Alphabet's Waymo launches autonomous taxi service test in San Francisco
Waymo, Aphabet's autonomous driving tech company, is testing out its taxi service in San Francisco.
'There is more inflation coming': Auto parts retailer warns
Auto parts are the latest consumer product to get hit with inflation, according to Advance Auto Parts, one of the country’s biggest aftermarket parts providers.
Ford Maverick gaining traction, has 100,000 reservations ahead of fall release
Ford claims the Maverick, which is slated to hit car lots in October, is the only standard full hybrid pickup in America.
South Korea's LG Chem shares dive on GM electric car recall
GM on Friday expanded its recall of Bolt electric vehicles (EVs) due to fire risk from what it called battery manufacturing defects, saying the recall would cost $1 billion and that it would seek reimbursement from LG.
Used car prices could fall soon afters monthslong surge
Surging used car prices could level out soon
Get in line Tesla Bot, other automakers have done the robot thing
The Tesla Bot unveiled at Tesla's AI Day won't be the first robot project from an automaker. Honda, Toyota GM and others have already taken giants strides into the space.
Uncrashable cars: Luminar CEO ‘seeing results’ in development of self-driving AI
Cars with a mind of their own might be in the nearer future than expected, Luminar CEO Austin Russell told "The Claman Countdown."
Luminar CEO: Building uncrashable cars is near-term opportunity
Luminar founder and CEO Austin Russell discusses the future of self-driving vehicles and the development of AI.
Summer spending up as COVID-19 vaccinations increase, survey finds - but there are ways you can save money
As the number of Americans becoming vaccinated for COVID-19 grows, so does the impact on their wallets, according to a new study. Here are a few ways people can save money.
General Motors vehicles getting AT&T 5G tech to help them drive themselves
General Motors will start selling vehicles with AT&T 5G tech in 2024 to improve their over-the-air update capability, entertainment systems and partially-automated driving features.
Toyota to slash September production due to global chip shortage: report
Toyota Motor is slashing its global production for September by 40% from its previous plan due to the worldwide shortage of semiconductors, according to Nikkei Asia.
Senate Democrats ask FTC to investigate Tesla over 'misleading' Autopilot claims
Senate Democratic lawmakers called Wednesday for the Federal Trade Commission to launch a probe into Tesla’s “Autopilot” and “Full Self-Driving” systems, citing “serious concerns” regarding what they described as the company’s “misleading advertising” of their features.
Musk's 'AI Day' confronts tough questions about Tesla's technology
Tesla CEO Musk is expected to reveal more about Tesla's "Dojo" computing system on Thursday, which he has said would process vast amounts of video data it obtains from Tesla vehicles on the road.
Biden administration considers reinstating car regulations slashed by Trump
The National Highway Administration is considering reinstating regulations slashed in the last days of the Trump administration.
Lincoln president on supply chain issues in auto industry, latest SUV
Lincoln Motor Company President Joy Falotico discusses her company’s newly unveiled 2022 SUV, electric vehicles, inflation and how it is adapting to supply chain issues.
The $2.5 million 2022 Lamborghini Countach is already sold out
The 112 new Lamborghini Countach coupes that will be built have been sold out just days after it was revealed. The $2.5 million model draws inspiration from the original 1970s supercar.
Automaker FCA US admits paying off union leaders; fined $30M
A federal judge fined FCA US $30 million on Tuesday after the automaker admitted that it paid off United Auto Workers leaders to try to win concessions in negotiations covering thousands of factory workers.
Ford wants customers to order cars online, not drive them off the lots
Ford Motor Co. wants to put you into a new car—in six to eight weeks.
EV startups hunt for low-cost roads to mass production
Electric car and van startups racing to become the next Tesla Inc all want to avoid Elon Musk's journey through "manufacturing hell."
Many Americans losing car insurance savings by not shopping around, study shows
Americans think they are likely paying too much for car insurance, a new survey shows. Here's what they can do to lower their rates.


















