the 2013 Ford Flex.
Production of the Chevy Camaro ZL1 was delayed due to an undisclosed “quality assessment” issue. The Chinese government is raising the price of fuel in the country. Even though the U.S. unemployment rate still remains at its highest level in nearly 30 years, trucking companies are having a hard time finding enough qualified drivers. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in You Said It!
It looks like China’s gravy train is derailing and German luxury automakers are panicking. Dodge is introducing a new version of the Durango SUV aimed at law enforcement and fire departments. Ford may have debuted a completely redesigned Tourneo van in Geneva a few weeks ago, but the name has a long and interesting history. All that and more, plus we take the new Hyundai Azera for a test drive.
Car sales in Europe have dropped for five straight months, and with every month the downturn is getting worse. The Range Rover Evoque is such a hit the company is hiring 1,000 new employees and moving to three shifts to keep up with demand. Volkswagen will build Porsches at its plant in Osnabruck, Germany to handle overflow from Porsche’s main factory in Zuffenhausen. All that and more, plus a look at a motorcycle that supplier Visteon developed for growing markets.
The auto bailouts of GM and Chrysler have been a lightning rod in this year’s election campaign, but new polls show Americans are starting to warm up to them. GM and Chrysler dealers that survived the restructuring are now seeing record sales, and profits. Mazda worked some magic on the new CX-5 to make it handle well and ride smoothly. All that and more, plus John responds to some of his favorite questions and comments from the past week in "You Said It!"
Volvo is in talks with overnight basketball sensation Jeremy Lin to help market cars in China. Chevrolet says its coming out with a new car for the American market, which will also race in NASCAR — we think we know what it is. Denso will begin testing vehicle-to-vehicle technology on Chinese roads. All that and more, plus Craig Cole has Autoline’s first look at the 2013 Ford Taurus.
Nissan will race the revolutionary DeltaWing car at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Car sales are on the way up, up, up, but a lack of car haulers and other supply chain issues will prevent sales from hitting their potential. Audi is in talks to buy luxury motorcycle manufacturer Ducati. All that and more, plus Craig Cole has his first impressions of the new Toyota Prius c.
VW wants to match last year’s operating profit which was close to 15 billion dollars but it won’t be easy. Mazda is looking at laying off employees in its North American operations due, in part, to the strength of the Japanese yen. Hyundai is readying an updated Santa Fe crossover to introduce at the New York Auto Show. All that and more, plus a fun new segment called Hall vs. Hall featuring Jim Hall and his evil twin brother Bob.
Consumer Report’s purchased a Fisker Karma to test drive but it broke down with less than 200 miles on the odometer. GM announced that the 2013 Chevy Malibu will have an optional turbocharged engine that cranks out 259 horsepower. Mazda says it’s pulling the plug on its CX-7 crossover. All that and more, plus the story behind a Jewish engineer who really came up with the idea for the original Volkswagen Beetle.
BMW reports the highest profits in the history of the company. Obama announces a $4.7 billion plan to get Americans to buy more fuel-efficient cars, but diesels are conspicuously absent. Mazda’s weight reduction on their newest crossover has gone to obsessive levels. All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy has a report on Volvo’s latest Polestar-tuned models!
Fiat’s Sergio Marchionne could be seeking a partnership with Mazda and Suzuki. Ferrari says the “Occupy” movement is hitting them where it hurts. Mexico mandates that the remaining VW Beetle taxis have to go. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your questions and comments in this week’s edition of You Said It!
California and a handful of other states are following Nevada’s lead in allowing autonomous cars. Renault is introducing a new “square” gasoline engine inspired by F1 racing. GM will start selling trucks that can run on gasoline and natural gas. All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy has a look at the new Fiat 500 Abarth.
The February SAAR in the American market hit 15 million units, a jaw-dropping surge that has taken everyone in the business by surprise. Nissan will sell low cost cars in growing markets under the Datsun nameplate starting in 2014. A test drive of the all-new Mazda CX-5 with Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard. All that and more, plus guest host Michelle Krebs from Edmunds.com shares her thoughts on whether the high price of gasoline will hurt car sales.
Volkswagen just announced it will premiere a convertible version of its Golf GTI at next week's Geneva Motor Show. The Detroit Three are starting to become more popular in California, a market that's long been dominated by import brands. Audi released a list of seven advanced technologies it's developing for future vehicles. All that and more, plus guest host Christie Schweinsberg from WardsAuto fills us in on the organization’s upcoming 10 Best Interiors competition.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration was on the verge of mandating back-up cameras in all vehicles but decided to put those plans on hold as it collects more input. In another sign of the problems at Fisker, the company just appointed former Chrysler CEO Tom LaSorda as the new CEO of the company. The head of OnStar, Linda Marshall, is stepping down from the company after being named to the position a little over a year ago. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in You Said It!
China is “getting the lead out,” and this time it’s an American company that’s in trouble. Indicators say the boom times are just getting started for heavy trucks. Holden starts production on an LPG version of the ever-popular Commodore. All that and more, plus we walk around the Scion iQ with head honcho Jack Hollis.
The Chinese government says it will only buy domestic vehicles for government fleets. Fiat will build two factories in Russia to make Jeeps. Meet Toyota’s $83,000 luxury minivan. All that and more, plus an eerie look into the past as we dissect some historical footage.
Volkswagen just posted record financial results for 2011. Its earnings before interest and taxes were up 58 percent to 15.1 billion dollars. Panasonic announced it will supply lithium-ion batteries to Ford for its hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Mercedes-Benz could be toying with the idea of a four-door SLS. Sketches of one popped up in a German patent application. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, Ray LaHood.
In somewhat of an unexpected move GM named Jon Lauckner Vice President and Chief Technology Officer starting April first. Images of the all-new Volvo V40 were leaked before the car debuts at the Geneva Motor Show next month. Honda announced its top executive in North America will also become the second highest executive in the company. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Toyota Prius c.
Chinese automakers are invading Europe from Bulgaria to Britain to Sicily. Despite an overall trend downward, teen traffic deaths jump by several percentage points. Peugeot unveils two B-segment concepts ahead of Geneva. All that and more, plus John McElroy explains what Mazda must do to turn itself around.
Hyundai and Kia are being sued for patent infringement with their hybrid technology in the Sonata and the Optima. MINI is showing off a utility version of the Clubman called the Clubvan before it premieres next month at the Geneva Motor Show. February car sales in the U.S. are expected to be near 1.1 million units which translates to a SAAR of 14.3 million units. All that and more, plus a look at a sports car that’s coming out of Mexico called the Mastretta MXT.
The U.S. Department of Transportation proposes new rules to curb distracted driving. Porsche’s gumbo-evoking, not-yet-unveiled SUV gets a new name. Tesla and Mercedes and Mercedes and Renault are partnering up and swapping parts. All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy has the latest details about the new Hyundai Azera and Genesis Coupe.
The folks at J.D. Power just released their latest Vehicle Dependability Study and Toyota carried the day. Its Lexus brand was ranked No. 1. A couple days ago President Obama unveiled his latest budget proposal for the next fiscal year. Among other things, it proposes raising the tax credit for electric vehicles. An extremely rare 1913 Hispano-Suiza is going up for auction at the Amelia Island Concourse next month and it could fetch as much as $1 million. All that and more, plus John breaks down GM’s financial performance for 2011.
Uh-oh, there’s more trouble in green-car land. Like China, EVs are simply not selling in Europe. The stage is set for Ford to unveil its redesigned B-Max compact MPV. It will take a bow in less than two weeks at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain. Audi is getting ready to drop a bomb — a 450-horsepower explosive charge in the form of its new RS 4 Avant. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and responds to your questions in the weekly “You Said It!” segment.
Yet another study shows that electric cars would do more to damage the environment in China than using gasoline- or diesel-powered cars. The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers in the U.S. is asking the Obama Administration to tweak its proposed fuel-economy regulations. They want certain credits to start applying right now, not after 2016. Thanks to Land Rover’s surging sales Indian automaker Tata posted a profit that beat analyst’s expectations. All that and more, plus a look at how GM engineers made the 2013 Chevy Malibu as quiet as possible.
Kia released the sketches today of a new concept car called the KH. JD Power predicts car sales in China will hit 35 million units by 2018. Mercedes-Benz developed a seatbelt that’s easier to find and use. All that and more, plus a look at the new Honda CR-V.
Tesla just unveiled its electric crossover, the Model X which is basically a taller version of the Model S sedan. Mitsubishi is set to reveal a new version of its Outlander SUV at next month’s Geneva Motor Show. And speaking of Geneva, Chevrolet will unveil a station-wagon version of the Cruze at the show. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with Volvo’s new president in North America talking about how they’re going to be taking the brand more upscale.
It looks like GM is poised to announce a big loss in Europe. Diesels already outsell EVs and hybrids, but could incentives be on the way? The Hyundai Elantra has shed a couple of doors for its new coupe version and added a hatchback for the new GT. All that and more, plus John McElroy responds to your comments and questions in You Said It!
GM faces an uphill struggle to revive Opel, and it looks like they’ll be turning to the UAW’s Bob King to help make it happen. Former U.S. President George W. Bush defends the GM and Chrysler bailouts. Nissan extends a cordial INVITATION for you to preview its next compact car. All that and more, plus a look at the Porsche Singer 911.
Ford and General Motors are feuding over a Chevy Silverado ad that aired during the Super Bowl last night. The head of the giant dealership group, Group 1 Automotive, says new car sales only account for 20 to 25 percent of a dealer’s profits. Chinese car exports are expected to grow by 50 percent this year. All that and more, plus a look at the styling of the Chevy Malibu Eco.
Mazda reported its latest financial numbers for its most recent fiscal quarter and the results don’t look good. The company’s revenue fell by 17 percent and its losses exploded. Toyota believes its going to come roaring back this year and sell almost 9.6 million vehicles. Fiat announced it will unveil a four-door version of the 500 at next month’s Geneva Motor Show. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily correspondent Isaac Bouchard reports on the 2012 BMW 3-Series.
Sales of new cars and trucks blew out of the gate in the American market last month. Even though General Motors spends less on research and development than Volkswagen and Toyota, the company is No. 1 when it comes to generating patents. Remember that California woman that was suing Honda in small-claims court because her Civic Hybrid didn’t deliver the fuel economy promised on the window sticker? Yeah, in a shocking bit of news she actually won the case! All this and more, plus the latest news from Mopar.
Chrysler posted its financial results for 2011, and the numbers look pretty good. Total revenue came to $55 billion, a 31 percent increase from the prior year. The head of the NHTSA says the agency will decide next year if it will impose regulations for vehicle-to-vehicle communication. Navistar, the maker of International trucks potentially faces some huge fines for selling heavy-duty diesel engines that do not meet emission standards. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the “You Said It!” segment.
Yazaki is hit with a massive fine for its bid-rigging scheme. Aussies are experiencing the lowest car prices in 36 years. And, just like a good pork roast, the economic recovery continues low and slow. All that and more, plus a look at Federal-Mogul’s innovative lighting solutions.
The National Automobile Dealers Association just released its latest Dealer Attitude Survey and for the third time in a row Hyundai topped the charts. Luxury sales in China skyrocketed last year. The California Air Resources Board approved new regulations that mandates that one out of every seven new cars sold in the state must be zero-emission by 2025. All that and more, plus a look at all the aerodynamic tweaks GM engineers made to the Chevy Malibu Eco.
Nissan just announced it will build a third plant in Mexico. The company plans to invest 2 billion dollars in the facility, with production scheduled to begin sometime in 2013. Opel has delayed the launch of the Ampera to fix a potential coolant leak in the battery. Ford’s successful “Drive One” slogan is being retired, replaced by another two-word catchphrase. All that and more, plus guest host Murray Feldman from FOX2 News, Detroit shares some of his thoughts on the resurgent American auto industry.
Japanese auto supplier Yazaki was hit with a record fine from the Japanese government over a bid rigging scheme involving wire harnesses. Limo Broker, a British limo company, is making a stretched version of the Audi R8. The city of Trollhättan, Saab AB and The Wallenberg Foundation have shelled out more than 4 million dollars to buy and preserve Saab’s official museum. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the “You Said It!” segment.
It's predicted that in four or five years Russia will be the largest car market in Europe – beating out Germany. General Motors is putting enormous pressure on Opel to finally become profitable again, and now the company is in talks with SAIC to sell cars in China. Automakers fight for every ounce of weight they can take out of their vehicles. Today’s bulky and bloated lead-acid batteries are prime, low-hanging fruit that’s ready for pickin’. All that and more, plus a look at the new 2012 Honda CR-V.
Ward’s Auto is forecasting that car sales this month in the U.S. market will jump nearly 10 percent compared to a year ago which translates to a SAAR of 13.9 million vehicles. Honda delivered its first Fit EV as part of its Electric Vehicle Demonstration Program. Scosche, a company that sells electronic accessories, just introduced a device that can block mobile phones while in the car. All that and more, plus find out why Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne says the Jeep Liberty is the most important product the company is investing in.
GM announced that it sold just over 9 million vehicles globally last year which sparked off a flurry of news reports over who’s the Number One automaker in the world. Chinese automaker Youngman Lotus and Turkish private equity firm Brightwell Holdings intend to place bids for Saab. Hyundai will supply six-speed automatic transmissions for the Dodge Dart. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about the pitfalls and benefits facing automakers in China.
Europe’s financial troubles are starting to hurt automakers, forcing them to cut costs wherever they can. Peugeot just announced that it’s dropping out of the 24 hours of Le Mans this year. Kia is going back to the drawing board to improve the stop/start system in its Rio and Soul models. As we told you when the story first broke a couple of years ago, Toyota’s problems with unintended acceleration were largely due to driver error, and now the National Academy of Sciences concluded the same thing. All that and more, plus John answers your questions in the "You Said It" segment.
The average age of vehicles on roads in the U.S. increased again last year to 10.8 years. Mercedes-Benz is considering exporting engines built in the U.S. Japanese conversion company, Campinn just unveiled a camper add-on for the Toyota Prius at the Tokyo Auto Salon. All that and more, plus guest host Mark Phelan from the Detroit Free Press shares his hits and misses from this year’s Detroit Auto Show.
All the world is watching the Eurozone right now, and the news is very pessimistic as consumer confidence plummets and unemployment rises. But maybe some new product will help. Fiat will introduce a five-door version of its scrappy little 500 at the Geneva Motor Show in March. A great bit of news for Chrysler: it can’t keep up with demand for the Jeep Wrangler. All that and more, plus a look at Mazda’s Skyactiv technology.
Audi unveiled a new technology called Traffic Jam Assist at CES which autonomously drives a car at speeds up to 37 MPH. Electric cars and fuel cell vehicles are selling so poorly in China, the government will drop the sales tax on those cars in an effort to boost sales. The 2013 Mercedes-Benz E-Class hybrid comes with a feature that allows the car to cruise along on battery power alone. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about how African-American men essentially saved Cadillac in the depths of the Great Depression.
Mercedes-Benz and BMW are engaged in a knock-down slug-fest to claim the No. 1 sales race for luxury cars in the American market, yet both companies claim they have no interest in the top sales slot. Rolls-Royce had its best sales year ever in 2011, selling more than 3,500 cars. Mopar announced the availability of a laundry list of accessories for the new 2013 Dodge Dart. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and responds to your comments in the "You Said It" segment.
Join John McElroy as he hits some of the highlights of the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Falcon Motor Sports revealed a light-weight sports car called the F7. Mercedes is going back in time with a display of its 1952 SL. Honda and Lincoln unveiled concepts that hint at the future design for both companies. All that and more, plus find out which car a panel of designers voted the best looking at the show.
Join John McElroy as he hits some of the highlights of the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. There were a lot of BIG reveals to be seen this year including the brand-new 2013 Ford Fusion, a duet of radical concepts from Chevrolet and a cherry-red bombshell with a Lexus badge. Find out about all of these exciting vehicles and more.
Tata Technologies, the engineering services company that’s part of Tata, is revealing a compact four-seater called the eMO—short for Electric Mobility. Opel is celebrating its 150th Anniversary this year. BASF is showing off a plastic wheel concept, the world’s first production ready plastic wheel which reduces weight by 30 percent compared to aluminum wheels. All that and more, plus a look at the 2013 Lexus GS.
A survey of automotive executives found a majority believe the electric car market will be less than 15 percent of car sales by 2025. The Chinese government is removing incentives and streamlined approval processes for foreign automakers, but will keep them in place for state-owned car companies. The new Chevrolet Sail just made its debut at the New Delhi Auto Expo. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about the finalists for the North American Truck of the Year award.
Move over Nano, there’s a new ultra-cheap car in town! Indian automaker Bajaj introduced a new low-priced vehicle called the RE60. Fiat just increased its stake in Chrysler. It now controls 58.5 percent of the Auburn Hills-based automaker. Tata had a big day at the New Delhi Auto Expo, showing off several new products and concepts. All that and more, plus a look at December sales.
Bentley sales are back to pre-recession levels and the super-luxury brand is considering building an SUV. The price tag? At least 140,000 dollars. Ford will unveil a redesigned version of its popular EcoSport B-segment SUV at the New Delhi Auto Expo this week. It's an important product for the company and CEO Alan Mulally will be on hand for the reveal. In related news, German supply giant Bosch is making a big investment in India. All that and more, plus a look at the North American Truck of the Year finalists.
