Sony, Honda team up to develop and sell electric vehicles
Japan's Sony Corp and Honda Motor Co Ltd said on Friday they would pair up to develop and sell battery-powered electric vehicles, and said they were open to bringing in other partners.
Elon Musk trolls Biden, invites United Auto Workers union to hold vote on organizing labor at Tesla
Tesla CEO Elon Musk invited the United Auto Workers union to hold a vote at the company this week after Biden declined to mention the electric vehicle pioneer in Tuesday evening's State of the Union address.
Rivian rolls back price hike after backlash
Rivian has backtracked on a plan to increase prices for pre-ordered vehicles after customers criticized the move.
Stellantis is donating $1.1 million to Ukrainian refugees, but not suspending Russian operations yet
Stellantis will donate $1.1 million to help displaced Ukrainians, but has not yet suspended operations in Russia.
Car insurance rates 'aren't skyrocketing' despite 4% annual inflation: report
Record-high price inflation has resulted in car insurance rate increases over the past year, but average rates are actually about the same as they were before the pandemic.
Tesla offering free charging near Ukraine to help evacuees
Tesla is offering free access to several supercharger locations in countries near Ukraine to assist with the evacuation of the country. Chargers in Poland, Slovakia and Hungary have been authorized so far.
GM suspends vehicle exports to Russia
General Motors has suspended vehicle exports to Russia, where it sells approximately 3,000 units annually, in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
Volvo, Daimler Truck suspend business in Russia
Volvo and Daimler Truck have suspended some operations in Russia in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine. Volvo is no longer shipping cars to Russia and Daimler Truck parent Mercedes-Benz is looking for ways to divest from investments in the country.
Toyota suspending Japanese production after suspected cyberattack on supplier
Toyota will suspend production in Japan on March 1 due to a suspected cyberattack on one of its major suppliers. The automaker is expected to lose 13,000 units of output as a result of the action.
Formula One won't race in Russia this year after Ukraine invasion
Formula One says it is “impossible” to hold a race in Russia later this year following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Ford recalls heavy-duty pickups; drive shafts can fracture
Ford is recalling nearly a quarter-million heavy duty pickup trucks in the U.S. because the drive shafts can fracture and cause a loss of power.
Renting a car is still going to be hard this summer
With spring and summer travel season comes a familiar pandemic reality: Car rentals will be expensive.
Subaru buyers caught in right-to-repair fight over its cars
it was a surprise to Subaru fans when Massachusetts dealerships started selling its line of 2022 vehicles without a key ingredient: the in-car wireless technology that connects drivers to music, navigation, roadside assistance and crash-avoiding sensors.
$100 oil prices impacts consumers less than it used to, portfolio manager says
Adviser Investments portfolio manager Adam Johnson discusses his outlook for oil prices.
Electric vehicle sales hit record high in 2021, KBB reports
EV sales increased 72% year-over-year, according to KBB, but there are some important costs of EV ownership that drivers should consider.
GM Defense working on $45B autonomous tank for US armed forces
GM Defense and General Dynamics Land Systems are teaming up on a bid to build the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle for the U.S. armed forces.
Daytona 500: NASCAR becomes hot new investment for celebrities
While NASCAR racers are gearing up for this year’s Daytona 500, spectators may see some featured cars owned by celebrities on the track – from Grammy Award-winning artist Pitbull to boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. and even NBA legend Michael Jordan.
Feds open investigation into Tesla 'phantom braking' incidents
NHTSA has opened an investigation into reports of certain Tesla vehicles applying their automatic emergency brakes without apparent reason.
Energy expert: Companies, markets should dictate electric car switch, not government plans
The White House approved $5 billion in infrastructure spending to expand the electric network, but some remain skeptical the money will go where it's most needed.
Carvana allegedly leaving car buyers on the hook after selling cars without title
Some buyers have claimed to have waited about a year for the title, well over the 30 days allowed by law in some states for a company to provide the documents



















