General Motors and Kroger launching electric grocery cart
General Motors' BrightDrop electric van division is launching a battery-powered and climate controlled grocery cart for retail delivery services.
Porsche issuing 911 million shares in IPO to salute its iconic model
Volkswagen is spinning off Porsche with an IPO that will value the brand at approximately $75 billion across 911 million shares, saluting its popular model.
Honda overpays bonuses, asks for cash back from employees: report
Honda Motors Co. has reportedly asked its employees to give money back from bonuses the company says were overpaid. Marysville factory employees have until Sept. 22.
Ford CEO Farley explains why the brand isn't going all-electric like GM
Ford CEO Jim Farley said the company is investing in internal combustion engines as other brands leave the segment because not everyone is ready for electric vehicles.
GM announces $491M investment in Indiana facility as part of EV production efforts
GM on Thursday announced a $491 million investment into its Marion, Indiana, metal stamping plant to ready the facility to make parts for EVs and other future products.
Typical monthly payment for a new vehicle hits record $743
Typical monthly payments for a new car got steeper in August, hitting a record $743, according to the Cox Automotive/Moody's Analytics Vehicle Affordability Index.
Biden gets Detroit auto show tours from GM, Ford execs
President Biden toured the Detroit auto show on Wednesday, meeting with industry leaders. Biden drove a Cadillac Lyriq ahead of his speech on electric vehicles.
In or out: Ford gives dealers ultimatum on EV sales
Ford CEO Jim Farley has told dealers they need to decide by Oct. 31 whether or not they want to become certified to sell the brand's electric vehicles.
Biden to announce $900 million electric vehicle infrastructure overhaul at Detroit auto show
President Joe Biden will head to Detroit on Wednesday for the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), where he will meet with auto company CEOs, unions and local leaders.
General Motors' Cruise autonomous taxi company expanding to Phoenix and Austin
The General Motors-owned Cruise autonomous ride-hailing service will expand to Phoenix and Austin this fall, company CEO Kyle Vogt said on Monday.
Rivian, Mercedes-Benz announce partnership to produce electric vans
Rivian and Mercedes-Benz Vans are launching a joint venture to manufacture large electric vans. Vehicles would be manufactured in an existing European factory.
Tesla considers building Texas lithium refinery
Tesla is reportedly considering setting up a battery-grade lithium refinery on the Texas coast. If approved, construction could begin later this year.
Electric Nissan Leaf can now be used as a battery backup for businesses
Nissan has approved a bi-directional charging system for use with the Nissan Leaf that will allow businesses to use their fleets as battery storage for their electrical systems.
Consumers would 'definitely consider' an Apple car more often than most others, including Teslas
The Apple car is already popular among consumers even though it doesn't actually exist yet, according to a new brand consideration survey from Strategic Vision.
West Virginia coal miners help tourists push their dead electric car
A group of coal miners recently helped push a dead electric vehicle to a charging station in West Virginia.
Software in 80 Cruise autonomous vehicles recalled, updated after collision in June
Software in 80 Cruise autonomous vehicles was recalled and updated following a collision involving one of the startup's cars, according to NHTSA filings.
GM to offer franchise buyouts to U.S. Buick dealers
General Motors will offer buyouts to U.S. Buick dealers as an alternative for franchise owners who don’t want to pay the price of shifting Buick into an EV only brand.
Nissan looks to make $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit more available to customers
Nissan said it will more aggressively push electric vehicles to take advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act that gives up to $7,500 in tax credits.
EU hits US for Inflation Reduction Act electric vehicle tax credit requiring final assembly in North America
The European Union is criticizing the Inflation Reduction Act's tax credit for electric vehicles that requires final assembly to take place in North America.
CA residents speak out against EV charging restrictions: ‘We need better infrastructure’
Three California residents call out the state's irony over its push towards electric vehicles, noting the recent energy restrictions prove "the grid can't support it" yet.