The Polk company says worldwide car sales could hit 77.7 million units in 2012, about a 7 percent gain compared to 2011. Mopar is set to unveil a couple of new packages at the Detroit Auto Show next week. A man in Southern California is looking to shatter the current land speed record of 763 miles an hour, by hitting 2,000 MPH! All that and more, plus John McElroy and two of his fellow NACTOY jurors predict which of the three Car of the Year finalists will win the award.
Hyundai just named Christopher Chapman as its Chief Designer in the U.S. He’ll be responsible for new vehicle and concept designs. Biodiesel incentives are set to expire at the end of the year in the U.S. Edmunds predicts that car sales will end up at 12.8 million units in the U.S. this year. All that and more, plus a look at the brand new Buick Verano.
The National Transportation Safety Board recently recommended that all mobile phones be banned in cars, even hands-free phones. But in a startling outbreak of common sense, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood says he does not support the ban. Rumors are swirling around Italy that Luca di Montezemolo might run for prime minister. GM engineers are working to eradicate noisy brakes. All that and more, plus a look at the new Volkswagen Golf R.
Audi will introduce an all-wheel-drive, limited-edition version of the A1 which goes on sale next year, but not in the U.S. Pricing and a few technical details on the Tesla Model S have finally been released. Mercedes just started exporting the E-Class out of China and Honda is exporting Fits built in China to Canada. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the “You Said It!” segment.
Two former UAW officers were just sentenced to prison for extortion. A company called True Car is infuriating dealers because the method it uses to turn leads into sales is killing profits. The next-generation Audi A3 is going to share some pretty significant parts with Skodas . . . and tens of other vehicles! All that and more, plus a look at how Lexus is getting the word out about its brand-new GS sedan.
Well, as we’ve been predicting for over a year, Saab is filing for bankruptcy and will likely liquidate its assets. Chevy will debut an RS version of the Sonic at the Detroit Auto Show next month. Car sales this month in the U.S. could reach 1.23 million units, which is a 15 percent gain from November. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Hyundai Accent.
The finalists for the North American Car and Truck of the Year Awards were announced. Former DaimlerChrysler CEO Tom LaSorda will join Fisker and Mercedes-Benz USA announced its replacement for former CEO, Ernst Lieb. Google was granted a patent for a vehicle that can switch from being human driven to autonomously operated. All that and more, plus Mark Fields, the head of Ford in the America’s, explains how Ford is reacting to all the negative publicity its been hit with regarding MyFord touch and its dual clutch transmissions.
Opel has been struggling for some time now, but it looks like the situation will get worse before it gets better. Sergio Marchionne says he expects Fiat and Chrysler to post a 3 billion dollar operating profit in 2012. Tomorrow, the final Cologne V-6 will be installed in the last Ford Ranger pickup. All that and more, plus guest host Christie Schweinsberg from Ward’s Auto fills us in on the winners of their annual 10 Best Engines List.
In response to the U.S. placing tariffs on Chinese-made tires, China will impose tariffs on imported cars from the U.S with engines larger than 2.5-liters. The National Traffic Safety Board is calling for a nationwide ban on cell phone use and other electronic devices while driving. It’s back! Chrysler announced it will reopen its Conner Avenue Assembly Plant in Detroit to produce the next generation SRT Viper. All that and more, plus guest host Michelle Krebs from Edmunds.com, shares her picks for the North American Car and Truck of the Year awards.
In yet another sign that electric cars might not catch on as fast as some automakers expected, Nissan is stopping construction of a battery plant in Portugal. Long-time industry executive Sue Cischke is retiring from the Ford Motor Company, where she was group vice president for sustainability, environment and safety engineering. Last week Chrysler taunted us with a few teaser shots of Dodge’s latest compact car, the Dart. Now it’s hinting at what’s going on inside. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and responds to your comments. That's right, it's time for another "You Said It!"
Last week we reported that GM was going to switch battery suppliers for the Chevy Volt. But GM tells Autoline Daily that is not the case at all. BMW is following Mercedes-Benz and Audi into the four-door coupe market with the 6 Series Gran Coupe. Members of the U.S. House of Representatives are renewing efforts to block the use of E-15, or gasoline with 15 percent ethanol. All that and more, plus a look at the all-new Buick Regal GS.
General Motors is going to change battery suppliers. It had been buying batteries from LG Chem, now it will switch to batteries from A123. A new study shows there are now more electric car charging stations in the United States than there are gas stations that sell E-85 fuel. Taiwanese automaker Luxgen revealed its latest car, the Luxgen5. All that and more, plus a look at Hyundai’s funky looking new car, the Veloster.
The Detroit News reports that UAW president Bob King is calling Nissan a human-rights violator, but he offers no specifics. Nissan, of course, says the accusations are baseless. Renault is releasing details about its facelifted Scenic and Grand Scenic models. GM and Chrysler dealers who lost their franchises when the two companies went bankrupt want to take their case against the feds all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. All that and more, plus we take the new Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe for a spin.
The Chevrolet Volt seems to be getting slammed by everyone right now and it looks like GM has a full blown public relations disaster on its hands. Chinese consumers prefer foreign car brands, due to big gaps in quality and reliability with the homegrown ones. Dodge is bringing back the Dart name for its new replacement for the Caliber. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the “You Said It!” segment.
While global car sales have been running at decent rates all year long, sales of heavy trucks are running at record rates, especially in China and North America. We’re going to see a lot more European vans in the U.S. as Ford, GM and other automakers expand their range of offerings. Honda announced it plans to deliver best-in-class fuel economy in every vehicle segment within three years thanks to a new suite of technologies it's calling "Earth Dreams." All that and more, plus we take a look at the new Range Rover Evoque.
Automakers are ramping up their production plans for the first quarter of 2012. EV start-up company Aptera announced it’s closing its doors because the company is out of money. Volkswagen’s new factory in Chattanooga, Tennessee was just rated the greenest auto assembly plant in the world. All that and more, plus a look at the new Volkswagen Beetle.
As the auto industry struggles to sell more cars, teens aren’t helping matters because fewer of them are learning to drive. Motorcycle sales are on the increase in India while Tata Nanos languish on dealership lots. This RC car doesn’t come cheap, but for good reason: it can hit 100 miles per hour! All that and more, plus John McElroy’s analysis of November sales results.
While the UAW settles on a transplant to unionize, it's picketing Hyundai dealerships in the U.S. in support of workers in South Korea. GM develops a technology that will double the life expectancy of brake rotors by preventing rust. Plus Audi reveals the A1 Sportback, Renault has a new Twingo and Toyota shows off a new fuel cell concept. All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy goes for a spin in MINI’s new Coupe.
The Center for Automotive Research says that the U.S. auto industry is going to add 190,000 jobs in the next four years. Volkswagen introduced a plug-in hybrid SUV concept at the Tokyo Motor Show called the Cross Coupe. And Honda unveiled seven new concepts in Tokyo, all of which are electric. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the “You Said It!” segment.
General Motors is in full-blown damage control over reports that the batteries in the Chevy Volt caught fire after a crash test by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Japanese automakers are getting hammered by the strength of the yen, and things could get a lot worse. Mazda just introduced a new regenerative braking system called i-ELOOP. All that and more, plus John reviews the movie “Revenge of the Electric Car.”
Further crash tests on the Chevy Volt by NHTSA found that the battery could catch fire in certain circumstances. Toyota finally revealed its new rear-wheel-drive sports car, called the GT 86. Daimler announced it will drop the Maybach brand since it was unable to turn a profit in nearly a decade. All that and more, plus a look at the new BMW X3.
Mazda is moving production out of Japan to Mexico because of the strong value of the yen and the number of free trade agreements Mexico has. Chinese automakers are starting to learn how to make safer cars. The Geely Emgrand EC7 and the MG6, were awarded four stars in the latest Euro NCAP tests. The used car market in the U.S. remains strong and in some cases second-hand vehicles are not depreciating in value. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the You Said It! segment.
In a move that probably did not surprise anyone, Laura Soave was let go as head of the Fiat car brand in the American market. Speaking of personnel moves, General Motors appointed its vice chairman, Steve Girsky, as the chairman of the supervisory board of Opel. If you thought that the Volt is expensive here in the U.S., good thing you don’t live in China! All that and more plus a review of the new Chevrolet Sonic.
Car sales in China have been slowing all year and now the drop in sales is even hitting the luxury segment. But even with the slow down, China is still the biggest market in the world and that’s why Ford just announced plans to introduce 20 new engines and transmissions in the country. GM is considering a simple mid-size work truck for the U.S. All that and more, plus a look at how Chevy makes the ZL1 Camaro slice through the wind.
The electric version of the Honda Fit will only be available for lease in select cities in the U.S. GM’s sales chief in the U.S. says sales in 2012 won’t grow that much. Conversely, J.D. Power says next year’s sales rate could hit 14 million units. BMW just bought a 15 percent stake in a company called SGL Carbon, a maker of lightweight materials. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week the most recent UAW contract negotiations.
More news from the L.A. Auto Show: Honda unwraps its latest CR-V; Lincoln shows off its updated MKS and MKT models; and Hyundai reveals its new Azera. The much-talked-about new fuel-economy rules in the U.S. are official. In a good bit of news for the industry, dealership showroom traffic is up. All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, sounds off on Fiat’s troubles.
We’ve got a couple unveils from the L.A. Auto Show. Cadillac finally showed off the new XTS which replaces the DTS and STS in the line-up. And Ford debuted the all-new Escape which comes with a host of new features. GM’s VP of U.S. Sales says this month’s seasonally adjusted annual rate or SAAR, could hit 14 million units. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on the 2012 Porsche 911 Carrera.
Consumer Reports conducted another survey asking Americans if they are in favor of higher fuel-economy standards, and guess what? Of course they are! Sales of the Fiat 500 are going slow in the American market, in fact Ward’s data shows there was a 30 percent decline in October compared to September. Ford is making some big changes to the Mustang for the 2013 model year. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the You Said It! segment.
Mercedes unveiled the new ML63 AMG before it debuts later this week at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Daihatsu also revealed three quirky looking concepts before they debut at next month’s Tokyo Motor Show. The Chevy Volt is under investigation after one NHTSA used in a side-impact crash test caught on fire three weeks after the test. All that and more, plus a look at the design of the new Volvo S60 R.
Chinese automakers are borrowing a military strategy from Mao Tse-tung called “Encircling the City from the Countryside.” Honda and Mitsubishi revealed several vehicles they will show at this year’s Tokyo Motor Show. Audi will no longer offer manual transmissions on its S4 and S5 models in Europe. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about issues facing car dealers in the U.S.
Cadillac is teasing us with a shot of the production version of its XTS sedan, which will formally debut next week at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Suzuki previewed a new small-car concept that supposedly gets up to 75 miles per U.S. gallon. Ford officially began production of its 1.0-liter three-cylinder EcoBoost engine in Germany. All that and more, plus we drive the 2012 Toyota Camry.
General Motors reported somewhat disappointing third quarter earnings this morning. Even though the company sold more vehicles than it did a year ago, its profits fell 12 percent. Volvo will offer an aftermarket ECU upgrade for select models that will boost horsepower and torque. Nissan is showing off the third generation of its Pivo concept car. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the You Said It! segment.
Toyota’s quarterly profit plummeted 72 percent to about 1 billion dollars. General Motors is changing the leadership of its European operations. Ferrari is having a phenomenal year. It’s already sold 5,165 cars and its revenue is up 19 percent. All that and more, plus a look at one of the latest safety systems being developed by supplier company Continental.
Chrysler’s skilled-trade workers are appealing the new UAW contract because union leadership overrode their votes after rejecting it. Japanese automakers, unions and dealers are all concerned that high car taxes and the strength of the Yen could destroy the industry in the country. General Motors may void the deal to sell Saab because it’s worried it could hurt its business in China and elsewhere. All that and more, plus a look at the updates Ford has made to its MyFord Touch infotainment system.
Kia expects subcompact sales in the U.S. to double by 2015. Car production in China is expected to top 30 million units by 2015 which will far exceed market demand. The overall car theft rate in the U.S. in 2009 dropped over 20 percent compared to 2008. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with the Vice President of Chevrolet marketing, Chris Perry.
In a surprising bit of news, Nissan is relocating Infiniti’s headquarters to Hong Kong. The Chevy Cruze is already on pace to pass the Cobalt’s best ever sales year. Volkswagen is showing off the new CC before it debuts later this month at the Los Angeles Auto Show. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo shares more memories of his favorite Chevy cars.
October sales numbers reveal that the fourth quarter may end up better than we thought. Toyota gets in the robot game with an exo-skeleton that assists in walking. Leaf sales are beating the Volt by a wide margin. All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo reflects on GM stylist Bill Mitchell.
Lars Ulrich, the head of diesel marketing for Bosch in North America, says diesel sales will hit a critical mass sometime in the middle of this decade. Analysts at Morgan Stanley suggest buying Ford and Peugeot bonds because they are safe investments that pay better than government securities. All that and more, plus John test drives a vehicle that could be the last of its breed.
Volkswagen set a goal of becoming No. 1 in the world by 2018, but it looks like the company could get there this year. MINI is introducing a roadster version of its popular small car, its first ever two-seat drop-top. Renault revealed a new small car for the Indian market called the Pulse. All that and more, plus a look at which car companies raked in the most money and had the best profits for the first half of the year.
Victor Muller has thrown in the towel, agreeing to sell Saab to the Chinese. Caterham wants a piece of the Indian pie as it moves to build cars in the sub-continent. Opel Ampera sales are off to a surprising start. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with J Mays and a walkaround of the Ford Evos concept.
Volkswagen posted astounding numbers in the third quarter, with a HUGE jump in revenue. French automaker PSA is finally taking steps to reduce its workforce as part of a bid to save money next year. The 2012 Ford Ranger just aced Euro NCAP’s battery of crash tests. All that and more, plus a look at a pedestrian safety system from German supplier company Continental.
Ford has a good quarter but slips a bit in Europe and elsewhere. Meanwhile, the company takes it on the chin in quality ratings, but are these surveys worth taking seriously? John Mendel from American Honda says the company is about to rebound from losses suffered earlier in the year. All that and more, plus John McElroy answers your comments and questions in You Said It!
The bowtie brand prepares to make a big splash at SEMA with its Z-Spec small cars. Ford inches toward an investment-grade rating. Thailand highways turn into parking lots, literally. All that and more, plus a look at how BMW is merging high performance and high fuel economy with the new Z4.
Car sales continue to be one of the few bright spots in the American economy and the October SAAR is looking up. Rolls-Royce is expanding its global footprint with plans to open dealerships in Brazil and Chile next year. Google has set a goal of hitting 1 million miles with its autonomous cars. All that and more, plus a look at how ZF is making it easy for automakers to electrify vehicles.
The National Auto Dealers Association is commissioning a study to see if OEM mandates ever really translate into more sales or higher profits for dealers. New fuel economy standards proposed by the Obama Administration earlier this year are under attack. People are hanging on to their cars longer. This has been bad news for dealers, automakers and suppliers, but it’s great for repair shops and parts makers. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about what was going on behind-the-scenes when the American auto industry collapsed.
Argentina is punishing companies that are hurting its trade balance. Nissan is one of those companies. Prices for iron ore, aluminum and other commodities are plummeting, and it’s all because of the Chinese economy. Car sales in the U.S. have steadily increased throughout the year and the top economists at Ford and GM say next year will be even better. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the “You Said It!” segment.
Hourly workers at Ford in the U.S. ratified a new labor contract but now the attention will turn to the voting on the Chrysler contract. The price of steel could fall by nearly 300 dollars a ton compared to its peak in April. Several lawsuits have been filed against suppliers, accusing them of an international price fixing scam involving wire harnesses. All that and more, plus a walkaround of the new Fisker Surf with company CEO, Henrik Fisker.
In somewhat surprising news, Daimler announced it’s fired the head of Mercedes-Benz USA, Ernst Lieb. There’s been a lot of drama between Volkswagen and Suzuki lately, and now The Wall Street Journal reports Vee Dub will not sell its 20 percent stake in the Japanese automaker. Toyota is ready to open its latest plant, located in Blue Springs, Mississippi and home to the 2012 Corolla. All that and more, plus guest host Jim Hall of 2953 Analytics shares some of his thoughts on America’s strange relationship with hatchbacks.
The voting on the UAW contract at Ford swung to 62 percent in favor over the weekend. Toyota is building a hybrid racecar to compete in the 24 hours of Le Mans and other FIA World Endurance Championships. BMW just introduced the all-new 3 Series which will go on sale next February. All that and more, plus Bob Lutz gives us a walk-around of the new Lotus Evora.
Yesterday we reported that the UAW was warning its members that Ford might hire scab workers if the union goes on strike. Now the union is denying it said that. Suzuki is accusing Volkswagen of violating their partnership by not sharing technology. Large trucks sales are roaring in North America which is a good sign that the economy is heading in the right direction. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week about BMW’s plan to use carbon fiber in its electric vehicles.
Chrysler played hard ball with the UAW and won. The union is telling Ford workers they will go on strike if the contract is rejected. They're also telling them the company will hire scabs to replace them. GM is developing an all-new lineup of small, gasoline engines that will come in three- and four-cylinder varieties. All that and more, plus a look at the 2012 Jeep Wrangler.
