Autonomous & SoftwareLucid and Bolt Join Forces for European Autonomous Fleet
Lucid and Bolt plan a 25,000-vehicle autonomous fleet in Europe, but success depends on regulatory approval for Level 4 autonomy.
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Batteries & ChargingVINCI Concessions Backs €90M Electric Truck Charging Network to Test Heavy Transport's Green Shift
VINCI Concessions leads a €90M push to build Voltix, an electric charging network for heavy trucks, testing if EU regulations can be met on time.
Industry & MarketsMercedes-Benz Kicks Off GLA Production in Rastatt, Betting on Flexible Drivetrains
Mercedes-Benz begins GLA production at its Rastatt plant, using drive flexibility and the MB.OS software platform to future-proof German manufacturing.
Industry & MarketsTCS Moves Into Automotive Chip Design as SDV Race Heats Up
TCS launches silicon design services targeting software-defined vehicle automakers, entering the debate over who will lead automotive chip development.
ICE VehiclesGM Fits Sixth-Generation Small Block V8s to 2027 Silverado and Sierra
GM unveils sixth-generation 5.7L and 6.6L V8 engines for the 2027 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra, reinforcing combustion power in full-size trucks.
Industry & MarketsRohm Confirms Silicon Carbide Supply Deal for BMW's Neue Klasse EVs
Rohm is confirmed as a silicon carbide chip supplier for BMW's Neue Klasse EV platform, highlighting fierce competition for premium electric-vehicle design wins.
Industry & MarketsBentley Gears Up Crewe Factory for All-New Torcal
Bentley upgrades its Crewe plant to produce the new Torcal, signaling a major manufacturing push for the luxury brand's latest model.
Industry & MarketsEU Urges China to Self-Limit Hybrid Vehicle Exports
The EU has asked China to voluntarily limit its hybrid car exports, as part of efforts to protect European automakers from increasing competition.
Industry & MarketsSierra Club Pushes Back Against Bill Shielding Fossil Fuel Firms From Climate Lawsuits
The Sierra Club opposes H.R. 8330, a House bill that would grant fossil fuel companies immunity from climate-related laws and lawsuits.
Industry & MarketsSEIA and Community Solar Coalition Merge to Form a Unified Solar and Storage Voice
SEIA and the Coalition for Community Solar Access will merge in early October, uniting community solar and storage advocacy under one industry voice.
Classic CarsA 2000 Chevrolet Corvette That Has Barely Left the Driveway
A 2000 Chevrolet Corvette has surfaced with only about 50 miles on the clock, raising the classic question of whether to drive it or preserve it.
Hybrid & PHEVNissan Commits £170m to Sunderland for New Hybrid SUV Production
Nissan invests £170m in Sunderland to build a new hybrid SUV, boosting its electrified lineup and local jobs.
Electric AviationEuropean Airports' Expansion Plans Overshoot Climate Budgets, Study Finds
A T&E study finds planned expansions at 20 major European airports could exceed the 1.7 °C emissions budget by up to three times, clashing with climate targets.
Classic CarsForgotten Jet Age Compact: 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Project Emerges
A 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 project car resurfaces, recalling Oldsmobile's aluminum-V8 Y-body compact from Detroit's early downsizing era.
Classic Cars1955 Chrysler Windsor Nassau: The One-Year Wonder of the Forward Look Era
The 1955 Chrysler Windsor Nassau was a one-year-only entry-level hardtop from the dawn of the Forward Look era. Here's why it stands out today.
Stock & Financial MarketsCATL Investors Push Back Against 'De-CATLization' Fears After $100 Billion Market Value Drop
CATL investors dismiss 'de-CATLization' fears despite $100 billion market value loss, citing dominant market share and tech leadership.
Classic CarsA 1964 Fuji Go-Devil Mini Bike: Pocket-Sized Vintage Fun for Collectors
A 1964 Fuji Go-Devil folding mini bike is for sale in Jasper, Georgia. It's a restorable project missing its rare carrying bag and original seat.
Autonomous & SoftwareUS House Votes to Mandate AM Radio in New Cars, Bucking Automaker Pushback
The House voted to require AM radio in new cars, setting up a clash with automakers that removed the band. Here's what the bill means for EV audio design.
EV NewsHigh Gas Prices Push Electric Cars Into American Buyers' Minds
High gas prices are making more Americans consider electric cars, with range, cost parity, and total ownership savings driving the shift.
Classic CarsA 1961 Electric Shopper: Grocery Runs Only, And That's Fine
The 1961 Electric Shopper was a tiny EV built for grocery runs. InsideEVs calls it a 1960s American answer to the Fiat Topolino, limited to short local trips.
Industry & MarketsSpeed Academy Returns to Its 2JZ-Swapped BMW E46 M3 Project
Speed Academy revives its stalled BMW E46 M3 project, which now runs a Toyota 2JZ inline-six, as work resumes on the unconventional build.
Industry & MarketsHyundai Patents In-Car Breathalyzer That Could Stop Drunk Driving Before It Starts
Hyundai patents a factory-installed breathalyzer that could replace clumsy aftermarket ignition interlocks and detect drunk driving before it starts.
Autonomous & SoftwareTesla Puts Cybercab on Display in China — But Not for Sale
Tesla is displaying the Cybercab publicly in China this week, but the company says the showcase involves neither local sales nor a driverless ride-hailing launch.
Autonomous & SoftwareEx-Waymo CFO Elisa de Martel Lands at UK Self-Driving Startup Wayve
Former Waymo CFO Elisa de Martel has joined UK self-driving startup Wayve and will be based in Silicon Valley, the company confirms.