Elon Musk takes jab at UAW over $2M embezzlement scandal, says Tesla made some of its workers millionaires
Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Tuesday made a jab at the United Auto Workers over embezzlement charges against one of its former officials.
Hertz adding Tesla Model Y to rental fleet
Hertz is adding the Tesla Model Y to its rental fleet alongside the Model 3. The vehicles are part of a planned 100,000 vehicle purchase from the automaker.
USPS places $3 billion order for 50,000 new delivery vehicles including 10,000 electric trucks
The USPS has doubled the number of electric vehicles it plans to buy as part of a $3 billion order for 50,000 delivery trucks.
Renault shuts Moscow plant amid boycott threat, but Russians may reopen it
Renault has idled production at its Moscow factory amid boycott threats from Ukraine. The French automaker owns a majority stake in Russian brand Avtovaz.
Tesla to host 15,000-person grand opening next month at new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas
Travis County Commissioners approved a permit this week for Tesla to host a 15,000-person grand opening next month at the company's new Gigafactory in Austin, Texas.
Ford recalling 200,000 pickups and SUVs for brake issue
Nearly 200,000 Ford F-150s, Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators are being recalled due to a brake fluid leak that can reduce stopping power.
Tesla's Elon Musk dances at opening of Berlin Gigafactory
Tesla CEO Elon Musk busted some moves at the opening ceremony of the electric vehicle giant's Gigafactory in Berlin, just as he said he would.
Chevrolet Corvette Stingray production idled this week due to parts shortage
General Motors has suspended production of the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray at its Bowling Green Assembly plant this week due to an unspecified parts shortage.
Tesla's Giga Berlin a big win for investors
The opening of Tesla's Giga Berlin factory in Germany is a major step toward expanding the electric vehicle giant's footprint in Europe.
Ukraine war, chip shortage hit Ford production
Ford is idling two European factories and losing supplies of a vehicle built by Volkswagen due to the semiconductor chip shortage and supply chain issues caused by the war in Ukraine.
Electric Cadillac Lyriq production begins in Tennessee ahead of May deliveries
Cadillac has started production of its first electric vehicle, the Lyriq, at GM's Spring Hill, Tenn., factory. The $59,990 SUV competes against vehicles like the Tesla Model Y and Audi e-tron SUV
Paris taxi driver files lawsuit against Tesla after fatal crash
A Paris taxi driver is suing Tesla over a fatal car crash.
GM buys SoftBank's stake in its driverless car unit Cruise
General Motors Co. said it is buying out SoftBank Vision Fund L.P.'s stake in its Cruise division for $2.1 billion, roughly four years after the Japanese investment firm joined the car maker in betting on driverless-car technology.
Are rising gas prices making auto companies get ahead of themselves in EV push?
Frances Newton Stacy and Gary Kaltbaum provide insight on auto companies ramping up the push for electric vehicles as gas prices soar.
Volkswagen recalling 223,000 SUVs for braking and airbag problems
Volkswagen is recalling 223,000 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport SUVs due to a wiring harness issue that can lead to phantom braking and airbag failure
Ferrari stripping Russian sponsor Kaspersky Lab from its Formula One cars
Ferrari's Formula One team will not feature the logos of its sponsor Kaspersky Labs until further notice as the automaker assesses its relationship with the software security firm. Several governments are concerned that the company's products could be hacked by Russian agents.
Allstate raises auto rates due to inflation
Allstate is hiking auto insurance rates in an effort to offset rising inflation.
Elon Musk working on Tesla Master Plan Part 3
Elon Musk has announced via Twitter that he is working on the third version of Tesla's master plan. The automaker released a previous update in 2016.
Steve Wozniak just bought Tesla-rivaling electric car
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has revealed on Twitter that his newest car is an electric Lucid Air.
China's new COVID lockdown hits Apple supplier, raising risk of higher inflation
A spike in COVID-19 cases has prompted China to lock down two major cities, freezing production across a number of auto manufacturers and electronics factories – a move that threatens to further exacerbate the hottest inflation in four decades.



