Chrysler and the UAW announced this morning that they reached a tentative deal on a new labor contract. GM plans to introduce an electric version of the Chevy Spark in the U.S. by 2013. China just unveiled stricter crash standard rules for passenger cars. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the You Said It segment.
Oh how the tables have turned. A couple years ago Fiat saved Chrysler and now Chrysler is saving Fiat. The company is also rumored to be killing off the Dodge Grand Caravan as well as the Avenger to make way for a new Fiat-based crossover. Honda is delaying the launch of its new small airplane, called the HondaJet, due to problems with the engine. All that and more, plus a look at some of the latest transmission innovations coming from German company ZF.
Toyota is pressuring its suppliers in Japan to cut prices because of the soaring value of the yen, and suppliers say Honda’s spirit of cooperation is far more confrontational now. Ford introduced an updated version of its popular Transit van for the 2012 model year. The world’s oldest running car was just sold at auction for $4.6 million. All that and more, plus a look at the Buick Regal Turbo.
There’s more yearning for the yen in today’s news as both Nissan and Toyota take steps to combat the rising currency. The American economy may still be stagnant, but things appear to be rolling right along in South Carolina as Bridgestone and Continental setup factories in the state. Surprisingly, traditional luxury automotive brands are a smash-hit in high-tech Silicon Valley, California. All that and more, plus guest host Christie Schweinsberg from WardsAuto.com fills us in on this year’s 10 Best Engines competition.
The strong yen is battering Japanese automakers. Mitsubishi’s CEO said the currency situation is starting to become futile. Also reacting to the exchange rate, Honda plans to cut exports from Japan by half over the next decade. The performance junkies at Shelby have introduced a new supercharged V-6 Mustang with bucket-loads of horsepower. All that and more, plus a preview of this week’s episode of Autoline, which takes an in-depth look at an interesting new manufacturing concept.
A top-level Nissan executive leaves the OEM world and joins an industry data firm. Honda says rumors of Ridgeline’s demise are greatly exaggerated. The Colorado makes its world debut in Thailand and we have all the latest pics. All that and more, plus a look into how Land Rover sales are remaining steady in an economic downturn.
Ford and the UAW announced they reached an agreement on a new labor contract. Now the workers have to vote on it. Chrysler’s former CEO, Bob Nardelli, has resurfaced, saying the Obama Administration didn’t need to turn Chrysler over to Fiat and that Cerberus, the private equity firm, could have done a better job turning the automaker around. China could be losing its edge as a low-cost manufacturing center. All that and more, plus a look at last month’s impressive sales numbers.
On this episode we take a look at Hyundai’s fight to be top dog in the fuel economy war. Plus, another power-to-weight comparison, this time with V-8 ponycars.
We take a look at an inexpensive rear view mirror that’s mounted in a unique spot. Plus, we ride in the all new Nissan Versa sedan.
We interview a man that’s made it his mission to drive a vintage car as his only transportation for an entire year. Plus, a look at Chrysler’s new SRT8 lineup.
We take an exclusive look at the new Mopar 11, a heavily modified Dodge Charger. Plus, John reviews one of the most luxurious and most expensive hybrids that you can buy.
We take a look at which car company spends the most amount of money on research and development. Plus, a power-to-weight comparison with V-6 ponycars.
Honda is rolling right along with a brand-new, global engine for its scooters: a liquid-cooled, four-stroke unit displacing 125 cc. Last week OnStar announced it would track customers even after they cancel the service and that the company reserves the right to sell the information it’s gathered. Not surprisingly, this caused a bit of an uproar. In order to celebrate its new partnership with the LEGOLAND theme park in Florida, Ford created an Explorer out of . . . you guessed it . . . LEGOs! All that and more, plus a review of the BMW 550i.
Despite a poor economy, car sales continue to grow in not only the U.S. but around the world. Toyota just introduced its first mini-car in Japan, called the “Pixis Space,” Ford CEO Alan Mulally said Ford may make electric vehicles in China but didn’t say when. All that and more, plus a look at Mazda’s new SKYACTIV technology.
The Chrysler-UAW talks have stalled as Sergio Machionne plays hardball with wages and benefits. Honda reveals the design of its new Honda CR-V. Ford gets a reversal in a $43-million court case. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week and a discussion about how thieves “clone” cars.
The UAW announced it is putting negotiations with Chrysler on the back burner and devoting its main efforts with Ford. Volkswagen doesn’t have enough dealers to triple its sales in the U.S. The wood trim in the Cadillac Ciel concept comes from a 300-year-old tree in Naples, Italy that was felled during a storm. All that and more, plus a look at the new interior in the 2013 Chevy Malibu.
More details about the GM-UAW contract come to the surface. Daihatsu introduces a gasoline-powered kei car capable of 71 miles per gallon. Republicans in the House of Representatives may divert $1.5 billion of battery funding to pay for disaster relief. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions in this week's edition of You Said It!
GM submits to China's EV demands and announces the development of a new electric architecture with its partner, SAIC. Meanwhile, Ford sees opportunity and is expanding in Indonesia. Nissan responds to the problem of a strong yen by outsourcing -- up to 90 percent. All that and more, plus a drive BMW's 650i Coupe.
GM and UAW reach a tentative contract agreement that raises entry-level wages and more. Ford finally goes for the throat in a new ad that uses the "B" word. For only dollars a day, you can adopt a Chrysler. All that and more, plus a drive in the new Mercedes-Benz M-Class.
Volkswagen just announced a five-year investment plan totaling more than $86 billion. The money will be spent on product development for its nine brands, plant upgrades and R&D. The Chevy Sonic with the Ecotec 1.4L turbo will get 40 MPG on the highway. A German company has created a number of car replicas out of scrap metal and junk car-parts. They are for sale but plan on spending some big bucks. All that and more, plus guest host, Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on a controversial car he’s been driving lately. You might be surprised.
With a cool time-lapse video, Audi shows how it built its massive display pavilion at the Frankfurt Motor Show. By reusing old robots and other equipment from the shuttered NUMMI plant in California, Toyota has been able to keep the cost of the 2012 Camry down, cutting an average of $550 off the sticker price. Chevrolet asked fans to vote for the best Chevy of all time. Well, the people have spoken and the results are in! All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo sounds off on what he thinks is one of the most beautiful vehicles coming out in 2012.
More reveals from the Frankfurt Motor Show. We take a look at two-seat EV concepts unveiled by Opel and Audi. Ford’s Chief Creative officer, J Mays, says the company plans to introduce a redesigned version of the Mustang in 2014. Toyota’s North American production has fully resumed. All that and more, plus guest host, Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on Porsche’s 7th generation 911.
Ford is pushing small-car performance with three different reveals in Frankfurt, including the 2012 Focus ST, the race-ready ST-R and the Fiesta ST. STay tuned for more. Volvo unwrapped a luxurious and technology-laden concept called the You, which is an evolution of its Concept-Universe that debuted at the Shanghai Auto Show earlier in the year. Spanish automaker SEAT, part of the Volkswagen empire, showed off a swanky design study called the IBL. All that and more plus a look at hybrid reliability.
Suzuki is seeking to end its alliance with Volkswagen after the German automaker accused it of breaking the terms of the partnership by purchasing engines from Fiat. GM released power numbers for the Chevy Camaro ZL1. The ponycar delivers 580 horsepower from its 6.2 liter supercharged V-8. BMW patented a design for a twin-turbocharged V-6. All that and more, plus guest host Rod Meloni from WDIV Local 4 News, Detroit, explains why he doesn’t believe we will see a strike from the UAW.
A Swedish court rejected Saab’s request to be protected from creditors over liquidity concerns. Subaru can’t build cars in China because it’s partly owned by Toyota. Toyota already has two joint ventures in China, the maximum the government will allow. Mahindra, Renault and Toyota launch new vehicles in India. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week with master car spy photographer, Jim Dunne.
The situation is looking increasingly hopeless for Saab as the company files for protection from its creditors. Toyota is denying a report it will export cars built in Thailand to Japan. Ford's versatile Transit Connect just made its big debut in New York City. Some 400 of them will be hitting the streets as taxis. All that and more, plus guest host Murray Feldman shares some insight on the UAW/Big Three contract negotiations.
Chevrolet sold nearly 2.2 million vehicles worldwide the first half of the year. Mercedes-Benz plans to expand its line-up to better compete with its German rivals BMW and Audi. Hyundai, Jaguar and Skoda revealed new cars before they debut in Frankfurt next week. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Good news about vehicle sales in the U.S. market. It appears last month’s lower-than-expected figures ARE NOT due to a lack of demand, instead because automakers are short on inventory. Bob Lutz is one happy guy. GM just announced he’ll be an adviser to the company’s top management. Volkswagen is set to reveal a new concept car at the Frankfurt Motor Show called the NILS. All that and more, plus John chats with Colleen Haley of Yazaki and asks her for some insight that has helped in her career.
Despite talk of a double dip recession, sagging employment numbers and the impact of a major hurricane, car sales in August look pretty good in the U.S. Honda revealed the 2012 Pilot which gets a minor facelift and slightly better fuel economy. Audi plans to reveal an all-electric concept at this month’s Frankfurt Motor Show. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline This Week, all about the latest trends in collecting classic cars.
Many analysts are predicting weak sales for August, but General Motors says it had a strong month, with sales up 15 percent to 18 percent year-over-year. Volkswagen along with its partner in China, FAW, will take parts from old engines to make new ones! BYD’s sales have fallen off a cliff and to deal with the situation it just fired most of its sales staff . . . 70 percent of them! All that and more, plus a peek at Yazaki’s Plugless Power system that allows for wireless charging of EVs.
Ford, Land Rover and Audi all reveal new concepts and vehicles ahead of their debut at next month’s Frankfurt Auto Show. BMW has equipped a 5 Series with autonomous vehicle technology and is testing it out on the highway. A company called Voztec has come up with an innovative helmet to help emergency responders at the scene of a motorcycle crash. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions about Ford, the UAW and EVs in the "You Said It!" segment.
Peugeot and Fiat are two of the latest automakers to release pictures and information on what they’ll be revealing at next month’s Frankfurt Motor Show. Brazil’s auto industry has been red-hot for years, but now it’s running into headwinds. Anyone looking to purchase a new car might want to go to Naperville, Illinois. The city, along with 11 car dealerships, built a closed track to allow buyers to test-drive cars in a controlled environment. All that and more, plus a look at Buick’s new IntelliLink infotainment system.
Toyota owners remain loyal to the brand despite problems of unintended acceleration and production disruptions due to the earthquake in Japan. Porsche's CEO says the company plans to develop a vehicle to compete with Ferrari. A look at Ford's four-cylinder EcoBoost that's debuting in the 2012 Edge and Explorer. All that and more, plus John recently got a chance to ride in GM's EN-V concept car.
Volvo is repositioning itself as a brand designed around you. Mercedes offers a peek at the new B-Class ahead of its Frankfurt debut. Honda is the only other automaker in North America to have a wind tunnel, but it decides to keep mum. All that and more, plus a look at Autoline This Week with Cindy Estrada from the UAW.
You've heard about the UAW's effort to organize a foreign transplant, but did you know its working with unions in Mexico? Hyundai prices its unusual three-door coupe, which it says competes with the likes of Mini and Scion. The German car companies are making a mint in China. All that and more, plus a look at Chevrolet's latest entry in the infotainment space.
Toyota takes a major risk by sticking with "safe" styling on the new Camry. GM has a new painting process that reduces emissions using fire. Mazda’s Skyactiv-G engine improves fuel economy with an incredibly high compression ratio. How’d they do it? All that and more, plus John answers your comments and questions in another edition of "You Said It!"
GM’s stock is taking a beating! It’s plummeted 34 percent since the IPO. Warren Buffet’s baby, Chinese automaker BYD, is also taking it on the chin following a disappointing profits report. Saab is sinking . . . fast. Its financial situation looks grimmer by the minute as debt collectors come a-knocking. All that and more, plus another power-to-weight comparison, this time with V-8 ponycars.
Ricardo announces a breakthrough in flywheel technology for hybrid cars that don’t need a battery. We bid farewell to the Dodge Dakota, which ceases production tomorrow. Ford and Toyota team up to develop hybrid trucks. All that and more, plus we look at the latest refresh of the Cadillac SRX.
There were several reveals from luxury automakers at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. Cadillac unveiled a large, four-door convertible concept called the Ciel. Infiniti debuted a seven-passenger, three-row luxury crossover, powered by a V-6 engine matched with a CVT, called the JX. And Lexus showed off the 2013 GS 350 which has a 3.5-liter V-6 under the hood that produces 306 horsepower and 277 lb.-ft. of torque. All that and more, plus a little taste, a morsel, of what you missed on last night’s Autoline After Hours, where we broadcasted LIVE from Woodward Avenue.
Opel plans to make a big splash at next month's Frankfurt Motor Show with three world-debuts: the Astra GTC, the Zafira Tourer and the Combo. Here's a shocker, Kia will start building a rear-wheel-drive car next year. It's also developing a seven-speed, dual-clutch automatic transmission. GM has given Cadillac’s Converj concept the go-ahead. In keeping with Caddy’s three-letter nomenclature, the production version will be called the ELR. All that and more, plus an exclusive look at the new Mopar 11, a heavily modified Dodge Charger.
Chinese car exports jumped 50% in the first half of the year to just over 376,000 vehicles but they're selling for nearly $2,000 less than they were two years ago. Toyota and Honda are expected to unleash an incentive war in the U.S. to recapture lost market share once dealers get enough inventory. Fiat plans to introduce a limited-edition model of the Fiat 500 - the Gucci edition. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
The global vehicle population hit 1 billion units, an impressive figure. Chevrolet is celebrating two important milestones this year: its 100th anniversary and the 100 millionth small-block V-8, which debuted in 1955. Saab is circling the drain. Unless it can pay suppliers some $620,000 TODAY, Sweden’s Debt Enforcement Agency will come banging on the door. All that and more, plus an interview with a man that’s made it his mission to drive a vintage car as his only transportation for an entire year.
The UAW is urging its colleagues to vote "no" on continuing the two-tier payment plan. The car market in China is cooling off faster than expected with one analyst expecting sales to grow just 1% this year. Heavy truck sales in the U.S. and Canada were up over 30% last month. All that and more, plus we take a look at which car company spends the most amount of money on research and development.
As expected IHS Automotive downgraded their 2011 sales forecast for the auto industry, the question now is how will automakers respond? GM will be sourcing its batteries for future EV's from A123 Systems. Goodyear is researching tires that can inflate themselves while rolling along the road. All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo spreads his wisdom on management at Chrysler.
Many auto analysts are a bit weary, and rightfully so given the threat of another economic downturn. Honda, long the darling of Consumer Reports has come under the gun as its model line loses favor with the reviewers at CR. Chrysler is back to partnering with Kettering University for engineering students, after eliminating the program during bankruptcy. All that and more, plus You Said It!
China's "soft" sales numbers are suddenly looking a lot better in Jul, while India's sales dipped for the first time in two years. GM plans to slash the number of platforms it builds in half. And, it works, it really works! Electronic Stability Control reduces deaths and accidents in the real world. All that and more, plus a Taiwanese company may just have an EV breakthrough that combines batteries with super capacitors.
As market woes continue, expect automakers to lower expectations -- especially the Japanese companies. Toyota plans to smash the EV lap time at Nurburgring hoping it will stir up more excitement for green technologies. The Obama Administration turns its focus toward reducing emissions from heavy-duty vehicles. All that and more, plus we put the new eAssist technology in the Buick LaCrosse to the test!
The stock market is hurting big time but for the automakers times have been great in 2011, worldwide sales in the first half hit 39 million units even despite the disaster in Japan. Lincoln looks like it's just about to break through, and with new designs from Ford's luxury division, styling will play a big part. The world's cheapest car, the Tata Nano, is sliding, rather plummeting, in sales. To the tune of 50 percent! Putting a dent the company's profits. All that and more, plus Ford's head of vehicle electrification, Nancy Gioia shares a lesson that helped her career at Ford!
General Motors is back to being No. 1 in global car-sales for the first six months of the year, knocking Toyota from the top spot. Volkswagen is crying foul on the Obama administration’s proposed CAFE rules saying they favor large vehicles and pretty much ignore diesels. Chevy confirmed it will sell its small hatchback, the Spark, in the U.S. All that and more, plus a look at the fantastic paintings of one automotive artist and how he puts so much realism into his work.
In a speech he gave at the Management Briefing Seminars in Traverse City, Michigan Fiat-Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne announced he plans to stick around until at least 2015 . . . and maybe longer. Aston Martin is feeling the squeeze. Without the backing of a major, volume brand it doesn’t have the resources to compete with other high-end automakers. Budget Rent A Car has come up with an interesting way to save drivers money. All that and more, plus a look at Chrysler’s new SRT8 lineup.
Automakers reported sales numbers for Jul and overall it was a pretty mediocre month with sales gaining less than one percent compared to June. But one company stands out from the rest. Toyota's sales numbers surged nearly 18% month over month. One analyst says South America is poised to become the best emerging global market for the auto industry over the next five years. All that and more, plus guest host Anne Doyle takes a look at what one global automotive supplier is doing to tap the full leadership potential of top women talent.
