Safety Concerns Prompt Waymo To Pause Highway Rides Across The U.S. And Atlanta Operations Altogether
Waymo says no more highway rides for its self-driving cars, at least for the moment.
Read MoreWaymo says no more highway rides for its self-driving cars, at least for the moment.
Read MoreStellantis has big plans for new models, and it's promising they won't all have big price tags attached.
Read MorePlus, the consumer effects of tariffs Stellantis' plans to build Chinese EVs in France, and Hyundai's latest recall.
Read MoreThe math just ain't mathing.
Read MoreWhat was cool, was uncool, and may now be cool again.
Read MoreIt's a bad time to be a human worker.
Read MorePlus Volkswagen and an Israeli defense company get one step closer to an Iron Dome production deal, and more.
Read MorePlus Stellantis' plans to make new partnerships, high gas prices pushing ever more buyers into EVs, and Volkswagen's bosses wanting more cash.
Read MorePlus Waymo is recalling thousands of vehicles for driving into flooded roads, GM is cutting hundreds of IT jobs and Stellantis is being sued, and more.
Read MorePlus, GM's penalties for selling customer data, Europe's approach to the EV transition, and the first Chinese cars to make it to Canada.
Read MoreTurns out, war - like gas these days - is expensive. Who knew?
Read MorePlus, China is ditching diesel. the economy is hitting U.S. car sales, and the latest on U.S. tariff talks with Europe
Read MoreTariffs are up, gas prices are up, and we won't ask about the state of your blood pressure.
Read MorePlus Trump says he's raising tariffs on European-built cars to 25%, Volkswagen believes EV profits will lag behind their ICE counterparts until 2030 and more.
Read MoreBig bangs and even bigger gas prices.
Read MoreA big payday is coming for automakers. Anyone care to wager on just how much Trump tariff money makes it back to actual consumers?
Read MorePlus the prevalence of Chinese cars around the Mexican border, VW reconsidering its German production base, and Mercedes' not great first quarter results.
Read MorePlus, NHTSA says it's not worried about detaching Tesla Model Y steering wheels, General Motors didn't have the best Q1 and Bollinger is coming to an end.
Read MoreWe're looking at Nissan's lower-than-expected losses, and EV companies' refusal to give in on dealer laws and more.
Read MorePorsche is completely pulling out from Bugatti and Rimac as it focuses on the "core business." Trump says the feds may just buy Spirit Airlines, and more.
Read MoreElon Musk is talking Roadster malarky again and touting a $25 billion bet on AI as Tesla beats Wall Street expectation, and more, non-Elon, news
Read MoreWe're looking at the end of GM's electric truck plans, Tesla scrambling to fix lackluster sales in India, Amazon's car sales flopping, and another Ford recall.
Read MoreWe're looking at the slow death of Sony Honda Mobility, as well as targeted pricing for the new Nissan Xterra, VW downsizing production, and more.
Read MoreFord is going to partner up with Chinese automakers to build cars overseas as CEO Jim Farley changes his tune on the idea of their cars landing in the U.S. and more.
Read MoreThe Pentagon turns to automakers as it looks for more weapons manufacturing, BYD is being accused of labor violations at its newest plant, and more.
Read MoreWe're looking at Uber investing in robotaxis, Nissan pushing back against tariffs on Mexican production and more.
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