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Detroit Automakers Are Facing One of Their Toughest Quarters in Years — and Costs Keep Climbing
Detroit’s Big Three automakers are heading into one of their most challenging periods in recent
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Ford Just Announced Major Layoffs — and Its EV Strategy Is Raising Questions
Ford Motor Company is making headlines for all the wrong reasons as the automaker announced
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Auto Tariffs Are Quietly Driving Up Prices Across the Market — and Buyers Are Starting to Notice
Car shoppers heading to dealerships are discovering an uncomfortable truth: vehicles cost more than they
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Toyota Quietly Locked in Power From a Massive Texas Solar Project — and It’s Bigger Than It Sounds
Toyota has quietly secured a significant clean energy agreement in Texas, and the details reveal
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Some Cities Are Considering Higher Taxes on Large SUVs — and Drivers Are Starting to Push Back
Large SUVs have become a growing concern for urban planners and safety advocates in cities
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Volkswagen Says Shipping Cars to the U.S. No Longer Makes Sense — and the Losses Are Adding Up
Volkswagen is pulling back from the U.S. market in a way few saw coming just
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Thousands of Truck Drivers Just Lost Their Licenses in California — and It’s Already Disrupting Supply Chains
California’s trucking industry is facing an unprecedented crisis. Approximately 13,000 immigrant truck drivers have had
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Self-Driving Trucks Have Logged Millions of Miles Without Humans — and It’s Raising Big Questions
Autonomous semi-trucks are no longer a futuristic concept confined to test tracks and controlled environments.
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GM’s Cruise Robotaxi Program Is Attempting a Comeback — but Skepticism Is Still High
General Motors is attempting to revive its autonomous vehicle ambitions more than a year after
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Waymo Is Expanding Into New Cities — and a Nationwide Rollout May Be Closer Than It Seems
Waymo is moving fast. The autonomous vehicle company has already begun fully autonomous driving operations