Volkswagen seems like a prime target for unionization, but manufacturing executives at the company say there haven't been any discussions between the UAW and its operations in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Mazda is showing off its new CX-5 crossover before it premiers at the Frankfurt Auto Show next month. The new Honda Civic took it on the chin in Consumer Reports' latest round of testing. The perennially popular compact car is no longer recommended by the influential magazine. All that and more, plus guest host David Kiley from AOL Autos shares a few of his thoughts on current affairs in the U.S.
Honda reported its first quarter earnings which were way down due to disruptions from the earthquake in Japan earlier in the year. Global vehicles sales in the first half of the year were barely up compared to 2010 because of the disaster in Japan, a cooling market in China, and a drop in sales in Europe. BMW unveiled two electric vehicle concepts which hint at where its new "i" sub-brand is headed. All that and more, plus guest host Jim Hall shares his thoughts on the real meaning of CAFE.
To hit the proposed CAFE target of 54.5 MPG automakers would have to improve fuel economy at a rate the industry has never achieved in 100 years. Sergio Marchionne announced management changes at Fiat-Chrysler, but one industry expert says he still has too many direct reports. Toyota is readying a product blitz in the U.S. in which it will introduce 20 new models by 2013. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline about which new cars and trucks that have come out this year have a shot at winning the North American Car and Truck of the Year award.
European automakers are posting exceptionally strong earnings today and we hit some of the highlights. The UAW wants a seat on GM's board of directors. Ford just released some pretty impressive numbers for the Explorer, which is getting an EcoBoost four-cylinder engine for the 2012 model year. All that and more, plus a look at the brand-new Nissan Versa.
Daimler and Nissan both reported financial earnings. The Obama Administration has agreed to a lower fuel economy standard but the biggest question is, what are the loopholes? Renault will introduce a small-van concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show, called the Frendzy. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Ford and Chrysler both reported second-quarter earnings this morning and the results are somewhat mixed. An innovative new technology developed in Australia allegedly reduces fuel consumption by 7 percent while slashing engine wear by 96 percent. Toyota is being accused of patent infringement on its hybrids . . . again. All that and more, plus another power-to-weight comparison, this time with V-6 ponycars.
Labor issues are in the news today. The UAW would like to represent Volkswagen at its plant in Tennessee and the union begins its contract negotiations with the Detroit Three today. Waste plastic from Chrysler's Brampton plant in Canada is being converted to fuel. The world’s largest container ship is also home to the world’s biggest diesel engine. It weighs 2300 tons, is 90 feet long and 44 feet high. All that and more, plus a look at the Mini Countryman.
Fiat reached a deal with the Canadian government to buy its stake in Chrysler which makes the Italian automaker the majority owner in Chrysler. Saab announced that it's postponing production once more. Some Ford Raptor owners are complaining that they have managed to bend the frames of their trucks which obviously should not be happening. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline about classic cars in Cuba.
We all know the UAW is targeting transplant automakers in the U.S., but Autoline Daily has learned its strategy includes going after suppliers as well. In a good sign for the entire NAFTA region, sales and production in Mexico posted big gains last month. Toyota and Tesla just signed a three-year, $100 million deal for batteries and electric motors. All that and more, plus a look at some advanced new automotive technologies on the not-so-distant horizon.
GM and OnStar will launch a pilot program for smart grid technology for EVs later this year. Nissan announced it's increasing the price of the LEAF because it now comes standard with a battery warmer, heated steering wheel, and heated seats. Sales of convertibles in the U.S. dropped after the economy crashed a few years ago. All that and more, plus John answers questions about Audi and the UAW in the "You Said It!" segment.
The White House and automakers are warming up for a big fight over where the next round of fuel-economy standards should be set. Daimler is merging smart and Mercedes-Benz dealerships. Is it trying to recreate BMW’s success when it introduced the new MINI? According to the Highway Loss Data Institute, Volvo’s City Safety system on the XC60 SUV has dramatically reduced insurance claims. All that and more, plus a look at Hyundai’s updated Genesis sedan.
Car sales in the U.S. are slow again in Jul. It's estimated that sales will barely top one million units because of low inventory at Japanese car dealers. Daimler plans to introduce a lineup of electric bicycles as early as next year. The new 2012 Volkswagen Beetle is set to go on sale soon with a starting price just under $19,000. All that and more, plus a look at Audi’s all-new flagship sedan, the A8.
The amount of waste created by manufacturing a vehicle at Honda has plummeted. Sales may be slowing in China, but the first half of the year was still a staggering success. Ford is aiming for a greener image in Germany. All that and more, plus, a preview of this week's Autoline with the President of Bosch in America.
GM is all in a tizzy because it says Volkswagen has been spreading the speculation that Opel is up for sale and that it's hurting GM. Hyundai's home office in Korea wasn't very happy with the new Sonata, saying it was too radical. But that didn't matter to consumers as sales increased 30 percent over the old model. Instead of measuring things gone wrong, Strategic Vision is measuring things gone right and overall ownership experience. Their unique system shakes up the rankings compared to more traditional schemes used by J.D. Power and Consumer Reports. All that and more. Plus, a look at Ford's vehicle to vehicle communication technology.
Car makers and the UAW are in agreement, but not on wages or benefits yet, their new found common ground is that the Obama Administrations proposed 56.2 MPG CAFE target will hurt jobs. Speaking of the UAW, the union is in talks with Volkswagen about union representation at the company's plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Toyota is merging its two subsidiaries, Toyota Auto Body and Kanto Auto Works to gain efficiencies for the company, which is hurting from the strong Yen. All that and more, plus John talks about young people going for imports and the UAW in the "You Said It!" segment.
While Chinese car sales have slumped lately due to the expiration of government incentives, luxury car sales are booming in the People’s Republic. Peugeot is the first automaker to announce a diesel hybrid vehicle with their 508 RXH earning 70 MPG in European testing. Speaking of diesels, sources at GM have said the Cruze will offer an oil-burning engine in 2013 and that it will rival the Prius for fuel economy! All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy test drives the redesigned Hyundai Accent.
The UAW has its sights set on organizing the new VW plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and the AP says some workers at the plant have actually reached out to the union. The new CAFE rules proposed by the Obama administration will not be as harsh for light trucks as originally thought. Trucar.com says young buyers prefer foreign nameplates, with Scion, Mitsubishi and Mazda leading the demographic. Jeep was the top domestic brand but it came in 12th place! All that and more, plus we preview this week’s Autoline Detroit featuring Volkswagen’s head of design, Walter de’Silva.
BMW just introduced the new 6 Series Coupe which is slightly larger and offers three engine choices. Fiat's commercial vehicle brand, Iveco revealed an updated version of the Daily which goes on sale in September. Land Rover released some important figures on the new 2012 Range Rover Evoque which gets impressive fuel economy thanks to lightweight construction and a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline about why hybrids represent a very small slice of the total automotive market.
June sales in the U.S. market will be announced tomorrow and almost all the analysts are predicting it will be a decent month . . . at least by today’s standards. Michigan’s new Republican Governor, Rick Snyder, initiated a letter that was sent to regulators in Washington D.C. questioning the proposed 56.2 mile-per-gallon standard. 14 other state leaders followed suit. Around 85,000 hybrid drivers in California will no longer be able to use carpool lanes. All that and more, plus a look at the new Toyota Prius v.
Carlos Ghosn, the head of Nissan and Renault, raked in almost $11.5 million dollars last fiscal year, which makes him the highest paid executive at a Japanese car company. Ford is working to increase capacity at its plant in the United Kingdom that builds four-cylinder EcoBoost engines because demand is so high in Europe. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued fuel-pump labels for E-15 - gasoline that's blended with 15 percent ethanol - which warn consumers not to use E-15 in vehicles older than model year 2001. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo shares his latest compressed auto thoughts in social media speak.
Nissan released more details on its "Power 88" business plan including how it intends to average one "all new" vehicle introduction every six weeks for the next six years. Turkey of all places is really starting to emerge as an important market for vehicle assembly. Holden, GM’s Australian subsidiary, could be in deep trouble because of political flip-flopping and budget cuts in the country. All that and more, plus John reviews the 2011 BMW Active Hybrid 750 Li.
Saab announced it will pay its employees this week, after getting an infusion of $18 million from a Chinese company that ordered 582 cars. Nissan just announced a new midterm business plan called "Power 88" to pull itself out of the sales doldrums. The Obama administration is proposing a new CAFE standard of 56.2 miles per gallon. All that and more, plus a look at how Mini is letting drivers connect to their cars via their iPhone.
Lots of news about electric cars. Think, the electric car company out of Norway, filed for bankruptcy yesterday. Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn says the LEAF will be profitable by 2014. And GM just unveiled an electric version of the Beat in India. Ford dropped to 23rd place in J.D. Power's latest Initial Quality Survey, after being the highest-rated non-luxury brand last year. Volkswagen just demonstrated a semi-autonomous vehicle that it calls the Temporary Auto Pilot, or TAP. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with Derrick Kuzak, the head of all product development at Ford.
As we’ve been reporting, Saab has some serious financial issues and now it’s unable to pay its workers. The UAW and unions representing Fiat workers came to an agreement to negotiate together on issues concerning them collectively. Hyundai is pulling a Hawtai in China, exaggerating sales of its Sonata YF sedan. All that and more, plus a look at an innovative new safety feature that’s dirt cheap and could be a life saver.
Ford says it’s tweaking the software behind its SYNC and MyFord Touch systems because of customer complaints about the technologies. The Environmental Protection Agency is proposing another reduction in the use of cellulosic ethanol, the third straight year its slashed requirements. Over the last year, Detroit automakers have boosted sales in California while their Japanese rivals have seen their market share drop in the state. All that and more, plus, we find out the draft order in next week's automotive draft on After Hours.
China wants to be in a position to dominate the global market for electric cars and the government is offering subsidies of $7,700 for plug-in hybrids and over $9,000 for EVs. Chrysler has been at the bottom of Consumer Reports' reliability and road-test scores for years, but the magazine just tested eight of its 2011 models and says its cars are improving. MINI just released photos and information on its latest model, a two-door, two-seat coupe. All that and more, plus John responds to questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Good News! Ward's is predicting June Sales will increase over May's Daily Sales Rate. At the same time, used car prices, which rose sharply in May, have been returning to earth this month. Ford says this is their 'last chance' to revive their Lincoln brand, and the company is investing $1 billion toward rolling out new products for the luxury brand. All that and more, plus John's segment on the versatile, venerable and value-minded Nissan Versa.
Last week Mazda denied it would build a plant in Mexico, today the company announced it will build a factory in Mexico. And with Mazda dropping out of the Flat Rock plant in Michigan and moving to Mexico, Ford may want to move the Mustang which is also made in Flat Rock. Just a few days after blocking a bill that would drop subsidies for ethanol, the U.S. Senate turned right around and approved a bill that would end them. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with special guest Bob Lutz.
J.D. Power and other analysts are forecasting increased car sales in the coming years, even projecting a return to 16 million annual sales. Supplier company Bosch is answering the auto industry’s call for more turbochargers, partnering with Mahle to build blowers. Buick fans get a surprise as the new Regal GS is rated as having the most horsepower per liter of any engine built by GM. All that and more, plus John investigates the Hyundai Equus’ iPad-based owners’ manual.
The Boston Consulting Group is wondering aloud whether EVs will be out-shined by advanced internal-combustion engines. The Center for Automotive Research says new fuel-economy standards will make cars more expensive, so much so that over five years the increased cost WILL NOT pay for itself in fuel savings. Yesterday the U.S. Senate voted to keep ethanol subsidies. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Word on the street is that GM CEO Dan Akerson told Opel recently they will not be sold as had been previously thought. Daimler is, however, considering outsourcing its Maybach cars to Aston Martin due to the line’s low sales. The Department of Energy has cut funding for the once-popular hydrogen fuel-cell program, saying it’s too expensive to support along with other alternative-energy programs. All that and more, plus Seamus McElroy evaluates the Prius v.
A Plexiglas Pontiac display car from the 1939 world's fair is slated to hit the RM auction block this summer. China is recalling its electric taxicabs after one burst into flames recently due to faulty wiring and battery leaks. California is proposing targets for EV sales in their state that would mandate 14 percent of new cars be EVs by 2025. All that and more, plus John reports on Hyundai's fight to be top dog in the fuel economy war.
David Strickland, the head of NHTSA, says companies developing in-car applications must not sacrifice safety for entertainment. Volvo is developing technology to avoid crashes with animals that will be ready for market in the next few years. Ford is only going to sell hybrid versions of the C-Max in the American market and it will only sell the two-row version, not the Grand C-Max version with three rows. All that and more, plus find out who John thinks will be the next CEO of Ford in the Race to Replace Mulally.
GM is again seeking to sell its money-losing Opel Division and this time Volkswagen and Chinese car companies may be interested. Unions at Volkswagen want to buy a 3 percent stake in the company to increase their influence over how the automaker is run. Autoworkers at Maruti-Suzuki in India are striking for longer tea breaks, among other changes. All that and more, plus the fourth segment of the Race to Replace Mulally.
Chrysler shuffles its deck of brand CEOs as Ralph Gilles is appointed CEO of the Street Racing Technology group while Fred Diaz will become CEO at Chrysler de Mexico. Popularity and prices of used cars are on the rise both in the United States and in Spain, helped by shortages of new cars and higher prices. Ford set a goal yesterday to increase its global sales 50 percent by 2015 largely through increased sales in Africa and Asia. All that and more, plus the third installment of the Race to Replace Mulally.
Chinese automakers are expanding at a rapid pace and one of them is building cars in Iraq of all places. Geely and Volvo are clashing over the direction the safety-conscious Swedish brand should go. GM CEO Dan Akerson adds Lincoln to the long list of brands he's bashed. All that and more, plus we evaluate BMW's fast and fun X5 M.
A Saudi Prince wants to see lower oil prices to keep Americans and Europeans from seeking alternatives. BMW unveils its all new 1-series along with its treasure trove of new features. Pick-up trucks of all makes and shapes are piling up across the U.S. as sales slow due to gas prices. All that and more, plus a look at how the auto industry and the EPA are training engineers to make more fuel efficient vehicles.
The U.S. government sold its remaining Chrysler stock to Fiat and President Obama is going to a Jeep plant in Ohio today to celebrate. GM's President of North America, Mark Reuss wants to test the company's futuristic autonomous electric vehicle, the EN-V, in Detroit. Mazda is in talks with Ford about selling its stake in their shared assembly plant in Flat Rock, Michigan where the Mazda6 and the Mustang are built. All that and more, plus a look at some fascinating stories that came out of last month’s new-car sales in the U.S.
Well, the analysts were right. May sales were down compared to April as high gas prices and other factors steered customers away from showrooms. But the news isn’t all bad. Ron Bloom, White House auto advisor, says taxpayers will not lose nearly as much money on the bailouts of GM and Chrysler as previously thought. Also, startling statistics from China about child safety-seat usage. All that and more, plus GM builds parts for the Chevy Volt out of used oil booms.
Car sales in the American market slowed down in May. J.D. Power forecasts that the SAAR rate will come in at only 11.5 million units. UPS is testing a fleet of lightweight trucks made with composite body panels which reduce the weight of the truck by 1,000 pounds compared to its normal delivery trucks. Fiat decided to dump the Chrysler brand in Europe and slap Lancia badges on them instead. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about Chevy, labor negotiations and much more in the "You Said It!" segment.
Even though GM and Ford are recovering quickly in the American market they still want to close more assembly plants where they have slow-selling models. Mercedes is introducing another lust-worthy supercar, a drop-top version of its SLS AMG. Volkswagen announced it wants to completely take over MAN, the German commercial-vehicle maker. All that and more, plus John shares some of his thoughts on the 2011 Kia Optima SX.
The UAW wants to get seats on the boards of the Detroit automakers. The Japanese automaker recovery is going faster than initially predicted. BMW demonstrates the advanced state of autonomous technology at race tracks around the world. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit in which the panel debates which foreign transplant the union will target.
Chinese car sales aren’t just slowing, they could fall. U-Haul won’t rent you a trailer if you’re a Ford Explorer buyer or own a soft-top Wrangler. Ford demos Sync integration with medical equipment for blood sugar monitoring on the go. All that and more, plus we get a look into the EPA where we learn they don’t just test cars.
CEO Sergio Marchionne wants to have one management group for both Fiat and Chrysler, not the two separate groups like they’re now using. General Motors will build the next-generation Chevy Impala at its Detroit-Hamtramck plant, alongside the Volt and Malibu. One analyst is warning that Chinese automakers face severe overcapacity unless they change plans to expand. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about diesels, CAFE rules and more in the "You Said It!" Segment.
For more than 50 years the Arabian Peninsula has fueled the modern world, but the easy pickens are rapidly becoming slim pickens as supplies of high-quality light-crude oil dwindle. Louis Renault’s heirs are suing the French government for seizing the company back in 1944 and not providing them with any compensation. Mercedes-Benz is seriously considering bringing its Vito utility van to the U.S. as a compliment to the larger Sprinter. All that and more, plus we attempt a bit of a cannonball run in Kia’s new SX vehicles.
