Musk: Full Self-Driving customers are 'betting on the future'
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said customers who buy Full Self-Driving are 'betting on the future' as the autonomous driving feature remains a work in progress.
Lucid Motors stock pops in debut, CEO’s goal is affordable electric vehicles
Lucid Motors CEO says the electric vehicle maker is on track to meet projected deliveries for the next two years.
Tesla surpasses $1B profit for first time
The electric vehicle maker's second-quarter profit came in at $1.14 billion, or $1.02 per share, compared with $104 million or 10 cents a share, a year ago.
Lucid Motors aims to 'transition mankind' towards sustainability, says CEO
Lucid Motors CEO and CTO Peter Rawlinson discusses the company's challenge to Tesla and other electric vehicle vendors.
Are US gasoline prices finally falling?
The nation's average gas price fell about 2.9 cents per gallon from a week ago to $3.14 per gallon, according to GasBuddy data.
Chip shortage wreaking ‘havoc’ on multiple industries: Expert
Swipe4Free chief financial officer Jennifer Vartanov discusses the chip shortage as well as supply and demand issues.
Gas engines, and the people behind them, are cast aside for electric vehicles
Steven Penkevich spent 36 years at Ford Motor Co. as part of an army of Detroit engineers who perfected the internal combustion engine, a technology dating back to the dawn of the automobile era. He developed gasoline engines for family sedans as well as thunderous NASCAR racing machines.
GM using expanded Super Cruise on 6 vehicles next year
General Motors said Friday that it will include its expanded, hands-free driver-assisted technology on six vehicles next year.
Self-driving Ford cars coming to Miami Lyft customers by end of 2021
Ford and ride-share app Lyft are bringing autonomous vehicles to Lyft customers in Miami by the end of 2021.
Faraday Future begins public trading, looks to beat out luxury electric vehicle competition
Carsten Breitfeld, CEO of Faraday Future, on why his company can rise to the top of the luxury electric vehicle market.
Mercedes-Benz pushing to go all-electric by 2030
Daimler AG's luxury car brand Mercedes-Benz says it is stepping up its transition to electric cars, doubling the planned share of sales by 2025.
Ford’s Explorer, Escape among vehicles getting fresher air filters
Ford Refresh95, which are certified cabin air filters, will be rolled out to select Ford vehicles, including the Bronco Sport, Escape, Explorer, Mustang Mach-E, Police Interceptor Utility and Maverick by the end of the year.
How to keep your car insurance costs low amid rate increases
Auto insurance rates are increasing this year, and are set to increase even more in the year ahead. One expert gives four tips on what you can do to keep your rates low.
Microchip shortage won't be solved by 'throwing money' at it: Acquisition CEO
Rodgers Silicon Valley Acquisition CEO T.J. Rodgers on how the microchip shortage is impacting smartphone and auto makers.
Toyota pulls Olympic ads from Japan amid COVID-19 concerns
Japan’s top automaker, Toyota, has announced the withdrawal of all Olympic-themed advertisements from airing locally in response to backlash surrounding the rising COVID-19 infection rates as it relates to the Tokoyo Olympics.
Volkswagen kills off Passat in US to focus on SUVs and electric vehicles
Volkswagen AG is phasing out sales of the Passat sedan in the U.S., the latest well-known nameplate to exit U.S. showrooms as auto makers embrace sport-utility vehicles.
AutoNation reports record 2Q earnings; stock up 130% in past year
AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson discusses the auto dealer's success throughout the pandemic era.
Car demand to remain strong into next year: AutoNation CEO
Strong demand for automobiles is showing no sign of slowing, according to AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson.
Nissan bets big on UK with EV battery plant and new crossover
Nissan Motor Co bet on Britain to supercharge its European electric future on Thursday, pledging $1.4 billion with its Chinese partner to build a giant battery plant that will power 100,000 vehicles a year including a new crossover model.
Ford may ship unfinished vehicles to dealers who will install semiconductor chips onsite, report says
Ford may begin shipping vehicles to dealers without all of the required semiconductor chips, which will be installed at the showrooms, Automotive News reports. The automaker is considering several options to address the shortage of chips currently strangling production.



















