Carvana to slash 1,500 jobs, cites economic headwinds
Carvana Co. is cutting 1,500 jobs, or around 8% of its workforce. This comes after the Arizona used-car retailer slashed around 2,500 jobs earlier in the year.
General Motors' newest business? Repairing Teslas
General Motors president Mark Reuss said during the company's Investor Day presentation that over 11,000 Teslas have been repaired at GM service centers since 2021.
Ford Ranger driver killed after ignoring airbag recall
The owner of a 2006 Ford Ranger was killed in an accident this year due to injuries related to a faulty Takata airbag inflator that was under recall, but not repaired.
Vietnamese EV maker VinFast to supply 2,500 units to US car subscription service Autonomy
Autonomy which acts as a subscription service for EV's like Tesla, is adding electric cars to its line up from Vinfast, Rivian, Kia, and Mercedes Benz.
General Motors President says 'the ICE age is not over' amid shift to EVs
General Motors president Mark Reuss said the automaker isn't ready to abandon internal combustion engine vehicles as it transforms into an EV maker.
Chrysler parent Stellantis recalling 280,000 heavy-duty trucks for fire risks
The company has reports of 16 vehicle fires and one minor injury between March and October that may be related to the recall. Stellantis said the recall fix is under development.
Tesla Semi delivery event scheduled for December 1
The first customer Tesla Semis will be delivered at an event at the automaker's factory in Sparks, Nevada, on December 1, more than five years after it was unveiled.
EV startups struggle to catch Tesla’s hype train
Rivian’s peers went public via mergers with special-purpose acquisition companies, a less lucrative route. They are now raising capital in a difficult funding environment.
Tesla EVs ranked among the worst in annual reliability survey by Consumer Reports
Although EVs and full-size pickup trucks enjoy the hottest demand in the market, they are the "most problematic," the nonprofit organization that evaluates products and services said.
Auto makers shift to lower-cost batteries for electric vehicles
To reduce price of electric cars, caused by supply-chain snarls, soaring demand, and inflation, EV makers are switching to lithium-iron-phosphate batteries.
Auto emergency braking can cut crashes by over 40%, studies show
New U.S. studies found that automatic emergency braking technology is able to cut the number of rear-end automobile crashes in half and also reduces pickup crashes.
Thanksgiving travel expected to increase: Tips for drivers, flyers this holiday season
Thanksgiving travel is expected to rise just shy of pre-pandemic levels this year. AAA forecasts that 54.6 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more.
Bizarre fatal high speed Tesla crash in China sparks police probe
A harrowing crash caught on security cameras shows a Tesla Model Y accelerating through a city in China, striking several vehicles causing at least two fatalities.
Ford, GM, Hyundai named 'Best for Vets'
Ford, GM and Hyundai were among the 175 companies that made the Military Times "Best for Vets" list for 2022, which highlights companies that support veteran employment.
General Motors struggles with keeping the lights on
General Motors is recalling 340,000 SUVs because their daytime running lights do not turn off when the headlights are turned on, which could cause crashes.
Mazda can't build enough SUVs because Alabama's unemployment is so low
Mazda's CEO said the tight labor market in Alabama has prevented the automaker from adding a second shift at its Huntsville SUV assembly line.
Amazon's Rivian electric vans now making deliveries in 100 cities
Amazon is now making deliveries in over 100 U.S. cities using its Rivian electric delivery vans and has more than 1,000 in its fleet of vehicles.
Tesla recalls over 40K vehicles due to potential power steering issue
Tesla is recalling over 40,000 of certain 2017 to 2021 Model S and Model X vehicles. The recall is for an issue with the electronic power assist steering system.
Japan warns US’ EV tax credit in Biden inflation bill could deter investment, cost jobs
Japan warned the US government over the weekend that its electric vehicle tax credit could ultimately deter investment in North America.
Recession-proof? Lamborghini is sold out into 2024
Lamborghini sold 7,430 cars from January to September, and it has so many orders that it will not be able to fill them until the first quarter of 2024.


