A company called Planning Perspectives, which tracks supplier relations, says the Detroit Three have improved dramatically, while the Japanese, in the words of the study’s author, "have lost their way." Volkswagen, at its new plant in Tennessee, will be paying its hourly workers $27 an hour, including wages and benefits. That compares to about $52 an hour for GM and Chrysler and $58 at Ford. The average age of cars and trucks on the roads in the U.S. is getting older. All that and more, plus a look at the convertible version of the Camaro 2SS.
The Obama Administration has dropped its idea of handing out letter grades to vehicles based on their fuel economy. J.D. Power says that car sales in May will drop. It forecasts the SAAR at just 11.9 million units which was previously at 13 million units. Auto supplier TRW just introduced an airbag that's installed in the roof which replaces the passenger airbag mounted in the instrument panel. All that and more, plus a preview of Autoline Detroit with Paul Mascarenas, the Chief Technology Officer of the Ford Motor Company.
Earlier this week the Consumer Federation of America said that Americans overwhelmingly support raising the fuel economy standard to over 60 miles per gallon . . . but they have no idea what it's going to cost them! Audi's next-generation A6 Avant is scheduled for take off late this summer. There’s a storm brewing between Johnson Controls and its battery partner, French company Saft Groupe. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
A couple new studies just released differ on how much the auto industry will recover in the U.S. One says sales will rebound to pre-recession levels of 16 million units by 2013, the other predicts sales will be 14.5 million in 2013. And speaking of car sales, a new report says Japanese automakers could lose 193,000 sales in the American market this year. Saab is aiming to restart production next week at its plant in Sweden. All that and more, plus a look at how the EPA tests and certifies engines.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel just unveiled plans to double financial aid to German automakers, with the goal of getting 1 million EVs on the country's roads by the end of the decade. Cadillac is gearing up for the debut of its new XTS by selling off the DTS and STS models it will replace. Audi is capacity constrained right now but at least it has a sense of humor about the situation. All that and more, plus a look at the updated 2012 Honda Civic.
Major automotive retailers in the U.S. are running out of inventory because of production disruptions in Japan due to the earthquake. Saab says it now has another last minute deal with Chinese automaker, Pangda which will reportedly pay $92 million for 24% of Saab. Toyota and Volkswagen have banned tobacco use at two of their plants in the U.S. All that and more, plus a look at a website Johnson Controls just launched that's designed to educate consumers about the benefits of hybrid cars.
Chinese automaker Hawtai says its deal with Saab fell through due to "economic realities," not because it couldn't get the proper permits from the Chinese government. NASCAR's Tony Stewart and F1's Lewis Hamilton are going to trade cars in a demonstration run at Watkins Glen. The head of Bosch's North and South American operations predicts diesel powered cars and trucks will make up 10% of all new car sales in the U.S. by 2015. All that and more plus, we find out why it’s taking so long for the EPA to get the hydraulic hybrid it developed to the marketplace.
Earlier this week GM announced it will be hiring 4,200 workers at its plants in the U.S., and now Bloomberg reports that Chrysler may add 3,000 more jobs, too. And in another indication the American economy is clawing its way back, the big-truck segment had its best sales month of the year in April. The saga at Saab is going from bad to worse. The Swedish automaker thought it had a deal with Chinese car company Hawtai, but the deal collapsed this morning. All that and more, plus John thinks it's time to raise the speed limit in a BIG way.
Toyota reported its net profit fell by 77% in its fourth quarter due to the earthquake in Japan and the strong value of the yen. The first hydrogen fueling station in the U.S. fed directly from an existing hydrogen pipeline opened yesterday. Google is lobbying the state of Arizona for it to become the first place in the world to allow autonomous cars to drive legally on streets. All that and more, plus a look at the EPA's hydraulic hybrid technology which could help cut the cost of making hybrid vehicles.
China’s Ministry of Commerce is accusing the United States of dumping cars in China. Ford is teaming up with The Ohio State University to figure out how to use dandelions as a sustainable resource for rubber. Bob Stempel, the former Chairman and CEO of General Motors, passed away last weekend. All that and more, plus John shares his take on the Buick Regal Turbo.
Ford is paying U.S. line workers $8 an hour more than the foreign transplants and says it needs to close that gap if it’s going to continue investing in the United States. Low inventory levels of new cars in the U.S. is pushing prices of used cars up by as much as $3,000. The Chevy Volt may not qualify for incentives under China's New Energy Vehicle Development Plan because it's not built in the country. All that and more, plus John shares his thoughts about the new Acura TL.
Despite tripling its net profit, GM's stock dropped yesterday because Wall Street wasn't impressed with its operating profit. The Obama administration is looking at a new road tax based on vehicle miles driven to help raise money to fix our roads. Jaguar is going to build the C-X75 concept it unveiled at the Paris auto show last year. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with Tim Manganello, the chairman and CEO of BorgWarner.
General Motors absolutely blew through analysts’ expectations for the first quarter. New federal regulations are requiring suppliers to disclose their use of minerals that come from war-torn countries in Africa. Demand for diesel fuel and gasoline has been falling in the U.S. for more than a month. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
April sales numbers are in and they're up over 13% compared to a year ago, coming in at over 1.1 million new vehicles sold. Even though sales were up last month, automakers were able to increase them with reduced incentives which were at there lowest levels since 2005. New York City announced that Nissan won its "Taxi of Tomorrow" competition with a modified version of its NV200 commercial van. All that and more, plus guest host David Welch from Bloomberg News/BusinessWeek shares his thoughts on Toyota's recent decline.
Saab is saved . . . again. The Swedish automaker just received a €30 million loan plus an even bigger investment from Chinese car company Hawtai Motor Group. Audi is adding shifts and boosting production to keep up with brisk demand for its vehicles. Cadillac is expected to introduce turbocharged four-cylinder engines on its upcoming ATS and XTS models. All that and more, plus a look at Delphi’s plug-less EV charging system.
More first quarter financial numbers are in. Chrysler posted its first net profit since emerging from bankruptcy in 2009 and the tire maker Goodyear posted a record net profit for its first quarter. Ford will offer the Boss 302 5.0 liter V-8 as a crate engine through the company's performance-parts catalog. Fiat planted pear trees in eight different 500s to participate in New York City's, Million Trees NYC project. All that and more, plus a few of John’s thoughts on the Chevy Cruze Eco.
More first quarter earnings are in. We'll take a look at the financial numbers for Daimler, Kia and BorgWarner. Ford says demand for its EcoBoost engine in the F-150 is stronger than expected. Mazda North America announced that Robert Davis is being promoted to senior vice president of the company's newly created U.S. Operations Group. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with Joel Ewanick, the head of global marketing at General Motors.
Wow! Hyundai just surged past Honda in global sales in the first quarter. The federal government is downsizing . . . the vehicles in its fleet, that is. Six U.S. Senators - three Democrats and three Republicans - are working on a debt-reduction plan that includes a gas-tax increase! All that and more, plus a look at the power-to-weight ratios of some popular b-segment cars.
Volkswagen’s first quarter numbers are in and they are a record for the German automaker. Audi just completed its first public test of its latest diesel powered racecar, the R18 TDI, at Le Mans over the weekend. General Motors released a couple images of its next-generation Opel Astra GTC which is set to debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show in September. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments about hydraulic hybrids, Lexus design and more in the "You Said It!" segment.
Ford is back on track. It just posted impressive profits for the first quarter of 2011. Analysts are predicting the automotive industry in India will surpass those in Brazil, Russia and Europe by 2015. The Chevy Volt and Nissan LEAF just aced the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s rigorous crash tests. All that and more, plus a look at a safer way to refuel racecars.
Toyota says production won't return to normal until December and doesn't expect to meets its full year global production goal of 7.7 million units. Six Japanese companies had their outlooks downgraded to negative from stable by the Standard's and Poor's Rating Service. Chinese automaker SAIC wants to export cars to the U.S. and other markets because the market in China is slowing down. All that and more, plus a look at a new type of electric car that can be recharged in less than five minutes.
Inexpensive polymers may soon make paint scratches a thing of the past. The usage of public EV charging stations in France calls their worth into question. BMW will be the first manufacturer to equip all motorcycles with anti-lock brakes. All that and more plus a drive in the smart ED and a wrap up of the New York International Auto Show.
Fiat will take a controlling stake in Chrysler sooner than expected, with the company paying $1.27 billion in order to boost its stake. Scion unveiled a rear-wheel drive sports coupe concept in New York called the FR-S which will be the inspiration for a new model coming out next year. In order to get people to come check out the new A7 at the New York Show, Audi made a paper replica of the car. All that and more plus guest host Murray Feldman from Fox 2 News, Detroit wonders when or if the American taxpayer will ever make money or break even on their investments in automakers.
The UAW takes a new negotiating tact by targeting the domestics for an early labor agreement. Mercedes takes the wraps off a dramatic new A-Class concept. Hyundai's new technology combines the functionality of Sync and OnStar. All that and more, plus John responds to your comments in this week's "You Said It!"
New York and Shanghai fight it out this week for auto show supremacy. Volvo reveals its stunning Universe concept in China. What will you have to pay to get your hands on BMW’s all-electric ActiveE? All that and more, plus Chevrolet officially takes the wraps off its new Malibu in a global reveal.
Toyota, Nissan and Honda now have all their plants in Japan up and running but only at half capacity. Nissan revealed a race car that's powered by the same EV technology as the LEAF, called the LEAF NISMO RC. Mazda announced that its crossover concept, the MINAGI, which debuted at this year's Geneva Motor Show, will be called the CX-5 when it goes on sale next year. All that and more, plus a look at the redesigned Beetle that Volkswagen just unveiled at the auto shows in both Shanghai and New York.
Toyota will run at 50 percent capacity at all of its plants in Japan for nearly a month starting in May due to supply shortages. Chevy just announced a lineup of aftermarket parts for the Sonic called Z-Spec accessories. Ford plans to introduce 15 new vehicles and double the size of its dealer network in China by 2015. All that and more, plus guest host Murray Feldman from Fox 2 News, Detroit shares his thoughts on whether or not the growth in the auto industry is too much, too soon.
Experts are saying the adoption of EVs may be derailed by the high cost of building the infrastructure to support them. Chrysler announced an agreement with parts supplier Magneti Marelli and Shell Lubricants that will allow its dealers to service competitors' vehicles. Volkswagen is introducing a new commercial van for the UK market. Called the Crafter, it's based off the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. All that and more, plus guest host Christie Schweinsberg fills us in on the 2011 Ward's Auto Interiors Conference.
Detroit automakers are having trouble delivering new vehicles by rail due to a shortage of freight cars and delays are taking anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. Chrysler is developing compressed natural gas vehicles that could go on sale by 2017 in the U.S. Lexus revealed its LF-Gh hybrid concept before its debut at the New York Auto show next week. All that and more, plus guest host Rod Meloni from WDIV Local 4 News, Detroit answers your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Big news in the Renault espionage scandal. A number of executives are resigning from the company. Daimler and Bosch have teamed up to produce electric motors for Mercedes-Benz and smart. GM has pulled the 2013 Chevy Malibu ahead by several months and it's expected to go on sale early next year. All that and more, plus guest host Rod Meloni of WDIV Local 4 News, Detroit shares a few of his thoughts on Chrysler's resurgence.
A company owned by Russian billionaire Vladimir Antonov will purchase Saab assets from Spyker and then lease it back to the company. New fuel economy mandates are spurring automakers and suppliers to develop more fuel efficient powertrains and as a result they are hiring hundreds of engineers. Ford is using a nylon-based resin that’s made from 100 percent recycled carpeting to make plastic cam-covers for some of its engines. All that and more, plus guest host Scott Burgess from the Detroit News, explains why he resigned and went back to the newspaper.
Car sales in the U.S. and China are neck and neck, but America squeezes out a win — for now. John Mendel reports that Honda will make up for production lost during the Japanese crisis. Jaguar and Jeep both seem to be digging diesels. All that and more, plus maybe cell phones aren’t quite as bad as we thought.
Toyota has sold its 1,000,000th Prius, but is that really impressive? Returning from the brink of collapse, Ssangyong makes an impressive showing at the Seoul Motor Show. GM announces the number of miles Volt drivers are going between fill-ups. All that and more, plus a closer look at the BMW ActiveE.
Saab stopped production again because of another dispute with suppliers over payments. Toyota and Microsoft will team up to develop smart grid technology to use electricity more efficiently and harness power from renewable sources. Yesterday we reported Ford was raising prices because of the rising cost of raw materials, now automakers in India are doing the same. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Toyota just dodged another bullet. Plaintiff attorneys who are suing the company over unintended acceleration tried to get people in foreign countries to join their lawsuit, but the judge overseeing the case dismissed them. Ford is raising prices across the board because of the surging cost of raw materials. One website has a great way to get back at drivers that don't park properly. All that and more, plus a look at Kia's sporty new SX lineup.
Toyota wins its first lawsuit over unintended acceleration but the company still faces many more on this issue. Former Formula One champion, Kimi Raikkonen will race a limited schedule in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series for Kyle Busch's team. A software development company is introducing an app for first responders that lets them know where it’s safe to cut with the Jaws of Life. All that and more, plus a look at the sales results for March in the U.S. market.
Saab is running out of money fast and may be on the brink of collapse if it does not get new funding soon. Traffic deaths in the U.S. dropped for the fifth straight year to the lowest number since 1949. A couple reveals from the Seoul Motor Show. Chevrolet pulled the wraps off an ultramodern roadster concept called the Mi-ray, and Hyundai revealed its first-ever fuel-cell car called the Blue2. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with Pietro Gorlier the CEO of the Mopar brand.
Yesterday President Obama called for the United States to reduce its dependence on oil - a goal every president since Nixon has stated - we'll see how it goes this time around. Buick is working on a rebadged version of the Opel Ampera. Chevrolet teases the upcoming 2013 Malibu. All that and more, plus we take a look at a technology called near-field communication that supplier company Visteon has found a variety of automotive uses for.
One economist says automakers may have consolidated their suppliers too much and may need to rethink how they structure their supply chain due to the disaster in Japan. Saab had to halt production in Sweden because some suppliers stopped shipping parts because they were worried about getting paid. A top UAW official says the union would be open to accepting more lower wage positions as long as automakers keep jobs in the U.S. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about electric vehicles, Hyundai and much more in the "You Said It!" segment.
The news coming out of Japan isn’t getting any better. Deutsche Bank says production will not return to normal until October! Chrysler got back some 700 vehicles that were being held hostage by car-hauling company Allied Holdings. Nissan of Canada has turned down the Murano Crosscabriolet and this drop-top crossover will not be offered in the country. All that and more, plus John sits down with author and former Ford executive Anne Doyle to talk about enemies in the workplace.
Reports coming out of France say that Carlos Ghosn may have withheld evidence from police involving Renault's espionage case. IHS Automotive analyst Michael Robinet says the disruptions in the auto industry caused by the earthquake in Japan will be significant once parts shortages hit North America. The Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation is hard at work reviving the MG brand and yesterday it debuted the new MG3. All that and more, plus a look at Daimler's new heavy-truck brand that was developed for the Indian market.
IHS Automotive projects global vehicle production could drop 30 percent this year due to parts shortages because of the disaster in Japan. Volvo will charge more than $2,100 per month for its C30 electric vehicle and the company says it will still lose money on the deal! An analyst in Europe says Volkswagen should buy Navistar, the American company that makes big diesels and heavy trucks. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with GM's president of North America, Mark Reuss.
Toyota, Nissan, Honda and many other companies are facing production disruptions around the world because of the disastrous situation in Japan. Detroit’s automakers are roaring back to life, hiring workers and engineers, and expanding their operations. The UAW is recruiting an activist army from countries around the world. All that and more, plus John shares some of his thoughts on Hyundai’s luxury car, the Equus.
Bob King the president of the UAW is calling Ford CEO Alan Mulally out on his recent stock bonus of nearly $57 million. China is going to make its own GPS, available for civilian use, to challenge the U.S. monopoly in satellite navigation. General Motors and Chrysler are suing car hauling companies for holding on to its vehicles and not giving them back. All that and more, plus John responds to your comments about Audi, Nissan and much more in the "You Said It!" segment.
Japanese manufacturers have further delayed production with Toyota extending its shutdown until Saturday and Honda until Sunday. Fisker officially started production of the Karma plug-in hybrid at its plant in Finland. Just when you thought it was over for Toyota . . . it’s not. Plaintiff attorneys are challenging NASA's findings and demanding to look at the company's computer source code. All that and more, plus a look at McLaren's racing simulator.
As supplies of vehicles dwindle due to the earthquake in Japan, dealers are expected to end all discounts and sales incentives. GM, Ford and Chrysler want to give workers bonuses based on quality and profits, rather than just give them pay raises. France's Industry Minister, says he does not want to "destabilize Renault any further" when asked if Carlos Ghosn should step down as CEO. All that and more, plus a look at the new Audi A6 which has been extensively updated for 2012.
Ford held a ceremony at its Michigan Assembly plant to kick off production of the 2012 Focus but the big news is Ford will build the electric and hybrid versions of the C-MAX at the same plant. Nissan is monitoring all of its vehicles built in Japan for possible radioactive contamination due to the disaster in the country. JD Power released its annual Vehicle Dependability Study and for the first time ever Lincoln topped the list. All that and more, plus a look at Nissan's new commercial vans.
