Classic CarsThe 1952 Kaiser Traveler: A Forgotten Pioneer of the SUV Formula
The 1952 Kaiser Traveler blended passenger space with cargo flexibility long before the SUV existed, from a brand that vanished in 1953.
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Classic CarsNearing the Finish Line: A 1966 Chevrolet Impala Project
A 1966 Chevrolet Impala project car is listed as almost finished, offering a chance to complete a classic build from the mid-sixties.
EV NewsZürich Airport Begins Driverless Electric Shuttle Trials With No Safety Monitor On Board
Zürich Airport is running two fully automated electric shuttle buses without a human safety monitor, marking one of Europe's first live L4 autonomy trials at an airport.
Stock & Financial MarketsTesla Unveils New Roadster with SpaceX Tech: What It Means for the Stock
Tesla's new Roadster features SpaceX technology. We analyze the potential impact on Tesla's stock price and what investors should watch.
Classic Cars1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Salon: Mid-'70s Muscle With a 455 V8
A 1975 Oldsmobile Cutlass Salon equipped with the optional 455 V8 shows up on Craigslist, blending upscale mid-'70s styling with bigger-displacement power.
Batteries & ChargingKempower to Power DP World's Canadian Port Terminals with DC Fast Charging
Kempower will supply DC fast charging infrastructure and services to DP World's port terminals across Canada under a new framework agreement.
Classic Cars36-Volt Power Crazy Cart: A Budget Build That Turns Push Power Into Electric Thrills
A 36-volt electric conversion turns a push-powered cart into a motorized build, showing how budget EV projects can deliver real thrills without big spending.
Stock & Financial MarketsJPMorgan Note Questions Who Really Profits From Tesla's Robotaxi Ambitions
JPMorgan's analyst note argues most robotaxi revenue would stay with Tesla rather than outside operators, reframing the AV profit debate for investors.
Batteries & ChargingUniversity at Buffalo Rolls Out Eight Battery-Electric Buses Across Campus Routes
The University at Buffalo adds eight 40-foot battery-electric buses to its UB Stampede fleet, backed by WeDriveU and Zenobē, with ten chargers installed on campus.
Classic CarsA 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle That Could Become an SS Tribute
A 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle stands out less for its numbers than for its long single-owner history, making it a tempting base for a future SS clone build.
EV NewsWhy ARES' Nevada Rail Gravity Storage Demo Falls Short
ARES' Nevada rail gravity storage demo reveals critical inefficiencies, showing why the technology struggles to compete with established energy storage solutions.
EV NewsWaymo Robotaxi Stops Itself and Alerts Police After Detecting Armed Riders
A Waymo robotaxi in San Francisco stopped and called police after riders were found with a loaded ghost gun, leading to arrests of two juveniles.
EV NewsThe Jeep Recon's 222-Mile Range Isn't a Flop—Here's the Real Story
The Jeep Recon's 222-mile range has sparked complaints, but off-road engineering trade-offs explain why the figure is a compromise, not a mistake.
EV NewsLeading AI Executive Warns of Internet Chaos and Economic Fallout
A top AI CEO warns that artificial intelligence could soon cause internet disruption and economic damage, lending new weight to long-standing concerns.
Autonomous & SoftwareHighway Trials Expose Blind Spots in Vehicle-to-Everything Communication
A Spanish highway trial shows V2X cooperative perception struggles beyond 50 meters and suffers up to 232 ms of combined latency at high speeds.
Classic CarsA 1969 Chevrolet Corvair With Just 6,600 Documented Miles
A 1969 Chevrolet Corvair said to show only 6,600 documented miles — a rare late-production survivor of Chevy's air-cooled, rear-engined compact.
Batteries & ChargingBYD Confirms Solid-State Battery Will Power a Vehicle Next Year
A BYD executive confirms the company plans to put solid-state battery technology into a vehicle next year, a major step for the emerging EV battery format.
Classic CarsRare 1969 Mustang Boss 429 With 375 BHP Heads to Market
A rare, original 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429 with a 375 bhp semi-hemi V8 is up for sale — a homologation special that remains a cornerstone of American muscle car history.
EV NewsWhy Turning Off Your Lights This Migration Season Matters
Artificial light at night disrupts migrating birds and causes collisions. Simple steps like turning off unnecessary lights can help — and cut energy waste too.
Classic Cars1932 Studebaker Dictator Regal Convertible Sedan: A Wordy Name for a Rare Project
A 1932 Studebaker Dictator Regal Convertible Sedan Model 62 project surfaces, a rare pre-war body style with a 117-inch wheelbase and a very long name.
EV NewsConnected Cars and the Data They Collect: What Drivers Should Know
Connected cars collect driving data, location history, and more. Here is what drivers should know about automotive privacy and how their information may be shared.
Classic CarsA 1962 Chevrolet Impala Project That Still Runs and Drives
This 1962 Chevrolet Impala project runs and drives, keeps its original V8 with a rebuilt engine, and needs bodywork and paint from a hands-on owner.
Industry & MarketsToyota’s Next CEO: A Testament to Loyalty Forged in Crisis
Koji Sato, Toyota's new CEO, spent years at Akio Toyoda's side during crises, shaping his leadership approach. He now faces electrification and autonomy challenges.
Industry & MarketsToyota's New CEO Kenta Kon Targets Lower Breakeven Volume to Strengthen Margins
Toyota CEO Kenta Kon is prioritizing a lower breakeven volume to protect profits amid shifting demand and electrification costs, Automotive News reports.