As if Japan wasn’t going through enough turmoil it’s now facing a currency crisis as the value of the yen surges. Sulfur in gasoline is a surprising roadblock to more efficient engines. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is offering fuel economy window stickers for used cars, and anyone can print them out. All that and more, plus John sits down with Roberto Giolito, the head of Fiat and Abarth design, to chat about how the company created a modern version of its iconic Cinquecento.
The United Auto Workers union is holding a convention next week to determine its bargaining strategy with GM, Ford and Chrysler in order to win back concessions. Auto supplier Honeywell predicts that the number of cars equipped with turbochargers will double in the U.S. by 2015. Carlos Ghosn apologized for the whole Renault espionage scandal but that might not be enough for the French government which is the company's largest shareholder. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about Alan Mulally, Chris Liddell and much more in the "You Said It!" segment.
Renault’s Carlos Ghosn and Patrick Pélata have apologized profusely for the company’s bungled espionage caper and Ghosn is giving up his bonus. Of automakers in the American market Toyota is the most vulnerable to production disruptions because it imports more models from Japan than any other. Our colleagues at Edmunds Insideline put together an unusual comparison test, pitting the hot new 2011 Dodge Charger R/T against the General Lee. Yes, that General Lee. All that and more, plus a look at how Visteon is integrating cars and consumer electronics.
We know a little bit more about the new CFO at General Motors, Daniel Ammann and here's the best part, he owns a '61 Cadillac convertible and drives a CTS-V wagon. General Motors announced it will bring the Chevy Captiva Sport to the U.S. to sell to fleet customers. BMW just revealed its redesigned 6 Series which features numerous upgrades. All that and more, plus John shares his impressions of how Ford's EcoBoost technology performs with smaller engines in bigger vehicles.
Japan got pounded by an 8.9-magnitude earthquake yesterday afternoon and not surprisingly, automakers and suppliers are shutting down factories because of the disaster. If you add up the value of all the stock and options Ford CEO Alan Mulally has earned since joining the company, it’s now worth over $300 million! BMW reported record profits for 2010 with revenues increasing nearly 20%. All that and more, plus a look at Nissan's new light commercial vans.
In a bombshell of an announcement this morning, General Motors said that its Chief Financial Officer, Chris Liddell, is leaving the company. The espionage case at Renault just keeps getting more and more fun to watch and now the company is going to exonerate and rehire the three execs it fired. Going against the grain, one industry analyst is urging car buyers to NOT worry about gas prices. All that and more, plus a design tour of the new Chrysler 200 convertible.
Fiat held the top spot in sales in Brazil for the last 11 years but for the first two months of this year Volkswagen is number one. Chrysler will sell a couple of Fiat’s small commercial vehicles in the U.S. but they're not here yet, in the meantime the company will offer a utility version of its popular minivan, called the Ram Cargo Van. Pixar just released a new trailer for the upcoming Cars 2 movie that's in theaters this June. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about Ford, Chinese car companies ripping off designs and much more in the "You Said It!" segment.
There's a gold rush in Dearborn! Ford CEO Alan Mulally earned $56 million in stock last year while Chairman Bill Ford made off with more than $42 million. The internal-combustion engine is under attack in Europe where the EC wants to ban them from cities by 2050. Sergio Marchionne wants to build more Fiat models at Chrysler's plant in Toluca, Mexico. All that and more, plus we take a look at the 2012 Mazda5's flowing design.
Chinese automaker Brilliance is coming out with two new vehicles that are blatant rip-offs of the BMW 5-series and Nissan NV 200. Speaking of China, car sales fell last month for the first time that we can remember. Even though there are more cars sitting on dealer lots, the day’s supply has gone down because the daily selling rate is so much stronger. All that and more, plus a look at how Ford's EcoBoost is different from its competition from a technical standpoint.
An Acura executive hints that the curiously-styled ZDX may not be for this world much longer. Raw material prices have been going up, up, up, but only now are automakers feeling the pain. The Renault espionage saga only gets more complicated. All that and more, plus the first-ever automotive recall to be caused by a spider.
Curiously, French automaker Renault is backpedaling from its claims that it was a victim of industrial espionage. Something fishy is going on here. Autoline Daily has learned how much the battery packs in the Chevy Volt and the Nissan LEAF cost. Hint: a lot. COBO Hall, home of the Detroit Auto Show, is getting some significant upgrades over the next three years as part of a $211 million investment. All that and more, plus McElroy responds to your questions and comments in the ever-popular “You Said It!” segment.
New car sales shot up by more than 27% in the American market last month, falling just shy of one million units. General Motors and Toyota put in a blistering sales performance in February amongst the major manufacturers. Cadillac had the most shocking sales performance with sales up 70%. All that and more, plus John test drives the new Mazda5 which is in showrooms right now.
We’ve got a full report on the latest news coming from the Geneva Motor Show including Ford’s new subcompact MPV, the B-Max, Volkswagen’s latest Microbus concept and a Saab model that points at the brand’s future design direction. Consumer Reports just released its latest . . . report; the magazine pans a surprising number of luxury automakers for quality. Ford is the master of PR spin. All that and more, plus a look at the 2011 Kia Optima TURBO.
Jaguar along with Italian design firm Bertone are pulling the covers off two concept cars at this week's Geneva Auto Show. Diesels are making a comeback in the European market where they had been losing market share. Researchers say safety systems in cars need to be specifically engineered to protect obese and older people in crashes. All that and more, plus John compares a Chevy Silverado with a 5.3 liter V-8 versus a Ford F-150 with an EcoBoost V-6.
Toyota is recalling another 2.2 million vehicles in the U.S. because of floor mat issues. Volkswagen and Russian automaker GAZ will partner to build more than 100,000 VW and Skoda cars annually in Russia. Despite the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling, Mazda Vice President Jay Amestoy told Autoline Daily that it was what the Court didn't say that's also important. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit about automotive television advertising.
General Motors reported its earnings for 2010 and overall the numbers look pretty good. In a sign that the global industry is turning around Daimler announced it plans to hire over 10,000 workers this year. Tiny Dutch automaker Spyker is selling its sports car unit to a Russian businessman in an effort to reduce its debt and allow it to focus more resources on saving Saab. All that and more, plus the one, the only Jim Hall shares a few his thoughts on Cadillac's controversial Urban Luxury Concept. Find out why it may not be such a bad idea after all.
Analysts are saying don’t be surprised if GM's fourth quarter earnings are not that good because it had to spend money on developing and introducing new vehicles. MINI will debut a concept in Geneva called the Rocketman which is smaller than any car it builds now. Aston Martin just introduced its latest sportscar, called the Virage which is powered by a hand-built 6.0-liter V-12 that cranks out 490 horsepower. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about ethanol, the Toyota Prius and much more in the "You Said It!" segment.
Anti-government protests in Libya have shut down oil production in the North-African country causing the price per barrel to spike overnight. EcoMotors teamed with Navistar to deliver a production-version of its opposed-piston engine. The U.S. embassy has rated the air quality in Beijing WORSE than hazardous. All that and more, plus John gives us his instant impression of the brand-new, 2011 Chrysler 300.
Mazda is considering pulling out of its manufacturing plant in Flat Rock, Michigan which it shares with Ford. The U.S. House of Representatives voted to block E-15, gasoline that has 15% ethanol mixed with it. BMW just introduced a new performance exhaust system which reduces back pressure and allows the engine to produce an even more powerful sound. All that and more, plus John shares his impressions of Hyundai's luxury car, the Equus.
Yesterday Nissan Americas appointed Carla Bailo as the senior VP of Research and Development, the first American to hold the position. Chevy just introduced its own hands free voice control infotainment system called MyLink. Honda quietly revealed its brand-new Civic which offers some mechanical changes but not much else. All that and more, plus a big argument between what liberals and conservatives think the auto industry should be doing in a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit.
For the first time in what must be 80 years Ford has more dealerships than Chevrolet in the American market. We’re really starting to see car culture develop in China, in fact, the Chinese love the American lifestyle and are really getting into motorhomes. Over in Japan Nissan just introduced the third generation of its Moco minicar. All that and more, plus a walk around the brand-new 2011 Mini Countryman crossover.
New car sales have been falling in Europe for 10 months now due to the weak economy and governments ending incentive programs. Bob Lutz and General Motors are in talks about bringing him back as a paid consultant. Rinspeed will debut a wild looking vehicle at this year's Geneva Motor Show called the BamBoo. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about smart and covetic aluminum in the "You Said It!" segment.
Mercedes-Benz USA is taking over the distribution of smart from the Penske Automotive Group. President Obama wants to "pull the plug" on funding for clean-diesel and fuel-cell technologies, diverting it toward electric vehicles instead. Bentley set a new world-speed record, topping 330 kilometers per hour . . . on ice! All that and more, plus a look at the brand-new 2011 Nissan Quest minivan.
Inventory levels are increasing in the American market, a sure sign that automakers are making too many cars. Lamborghini will unveil a new flagship supercar at the Geneva Motor Show, called the Aventador, which is expected to cost more than $370,000! The average fuel economy of new light-vehicles sold in the U.S. fell last year. All that and more, plus a look at the new Ford Focus.
Yesterday we reported that Ford was suing Ferrari for using the F-150 name for its Formula One racecar, now the Italian automaker has agreed to not use the name. We've got more sneak peeks of what we'll see at this year's Geneva Motor Show. Chrysler will offer a special version of its Cummins turbo-diesel engine in the Ram with 800 pound-feet of torque! All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit about how the people at Chrysler managed to make it through tough times the last several years.
Bringing to mind their rivalry in the 1960s, Ford and Ferrari are at it again, this time they’re bickering about the use of the F-150 name. Chevy revealed its red-hot, 550-plus horsepower Camaro ZL1 at the Chicago Auto Show yesterday. Opel just introduced its brand-new 2011 Corsa. All that and more, plus McElroy responds to your questions and comments in the popular "You Said It!" segment.
Yesterday the FBI raided the Michigan offices of Japanese seat belt supplier Takata. China's problems with traffic congestion is becoming much worse. Dodge unveiled the new 2012 Charger SRT-8 at the Chicago Auto Show which features a completely new look. All that and more, plus John calls out Ray LaHood, the Secretary of Transportation for not having the guts to call it like it is.
Credit increased by more than $6 billion a month ago; economists expected it to rise by only $2.4 billion. General Motors will likely pay its hourly workers in the U.S. a bonus of more than $1,800, the highest profit-sharing checks they’ve ever received. More and more cars come with keyless ignition systems these days but now the technology is under scrutiny because several people have died from leaving their cars running in their garages. All that and more, plus a look at the 2011 Ford explorer.
The government's proposal to raise the fleet average of vehicles to 62 MPG was a hot topic at the annual National Auto Dealers Association convention. One analyst says that used cars will outsell new ones by a three to one margin this year. Indian automaker Mahindra receives a shockingly poor rating from the U.S. EPA for its diesel pick-up truck. All that and more, plus a look at the new Hyundai Elantra.
Thousands of taxpayers in the U.S. have filed for an electric vehicle credit even though they don't own one. A company based in Denmark says the global market for cellulosic ethanol will start to take off in 2013. Honda is avoiding advanced technology to improve fuel economy because it says it can get the same results or better with less expensive parts. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit about a part of the Detroit Auto Show that you’ve never seen before.
Ford posts disappointing, stock-plummeting profits in the fourth quarter of 2010. Raw material costs and a looming incentives war raise the alarm bells. New York City is holding a competition to determine its "Taxi of Tomorrow" and two-thirds of the finalists are from ... Turkey? All that and more, plus John McElroy answers your questions and comments in You Said It!
BMW’s electric Mega City car is reportedly spawning a sub-brand. All of GM’s vehicles must now make it through the "knothole" in order to get produced. Continuously variable transmissions will soon be used outside of the drivetrain to improve efficiency. All that and more, plus John McElroy offers his Instant Impression on the Fiat 500.
More Japanese automakers are moving or planning on moving production out of the country as the strong yen cuts into their profits. Chrysler workers will cash in as CEO Sergio Marchionne prepares to hand out bonuses. BMW is developing a smart key fob that could allow drivers to do things like check up on their vehicle or even book travel arrangements. All that and more, plus a look at the enhanced 2011 Jeep Patriot.
Chrysler reported its earnings for 2010 and while the numbers are not great, they do show progress. Daimler is celebrating its 125th anniversary this year and will give employees a €1,000 bonus. Starting tomorrow Renault will introduce its own line of tires specifically designed for its older vehicles. All that and more, plus a tour of the new Lincoln MKX with chief engineer Elaine Bannon.
Ford just reported a full-year net income of $6.6 billion for 2010, the company’s highest net income in more than a decade. Chrysler wants its dealers to avoid haggling over the price of the Fiat 500 with customers. Volkswagen showed off a futuristic two-seat concept called the XL1 this week at the Qatar Motor Show. All that and more, plus a design tour of the 2011 Chrysler 300.
Earlier this week we reported that Ford is facing a parts shortage and now other automakers are feeling the squeeze, too. Volvo plans to drastically cut its lineup in the U.S. Tesla announced it's launched a battery-recycling program in Europe with a Belgian company called Umicore. All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo, the Autoextremist, takes a stab at responding to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
A group of eight automakers are getting together to work on car-to-car communications. Toyota is recalling 1.7 million vehicles worldwide to replace faulty parts including defective fuel systems. Italian sports-car builder Pagani revealed its latest creation and this thing is crazy-looking! All that and more, plus guest host Peter De Lorenzo shares his thoughts on GM CEO Dan Akerson and his latest moves to put his "stamp" on the company.
GM's selling more cars in China than in the United States, but guess where most the profit comes from. Speaking of "most" where do the most vehicles get built in North America? We have the answer. Ford is closing a plant due to a supply shortage, and you can expect to see it happen again. All that and more, plus we get some track time in the Dodge Challenger 392.
Fiat gets its first rebadged Chrysler Group product. We reveal the top three biggest automakers in the world. Money for advanced vehicle technology gets tangled up in government bureaucracy. All that and more, plus we hit the trail in the new and improved 2011 Jeep Compass.
The price for raw materials used to make cars keeps going up which means the prices that we pay for new cars and trucks will continue to rise. The head of Mazda's North American operations says the company will focus on diesels instead of hybrids. Mitsubishi plans to phase out all of the vehicles it currently builds in North America. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with Jim Farley, the group vice president of global marketing, sales and service at Ford.
GM CEO Dan Akerson is really putting his stamp on the company by shuffling some of its top-level executives. It looks like the UAW is targeting Toyota first as it aims to organize foreign transplants in the U.S. Chrysler, in partnership with the EPA, is developing hydraulic hybrid technology with the goal of using it in large passenger cars and other light-duty vehicles. All that and more, plus John answers your questions and responds to your comments in another installment of "You Said It!"
Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne says the company is going to offer hybrid versions of the 300 and a minivan by 2013. Mazda will show off a compact crossover concept called the MINAGI at this year's Geneva Motor Show that highlights how the company plans to evolve its vehicles in the future. Auto supplier Dana will pay Toyota $25 million for Tacoma frames it supplied to the company that rusted out. All that and more, plus guest host Jim Hall shares his favorite reveals from last week’s Detroit Auto Show.
The last few years have been tough on OEMs, but the Center for Automotive Research predicts sales will improve significantly in 2011. Toyota halted production in Japan, but not for any of the reasons you might think. Ford is rumored to be developing a front-wheel-drive replacement for the Falcon it sells in Australia. All that and more, plus guest host Murray Feldman from Fox 2 News, Detroit, shares some of his thoughts on a potential problem the Big Three face going forward as the price of oil climbs.
Lancia is expected to reveal a rebadged version of the Chrysler 200 at the Geneva Motor Show in March. Toyota is polling people about what it should call its Prius family of hybrids. Mercedes just released photos of its new 2012 SLK Roadster that will go on sale later in the year. All that and more, plus a look at the updated Jeep Wrangler.
Toyota may be on the verge of a breakthrough developing electric motors that do not need rare-earth materials, in an effort to sidestep China's stranglehold on the market. Audi is now the top automotive luxury brand in the world, thanks to sales in China. The U.S. Department of Transportation issued new rules aimed at preventing occupants from being ejected from a vehicle during a rollover. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit about TechShop, a place where anyone can create just about anything they want.
UAW workers could be headed for some pretty good profit-sharing checks this year. Ford is really on a roll, topping several categories in the Polk Automotive Loyalty Awards. Toyota is hard at work developing several different battery technologies for use in EVs, including one called magnesium sulfur. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
A decade ago MINI relaunched the brand in the North American market and to celebrate the occasion the company showed its MINI Paceman concept at the Detroit Auto Show. Hyundai's new three door coupe the Veloster makes its world debut in Detroit. A look at the concept version of the Honda Civic. All that and much more in this special edition from the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
The big car and truck of the year awards are finally announced. Volkswagen's "New Midsize Sedan" gets an official name and a reveal. Toyota shows off its Prius family. All that and much more in this special edition from the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
We've got a special update about some of the new vehicles debuting at this week's Detroit auto show. Porsche returns to the event for the first time in four years and plans to show a racing version of the 918 Spyder. Speaking of race cars, Cadillac will debut the racing version of the CTS-V Coupe. Chevy will show its replacement for the Aveo called the Sonic. All that and more, plus a look at the new Kia Optima Turbo.
The French government is directing its intelligence agencies to investigate the role that China may have played in stealing EV secrets from Renault. GM and the Argonne National Laboratory have signed an agreement that will allow the automaker to use Argonne's cathode technology to make lithium-ion batteries. Chrysler's Mopar division will showcase all kinds of tricked-out vehicles and aftermarket goodies at this year's Detroit Auto Show. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit about the finalists for the North American Car of the Year award.
Renault suspended three of its managers for leaking secrets about the company’s electric-car technology. Finally some good news for Toyota; it won an arbitration case against its former attorney, Dimitrios Biller. Buick just revealed its new compact sedan called the Verano. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in "You Said It!"
UAW President, Bob King says union workers deserve to share in the increases in profitability that GM, Ford and Chrysler are enjoying right now. Toyota showcased its infotainment system that will compete with the Ford SYNC at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Hyundai released a teaser shot of its new Veloster which will likely debut at the Detroit Auto Show next week. All that and more, plus we’ll tell you who the winners and losers were in last month’s sales war.
Consumer Reports just dropped a bombshell in Ford’s lap, ripping its MyFord and MyLincoln Touch infotainment systems that are available on the 2011 Edge and MKX crossovers. UAW president Bob King says he thinks the union can organize at least one foreign transplant this year. Toyota has been sued by seven different insurance companies that are attempting to recover money for accidents they blame on sudden acceleration. All that and more, plus we take a peek at the advanced crash-test dummies GM uses.
Global auto sales are expected to top out at more than 75 million units once automakers tally up all the cars and trucks they sold in 2010. Audi creates what it calls an "e-den" to make the charging process for electric vehicles more pleasant and luxurious. Chinese automaker BAIC is bidding to acquire Italian design firm, Pininfarina. All that and more, plus we’ll show you how to translate a Vehicle Identification Number, or VIN for short, that’s given to every vehicle.
The UAW is beating the war drums again; this time it's going after foreign transplants in the U.S. Congress failed to pass legislation that would have overhauled auto-safety laws in the country. Mercedes-Benz has given us an early Christmas present by showing off its redesigned 2012 C-Class. All that and more, plus John shares his thoughts on driving Ford's bodacious Focus RS500.
Cerberus is going to recoup close to 90% of its investment in Chrysler by selling the automakers finance arm. Honda successfully completed the first flight test of its small business airplane called the HondaJet. Trainees at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Rastatt, Germany have assembled a one-off B-Class with a 5.5-liter V-8 between the front fenders. All that and more, plus a look at how Lotus is making a comeback.
The U.S. federal government socked Toyota with another fine, this time for its tardy handling of recalls and other safety issues. Chrysler just released pictures of its redesigned 300, which should start arriving at dealerships in the first quarter of next year. The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers is one of four trade groups that’s asking a federal appeals court to overturn a ruling by the U.S. EPA that allows gasoline blends with 15 percent ethanol. All that and more, plus John shares some of his thoughts on the Ford Focus RS 500 he recently drove.
An analysis of Toyota by Goldman Sachs Japan predicts the automaker will lose global market share. Hyundai plans to start commercial production of fuel cell cars by 2015. Volkswagen says it wants to be number one in electric vehicle sales in China by 2018. All that and more, plus a look at the new vehicle that shocked everyone by ending up as one of the finalists for the North American Truck of the Year award.
Batteries for hybrids and electric vehicles are going to stay expensive, at least according to the Center for Automotive Research and the National Academy of Sciences. The finalists for the North American Car and Truck of the Year awards have been announced. A concept version of the GMC Sierra featuring all kinds of off-road modifications is targeting the Ford Raptor F-150. All that and more, plus a look at some of the Automotive X PRIZE winners.
The prices of aluminum and copper are surging, and there could be a shortage in 2012. The Center for Automotive Research released a study looking at the proposed 60-mile-per-gallon fuel-economy standard, and the cost of meeting those rules is shocking. That "new-car smell" probably isn’t the best thing for your lungs, but according to one forensic investigator it could knock you out. All that and more, plus John takes a swing at your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
German assembly lines are humming even as new-vehicle sales slow down in Europe. With the exception of the United States, China now spends more money on research and development than any other country in the world. GM’s performance parts division just introduced the most powerful small-block V-8 it’s ever engineered. All that and more, plus a look at Lexus’ latest luxury hybrid, the CT 200h.
The World Trade Organization rejected China’s accusation that the United States violated trade rules when it imposed import tariffs on some Chinese tires. There is a shortage of automotive engineers in North America, not only at the OEMs but also at the suppliers. Honda released a sketch of the 9th generation Civic that will make its official debut at the Detroit Auto Show next month. All that and more, plus a look at the new Pentastar V-6 engine from Chrysler.
China's car exports are up 70% for the year even with a drop in passenger car sales in November. Volvo's new owner Geely plans on building 3 new plants that could make up to 600,000 Volvo's a year. GM's salaried workers will not be receiving a raise next year, despite the fact the company is making boatloads of profits. All that and more, plus a look at the new Lincoln MKZ Hybrid.
Ford is now tied with Honda for the highest loyalty rates in the American market according to a study by J.D. Power. BMW shares details on the newest addition to its M family, the 1-Series M Coupe. Volkswagen has partnered with Fender to introduce an all-new premium audio system. All that and more, plus a look at new safety technology from Volvo.
GM is dropping the Aveo name, instead calling its next-generation subcompact the Sonic instead. Researchers at the Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne, Australia have come up with a new way of joining magnesium to steel and aluminum. Rolls-Royce is expanding its Ghost lineup to include a long-wheelbase model as well as a coupe and a convertible. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo, sounds off on the UAW.
Our friends at Ward’s just announced the winners of their 17th-annual 10-Best Engines competition and there was more turnover this year than ever before. The Big Three have surplus inventory; GM has a 95-day supply of vehicles! Autozone, the largest auto-parts retailer in the U.S., just posted a 20-percent jump in quarterly earnings. All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo gives us his opinion on Super Bowl car commercials.
Just like American consumers, Chinese car buyers are shunning green vehicles. BMW is hiring-back some 1,300 workers this year to speed the development of hybrids, electric cars and advanced engines. Sketches of Kia’s redesigned Picanto city-car are out it looks good. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily caught up with Ralph Gilles, CEO of the Dodge brand and Chrysler’s Senior Vice President of Design, to talk about the look of the company’s vehicles.
Honda will stop selling the Element in the U.S. because of poor sales. Chinese automaker BYD, which is backed by billionaire investor Warren Buffett, has canceled plans to introduce an electric vehicle in China. Hybrid sales in the American market are down 7.6% this year compared to last year, even though there are more models to choose from. All that and more, plus a look at how Buick is trying to reach new customers.
The U.S. Transportation Department wants to mandate the use of back-up cameras in all vehicles by 2014. China passes the U.S. as Lexus' most profitable market. Chevy is reviving the high-performance Z28 Camaro which should go on sale sometime next year. All that and more, plus a look at the 2012 ICONIC AC Roadster.
Mazda is celebrating its 90th birthday this year. Opel will debut its redesigned Antara crossover and Corsa small car at the Bologna Motor Show this week. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is bashing bumpers again and the cost to repair some of the vehicles tested is shocking. All that and more, plus McElroy’s got the lowdown on November new-vehicle sales in the U.S.
GM and Chrysler announced they are each going to hire 1,000 engineers and technical people. Toyota wants to grow its market share in India to around 10 percent over the next five to seven years. Audi finally revealed its brand-new A6. All that and more, plus John answer's your questions about GM and Chrysler in "You Said It!"
Porsche's made boatloads of money off of its Cayenne, and now the German automaker is coming out with a smaller SUV called the Cajun. Naval researchers have figured out how to modify a radar gun to detect suicide bombers . . . and underwire bras! Chrysler is joining the "ratio race" by announcing plans to introduce an eight-speed automatic transmission. All that and more, plus a review of the brand-new Volvo S60.
General Motors IPO was the largest one in history and the U.S. government’s ownership in the company is now down to 33%. Indian automaker Mahindra is in a dispute with its U.S. distributor about shipping its small diesel pick-up to America. The EPA releases its official fuel economy numbers for the Chevy Volt. All that and more, plus a look at the new Chrysler 200.
Electric-vehicle fast-chargers are apparently to blame for causing electrical-grid issues, and according to GM, they can also reduce battery life. Opel is getting itself reclassified as a corporation - AG in German - instead of a limited-liability company - GmbH - to raise money. GM introduced a new electronic logo on top of its Detroit, Michigan headquarters. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency certified the Nissan LEAF at 99 miles per gallon -- 2.3 liters per 100 kilometers -- on a combined driving-cycle. GM is rumored to be reintroducing the Holden Commodore in the U.S. Even though the American auto bailouts are still controversial, a recent poll indicates that opposition to them is dropping. All that and more, plus a look at a new type of EV charger.
Hyundai and Kia now sell more cars in Europe than Toyota and Lexus. Kia plans to start selling vehicles on eBay. Utility companies are finally admitting they're worried that an influx of cars plugging into the grid may knock power out in some areas. All that and more, plus John shares his thoughts about the redesigned 2011 Dodge Journey.
A new study says the U.S. government bailouts of GM and Chrysler saved over a million jobs the past two years. Volkswagen plans to invest more than $70 billion in its automotive business over the next five years. General Motors will host open house events at all 54 of its U.S. manufacturing facilities and Aftersales parts warehouses by the end of next year. All that and more, plus a preview of this week’s Autoline Detroit with Laura Soave, the President and CEO of Fiat North America.
General Motors finally launched its initial public offering today. More news from the Los Angeles Auto Show, Toyota announced pricing for its plug-in Prius in Japan. And Lotus announced it will build engines and body kits for the IndyCar racing series starting in 2012. All that and more, plus a look at Hyundai's unique unveil of the all new Elantra.
General Motors announced it will increase the amount of shares it plans to make available for its initial public offering. Cadillac unveiled what it calls the Urban Luxury Concept at the L.A. Auto Show and says it can get high fuel economy. Volkswagen unveiled an updated Eos in Los Angeles and it has a couple of distinct features. All that and more, plus John shares his thoughts on the new Ford Fiesta.
Carlos Ghosn made a bold prediction yesterday: Nissan/Renault plans to build 500,000 electric vehicles annually by the end of 2013. The Chevy Camaro drops its top; GM unveiled the convertible version of its iconic muscle car. New York City is holding a competition called the "Taxi of Tomorrow" to find the best purpose-built people mover. All that and more, plus John critiques the design of the new 2011 Dodge Charger.
Sales of medium- and heavy-duty trucks were up 5.2 percent in October compared to last year. A new study says merging late into construction zone lanes can actually increase traffic flow. Fiat may sell part of its ownership in Ferrari before increasing its stake in Chrysler. All that and more, plus a sneak peak of this week's LA Auto Show.
Volkswagen group reported its global sales figures for the month of October and sales are up almost 10percent. General Electric announced it will purchase 12,000 Chevy Volts for its global fleet of vehicles starting next year. The Eco model of the Chevy Cruze has just been EPA certified at 42 miles per gallon. All that and more, plus John test drives the all new Nissan LEAF in this week's Autoline Detroit preview.
Through September of this year the market share for Japanese automakers has fallen 20 percent in China. The transport minister of the Czech Republic had his driver's license revoked. Ford is unveiling a new technology called "TracKey" on the 2012 Boss 302 Mustang. All that and more, plus Peter De Lorenzo shares his in-depth analysis of GM's decision to jump back into Indy racing.
General Motors posted its third quarter earnings this morning and reported a net income of nearly $2 billion. Renault predicts that rising raw material prices could add up to $1,000 to the cost of a new car by 2015. Ford is expected to build a new Lincoln sport-utility vehicle that's still under development at its plant in Louisville, Kentucky. All that and more, plus John answers your questions in the "You Said It!" segment.
We keep reporting on how car sales are booming in China, but which cars are Chinese consumers buying? Toyota's sales have taken a tumble in China, Europe and the U.S., and now they're dropping in Canada, too. GM announced it will phase out the Mr. Goodwrench brand starting in February. All that and more, plus John takes us on a tour of the interior of the luxurious new Jaguar XJ.
Chrysler reported its third quarter earnings and posted a $239 million operating profit. General Motors will field a Chevrolet-branded twin-turbo V-6 engine for the 2012 IndyCar season. A report by China's ministry for environmental protection says about a third of the 113 cities in the study failed air quality tests due to the influx of cars sold in the country. All that and more, plus guest host Christie Schweinsberg from WardsAuto.com, shares her thoughts on all the EV bashing that’s taking place on the internet.
Over the last 6 months Toyota racked up $3.6 billion in profits. BMW announced it will build a sports car with plug-in hybrid technology based on its Vision EfficientDynamics. Chinese automaker BYD is delaying EV sales in China because it says the infrastructure isn’t sufficient yet. All that and more, plus a look at the Mid-Term Election results and how that will affect the auto industry.
The numbers are finally in for October sales in the American market and we'll take a look at who the winners are. Ford launched a media campaign to help increase car exports to South Korea from the U.S. Panasonic announced it will invest $30 million in Tesla to take a two percent stake in the company. All that and more, plus a look at the Cadillac CTS Coupe.
Aston Martin says it won't look for another automaker to partner up with and will remain independent. General Motors will not have to pay taxes on the next $45 billion in net profits that it reports thanks to a special exemption. A look at some of the highlights from the SEMA show that's underway in Las Vegas this week. All that and more, plus John answers your questions in the "You Said It!" segment.
Researchers in the U.S., Australia and Russia have developed a new type of aluminum alloy that's as strong as steel. The Canadian Auto Workers' union is advising the Canadian government to hold on to its shares in GM. The Ford Racing Performance Group is bringing its R2 rally kit to the U.S. so anyone can transform their Fiesta into a rally racer. All that and more, plus we take a look at Volkswagen's advanced self-parking car.
Global sales are up nearly 16% compared to last year and automakers are on track to sell about 74 million vehicles before the year is over. Nissan showed off a two-seat electric car this morning, which it calls the New Mobility CONCEPT. Ford is set to show off a specially tuned undercover-version of its new Police Interceptor at the SEMA show. All that and more, plus John test drives the Chevy Volt.
Italian researchers travel 8,000 miles, from Italy to China, in four autonomous electric vehicles. A humanoid robot developed by GM and NASA is set for its first launch into outer space. In an astonishing development, the California Air Resources Board is rating the emissions of the Chevrolet Volt several levels below other cars. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with David Champion from Consumer Reports.
Automakers have been reporting promising third-quarter numbers, but which ones have raked-in the most money so far this year? Citroen plans to introduce a production version of its Metropolis concept in China. GM waxes nostalgic with Chevrolet’s new advertising campaign. All that and more, plus a look at the interior of the 2011 Volvo S60.
Nissan says that every one yen increase against the dollar shaves nearly $190 million off its profits. The CK1 from Chinese automaker Geely received zero stars in crash tests. A 1964 Aston Martin DB5 driven by Sean Connery in the James Bond movies "Goldfinger" and "Thunderball" is up for auction. All that and more, plus John responds to your comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Ford reported its third-quarter earnings today and the numbers are downright impressive. Nissan just introduced its own hybrid in Japan, the Fuga, which is known as the Infiniti M elsewhere in the world. The U.S. Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency issued fuel-economy standards for heavy-duty trucks . . . for the first time ever. All that and more, plus a comparison of the Chevy Volt and the Nissan LEAF.
Fiat CEO, Sergio Marchionne provoked anger in Italy when he said the automaker would be better off without the country and its unions. BMW plans to launch a new program in Germany that allows drivers to rent its vehicles by the hour. We get an update from John McElroy, who's down in Nashville driving the Nissan LEAF. All that and more, plus a look at the brand-new engine lineup for the 2011 Ford F-150.
John got to test drive the Hyundai Sonata Hybrid and the Sonata GLS and found that the base version got better fuel economy. Chevrolet is going to sell the Volt in Europe right up against the Opel Ampera. Ford is developing an SUV based off of the redesigned Ranger's architecture. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit all about selling luxury cars in the American market.
China is cornering the market for rare-earth metals used in hybrid batteries and electric motors. Toyota’s in trouble, again, this time recalling vehicles for brake-fluid leaks and fuel-pump problems. The auto-parts business is booming with the stock prices of several companies at 52-week highs. All that and more, plus a look at how Ford is working to make its vehicles as quiet as possible.
Sergio Marchionne is making one big push to finally make Alfa-Romeo profitable and analysts he needs to invest at least €2 billion to pull it off. Mazda just introduced what it calls its Skyactiv powertrain in the Demio and claims it can get over 70 miles per gallon. Hyundai announced pricing of its luxury sedan, the Equus which will be introduced in the U.S. at the end of the year. All that and more, plus John answers your questions in the "You Said It!" segment.
Big news for electric vehicles. GM is showing the Volt to automotive journalists this week and Nissan is letting them drive the LEAF next week. Another hurdle EVs face is a shortage of machines that make lithium-ion batteries. The Volkswagen/Porsche merger is taking a little bit longer to go through than we thought. All that and more, plus a look at the exterior design of the 2011 Volvo S60.
Employees at GM’s plant that makes batteries for the Chevrolet Volt decided to join the United Auto Workers union. The CUV segment is the most popular in the American market for the second consecutive year. Ralph Nader questions R&D spending claims Toyota made in some of its advertisements. All that and more, plus a look at the design of the 2011 Kia Optima.
Car sales continue to decline in Europe, falling over 9% last month. Formula 1 is headed to Russia and the country must pay $40 million a year for the rights to host the event. A look at Ford's new engines for the 2011 F-150. All that and more, plus Autoline Daily hit two important milestones, our two-year anniversary and episode number 500 and to celebrate we'll show you some of the hilarious, unaired clips from the past two years.
Former GM CEO Ed Whitacre speaks out about GM's IPO. We hate to say we told you so, but it looks like Steven Rattner's in hot water again. Continental develops a brilliantly simple mechanism for triggering under-the-hood airbag systems. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit coming to you once again from Paris.
The US Environmental Protection Agency took a step closer to approving E-15, but so far it's limiting that approval to cars built since 2007. The Chinese government confiscated seven of BYD’s factories saying it built them on land that was zoned for agriculture. Researchers successfully hacked into a car by intercepting wireless tire-pressure monitoring signals. All that and more, plus John answer's your questions about the Chevy Volt and the Ford C-Max in "You Said It!"
General Motors is caught in another flaming controversy, this time over the Chevrolet Volt's drivetrain. New-vehicle sales in China are slowing down, but some analysts say they could hit 17 million units this year. Nissan released a sketch of its next-generation Versa, which is a lot more stylish than the current model. All that and more, plus John comments on the attention the media are paying to Steven Rattner.
Google says it has equipped a fleet of cars with autonomous technology that have logged 140,000 miles driving on roads in California. Disgruntled union workers are going to picket the UAW’s headquarters because of wage concessions. In an attempt to help alleviate "range anxiety", Nissan is considering offering Leaf customers a free car loan for at least one week a year. All that and more, plus a look at the Ford Grand C-Max.
The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers doubled its sales forecast for the year. Fiat may bring its compact Doblo to North America because sales of the Ford Transit Connect jumped 76% last month. GM announced it’s pouring $145 million in its Orion Assembly plant to make small cars but could this lead to discontent between the company and the union? All that and more, plus a look at a 2-cylinder engine Fiat just introduced in Europe, in a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit.
GM just announced details on household charging units for the Chevrolet Volt. Toyota is expanding its Prius lineup with two new models that are expected to debut by the end of 2012. Not surprisingly, China's booming car sales are giving its overall economy a big boost. All that and more, plus the inside scoop on the new V-8 engines Ford is putting in the 2011 F-150.
Smart USA signed a memorandum of understanding with Nissan Americas, which will build it a 5-door, 5-passenger B-size car. Toyota says that plug-in hybrids are the top alternative vehicle, not hydrogen powered fuel cell cars. Chrysler released new details about the 2011 Dodge Charger. All that and more, plus John answer's your questions in the "You Said It!" segment.
Allstate, the giant insurance company, is suing Toyota because of damages it had to pay to customers when their Toyota’s were damaged due to unintended acceleration. BMW has confirmed that it plans to introduce a line-up of compact, front-wheel-drive cars. Ford is cooking-up an extra-special Mustang for the 2014 model year, which is the 50th anniversary of the pony car. All that and more, plus John shows you around the city of Turin, a place that's referred to as the Detroit of Italy.
Alan Mulally says that Ford will have zero net debt by the end of next year, but exactly what does that mean? Australia could become a world leader in rare earth metals within a few years. Mopar shows off its V-10 Drag Pak for the Challenger. All that and more, plus don't believe what everybody else is saying: September sales were not good! We'll explain.
Autoline Daily has learned that VW is tooling up its new assembly plant in Tennessee to build up to 85 percent diesels when it introduces its new mid-size sedan. A look at Jaguar's latest concept, the C-X75, unveiled in Paris. Researchers in Japan have developed a hybrid car that doesn't use rare-earth metals. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with the President of Audi of America, Johan de Nysschen.
It looks like talks between Nissan and Daimler about sharing engines and platforms is progressing nicely. Delphi announced it’s teaming up with WiTricity Corporation to develop wireless charging systems for EVs. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill yesterday allowing windshield-mounted cameras to record video and audio inside vehicles! All that and more, plus some of guest-host Murray Feldman’s thoughts on the problems facing the automotive supplier industry.
Toyota has setup a task force on rare-earth metals following reports that China banned exports to Japan. A new study done by the Highway Loss Data Institute shows that texting bans while driving don't work. GM will develop electric versions of the Opel Meriva for research purposes. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo, shares his opinion on why the Volkswagen and Porsche merger is not a good thing.
GM Vice Chairman, Tom Stephens, said the automaker plans to offer a midsize car in the U.S. with a diesel engine, but he did not mention which model it will be or when it will go on sale. Mopar introduced an electronic vehicle tracking system that lets you locate your car if it gets stolen. The lawnmower land-speed record is back in the USA! All that and more, plus some perspective on the U.S. auto bailouts.
Saab and BMW have hammered out a deal that would give the Swedish automaker access to BMW engines. Fiat is considering a Ferrari IPO in order to raise the cash necessary. Ford CEO Alan Mulally says he would like to slash the brand's portfolio to as few 20 models. All that and more, plus a look at the Ford F-150's new engines.
A Wall-Street analyst says that the Detroit automakers are a good investment. Nissan benefits from Toyota’s quality problems and surpasses them in the Chinese market. Did you know you could get free OnStar in any used GM vehicle? All that and more, plus a preview of this week’s Autoline Detroit with Edmunds.com CEO Jeremy Anwyl.
Chrysler workers are caught drinking and getting high on lunch break, and the UAW has nothing to say. Nissan backpedals on comments made by its CEO about China. Citroën says its latest concept car will reject the status quo oppression of the automotive world. All that and more, plus a look at the new Ford Edge Sport.
The Michigan State Police evaluate cop cars from the Detroit Three, and the Caprice is a winner. Adesa and Barrett-Jackson form an alliance. STP and Armor All get sold for big bucks to a private-equity firm. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in "You Said It!"
China and Japan are at each other's throats again, this time over allegations that Toyota bribed dealers in China to steer customers toward their in-house financing arm. Ford revealed a teaser shot of its redesigned global Ranger pickup. The tire industry -- and by extension, the auto industry -- is facing a rubber shortage as droughts then heavy rains hamper production in Asia. All that and more, plus John shares a few of his thoughts on the design of the 2011 Jaguar XJ.
Ford hires former Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz designer, Joel Piaskowski to head up all exterior design for Ford in the Americas. Nissan plans to nearly double its production in China to 1.2 million units. BMW is set to unveil what looks like a thinly disguised version of its next-generation 6 Series at the Paris Motor Show. All that and more, plus a look at a competition organized by Ward's Auto, to see which Detroit Three automaker has the best diesel engine for its heavy duty pickups.
China drafts up a new policy requiring foreign automakers to hand over hybrid and electric vehicle technology to their domestic counterparts. Chevy reveals a number of the vehicles it will debut at the Paris Motor Show. Shareholders approve a plan that will split Fiat in two. All that and more, plus we talk to Scion’s Jack Hollis to see how the company plans to curb flagging sales.
China has designs on dominating the auto industry as it pushes to merge dozens of car companies. Mercedes previews its electric A-Class prior to Paris. Heavy truck sales continue an upward trend in the U.S. indicating a recovering economy. All that and more, plus John takes what he thought was his last drive in a Viper.
The largest automotive retailer in the U.S. says it's impressed by Chrysler's upcoming offerings. Porsche and Ford both preview some of the vehicles we'll see at the Paris Motor Show. Meanwhile, Ford says it would like to reduce its dealer ranks now that Mercury is winding down. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in You Said It!
A report says plant waste and municipal waste could provide for a majority of Europe's fuel needs by 2020. Volvo's new Chinese owner Geely intends to double global sales of the brand. Ford assembles a "smell jury" to figure out what odors people like best. All that and more, plus our drive of the new Nissan Juke.
Could Range Rover be spun off as its own high-end brand? VW gets a new head honcho in America. And here's a shocker: a new report says Chinese consumers prefer large vehicles with handsome styling. All that and more, plus our first drive of the Chevy Cruze.
The latest production data shows that automakers in the North American market are expecting sales to slow down. A new forecast predicts sales in China will hit 17 million units this year. Ford canceled plans to move production of its Kuga crossover from Germany to Kentucky due to currency exchanges and labor troubles. All that and more, plus a look at a car we can guarantee you haven’t seen on the road, the McLaren MP4-12C.
The first Chevrolet Cruze rolled off the assembly line at GM's Lordstown, Ohio plant yesterday. Honda completely redesigned the Odyssey and believes it can attract buyers with more dynamic styling. Nissan is double checking the quality of vehicles built in Thailand before they are sold in Japan. All that and more, plus the Autoextremist, Peter De Lorenzo, shares his thoughts on why the Chevy Cruze is the most pivotal mainstream car launch in GM's history.
BMW announced that it’s ending production of both the coupe and convertible versions of the M6. OnStar is getting some additional functionality that will allow you to connect with a Facebook page and convert voice messages to text. To capitalize on the growth in the low-end of the Chinese market, Nissan and its partner Dongfeng plan to introduce a new low-cost brand. All that and more, plus a test drive of the Hyundai Equus with John Krafcik, the CEO of Hyundai Motors America.
A top official in China’s economic planning agency warns that automakers are blindly investing in too much manufacturing capacity. Nissan announced that it plans to build its LEAF EV in China. Ethanol producer Coskata is trying to raise cash to build its own facility to make biofuels. All that and more, plus some of John's thoughts on the Hyundai Equus.
The US government is worried about financial institutions owned by foreign governments buying up big chunks of GM's stock. Dodge reveals new photos of the redesigned Durango. Mazda just unveiled its new design theme, one that it’s calling Kodo, which translates into Soul of Motion. All that and more, plus John answers your questions about the Chevy Volt and Acura in the "You Said It!" segment.
The numbers are in and new-vehicle sales in the U.S. last month aren’t as bad as everyone is reporting. Another distillery in the UK has figured out how to make fuel from potato leftovers. Ferrari is having some "external combustion" problems with its 458 Italia. All that and more, plus a blast from the past with a look at the Chevy Vega.
Hyundai is moving Santa Fe production out of its assembly plant in Alabama and into Kia’s plant in Georgia, in order to build more Sonatas. Its been rumored that Maybach will be discontinued, but a report says the brand will offer five different models. The CNG versions of the Chevy Express and GMC Savana will tack another $16,000 on top of the base price. All that and more, plus a look at Ford's new cop car.
Chrysler reveals more of its plans for Fiat in the U.S., and some important numbers like sales and pricing leak out. Opel is planning to expand globally, entering Australia and South-American markets. The U.S. EPA is aiming to make it easier for consumers to compare fuel-economy ratings between different vehicles by introducing a new-type of window sticker. All that and more, plus we take a look at the recently redesigned Saab 9-5 . . . from a designer’s perspective.
Even though global sales hit just over 43 million units through Jul compared to 2009, they were down compared to this June and analysts expect sales to continue to slide. We take a look at some vehicles that aren't selling well because of their unusual designs. Citroën released details about its new vehicle, the DS4, ahead of its debut at the Paris Motor Show. All that and more, plus John shares his thoughts on who he thinks would be the perfect person to run GM.
Automakers are trying to stall efforts to allow the ethanol blend rate to rise to 15 percent. Afghan troops find that their biggest enemies are their own driving skills. Chevrolet pulls the covers off the production-version of the Chevy Orlando. All that and more, plus Ford’s Lewis Booth talks about the lessons the company has learned while climbing its way back toward the top.
A study just released by the Centers for Disease Control shows that the annual cost of vehicle crashes in the U.S. at more than $99 billion! The boron steel modern cars are made out of is so strong that the "Jaws of Life" used by most emergency crews cannot cut through it. Ford has an iguana problem at its transmission plant in Sterling Heights, Michigan. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the You Said It! segment.
The U.S. federal government is investigating at least 20 dealerships that may have violated the rules of last year’s cash-for-clunkers program. Hyundai and Renault reveal a couple new cars at the 2010 Moscow International Motor Show. BYD is in trouble with the Chinese government for illegally building factories on farmland. All that and more, plus guest-host Jim Hall sounds off on some of the perks and pitfalls of electric vehicles.
Some Chrysler dealers in the U.S. are less enthusiastic about the Fiat 500 than you’d think. Woo-hoo, we’re saving the planet! U.S. gasoline consumption in Jul fell .03 percent compared to the same time last year. Toyota is retooling to make its factories more flexible. All that and more, plus we drive the 2011 Ford Edge.
Volkswagen says it is interested in buying Alfa Romeo if it should become available. Mercedes-Benz revealed its brand-new 2012 CLS ahead of the Paris Motor Show. Indian automaker Mahindra has finally been given a green light by the U.S. EPA to sell its diesel pickups in America. All that and more, plus a look at Kia's voice activated infotainment system called UVO that is just hitting the market.
Chevrolet’s marketing chief, Jim Campbell, has been reassigned and was replaced by Chris Perry, the former VP of Marketing at Hyundai. Chrysler released new details about the 2011 Jeep Wrangler which went into production earlier this week. A new study says ambient light makes drivers feel safer behind the wheel. All that and more, plus a preview of this week's Autoline Detroit with Lewis Booth, the Executive Vice President and CFO at the Ford Motor Company.
GM filed the paperwork yesterday to become a publicly traded company again. Kia released a handful of photos of its latest concept vehicle, called the POP, before its debut at the Paris Motor Show. Volkswagen is bringing its Phaeton luxury car back to the U.S. All that and more, plus a look at a Chinese bus concept that drives over the road and above traffic.
Porsche gives you even more than you need . . . for the price of a compact car. General Motors seeks out so-called cornerstone investors as it readies an IPO. A new hotel aimed at auto enthusiasts goes all out. All that and more, plus a look at Mercedes’ redesigned R-Class.
As sales begin to improve in the U.S., the demand for designers is actually on the increase. The Lear Corporation, in a move that shows just how much it has changed, has secured a key contract for the Chevy Volt. Zero Race aims to prove that electric vehicles can be practical. All that and more, plus we get an inside-look at Kia marketing.
Experts believe that the EPA and NHTSA will announce that automakers must meet a fleet average of 60 MPG by 2025. Infiniti is jumping on the downsizing trend and has confirmed that it plans to offer a version of its G sedan with a smaller engine. Ford reintroduces the Boss 302 Mustang. All that and more, plus a look at the Audi A5 Sportback.
More news and analysis of CEO Ed Whitacre's decision to leave General Motors. Infiniti just announced its new in-house performance division called IPL, which is short for "Infiniti Performance Line." Ford auctioned off a number of its concept cars in order to raise money for charity. All that and more, plus a look at Transonic Combustion, a company that’s invented a new type of fuel injection system that can make a gasoline engine get the same kind of fuel economy as a diesel.
General Motors chairman Ed Whitacre announced he will step down as CEO next month, and leave GM at the end of the year. Researchers from Rutgers and the University of South Carolina were able to hack a car through the tire pressure monitor system. Ford revealed four different engine options for the 2011 F-150. All that and more, plus we show you what it's like behind the wheel of a Tata Nano.
The U.S. Department of Transportation says it can’t find any electronic problems that could cause unintended acceleration in Toyotas. GM is going to report its second-quarter earnings tomorrow and the analyst community is expecting strong results. Despite the big profits Daimler generated, some financial experts say it’s a good time to short the stock. All that and more, plus John responds to your questions and comments in the "You Said It!" segment.
Jaguar and Land Rover are making money for Tata. Chinese automaker Changan is shopping all over the world for talented people. An Indianapolis man builds a jet-powered school bus! All that and more, plus we take a look at the new Mazda2 and find out how it compares to its platform-mate, the Ford Fiesta.
Chrysler posted its second quarter earnings and the results continue to be encouraging. Detroit automakers dominated the sales charts in Canada last month while their Asian and European competitors suffered losses. Volkswagen announced it will bring the Skoda brand to the Chinese market. All that and more, plus Victor Muller talks about the hero's welcome he's received in Sweden since he swooped in to save Saab.
GM's CEO, Ed Whitacre, said the company will post impressive earnings for the second quarter. After originally planning to make the Lexus LFA available only for lease in the U.S., Toyota will now allow customers to purchase the vehicle outright...but there’s a catch. New rumors suggest that GM could be working on a mid-engined Chevy Corvette now that the economy is starting to improve and GM is out of bankruptcy. All that and more, plus a look at some of the technical details of the new Buick Regal.
Yesterday we reported that North American car sales were up in Jul and now it looks like automakers are planning production increases for the third-quarter. Hyundai is shaking things up again by targeting a fleet-average fuel-economy of 50 miles per gallon in the U.S. by 2025. Printer company Epson rolled out a replica of the Acura NSX made entirely out of cardboard. All that and more, plus John answers some of your questions in the "You Said It!" segment.
More details surface on a potential GM merger with Chrysler or even Ford. Nissan unexpectedly ceases production of the popular GT-R. Chevy finally announces the price of the 2009 Camaro. All that and more, plus we meet Mercedes-Benz’s new head of Global Design.