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GM And Hyundai's Electric Van And Truck Plans Are Coming Together

The auto giants are exploring a broad partnership across vehicle segments and EV batteries.

By Suvrat Kothari

Mar 21 -

Tesla's Missing $1.4 Billion Has Accounting Experts Asking Questions

Plus, Hyundai is completely unbothered about Trump's EV policies, and Rivian throws Fisker owners a bone.

By Rob Stumpf

Mar 20 -

As Tesla Falters, China's BYD Pulls Ahead With 5-Minute EV Charging

Plus, Audi and Alfa Romeo aren't so sure about an all-electric future anytime soon, and Nissan's U.S. arm inks an EV battery deal.

By Patrick George

Mar 19 -

Tesla Values Are Tanking Three Times Faster Than Any Other Brand

Plus, Audi weighs a new "entry-level" EV as well as big cost cuts, and Carlos Ghosn says Elon Musk could fix Nissan.

By Rob Stumpf

Mar 18 -

Volkswagen Plans To Hit Back Where It Matters Most

Plus, tariff threats are leading to an unlikely alliance between Toyota and Honda, and BYD has big plans for Europe's EV market.

By Patrick George

Mar 17 -

Even Tesla Is Getting Nailed By The 'Bipolar Tariff Regime'

Even Tesla can't escape the tariff chaos. Plus, the VW Group's Cupra brand U.S. launch is on track, and BMW takes a hit in China.

By Patrick George

Mar 14 -

We Just Had The 'Most Disastrous Day In EPA History'

Plus, Musk pledges to double Tesla production, and tariffs won't be enough to bring auto manufacturing-related jobs back to U.S.

By Rob Stumpf

Mar 13 -

Elon Musk Finally Gets His White House EV Summit

It is dubious whether this ringing Trump endorsement will lift Tesla's falling sales or stock price. Also: Northvolt goes bankrupt.

By Patrick George

Mar 12 -

Can Nissan's New 'Real Car Guy' CEO Put It Back In The EV Race?

Plus, modern in-car tech is getting worse and owners have brought receipts, plus Polestar turns to Volvo's dealer network.

By Rob Stumpf

Mar 11 -

How Toyota Is Dealing With The Rise Of China's EVs

Toyota readies a counterattack in China. Plus: Tesla protests rage on for another weekend. How long can Elon Musk's company keep this up?

By Patrick George

Mar 10 -

Tesla Accused Of 'Gaming' Rebates After Claiming 8,600 Sales In One Weekend

EV subsidies in Canada were about to end. Tesla then filed for over half of the remaining rebates in hours, leaving dealers furious.

By Suvrat Kothari

Mar 7 -

Nissan Could Nab Foxconn Exec For Its New CEO

Plus, VW ID.Every1 is the first VW to use Rivian software and GM faces another legal battle over allegedly selling driver data.

By Rob Stumpf

Mar 6 -

GM, Toyota, Stellantis Back New Bill To Weaken Fuel Economy Rules

President Trump's tariffs could deal a devastating blow to the auto industry. A new legislation aims to soften the impact of that.

By Suvrat Kothari

Mar 5 -

What The Tariffs Mean For America's Electric Vehicle Race

Plus, GM hires a Chief AI Officer, and the EU looks to back off emissions targets.

By Rob Stumpf

Mar 4 -

'Existential Threat': How Tariffs And Uncertainty Could Blow Up The Auto Industry

Prices could rise as much as $10,000 on some models if tariffs go into effect. Meanwhile, a new Chinese challenger to Tesla rises fast.

By Patrick George

Mar 3 -

GM’s EV Surge Is Set To Face Its Biggest Challenge This Year

General Motors catapulted to become one of America’s best-selling EV makers. Now comes Trump’s wrecking ball.

By Suvrat Kothari

Feb 28 -

Hyundai, Kia Pump The Brakes On Solid State Batteries Until 2030

Plus, Nissan draws up plans to replace its CEO and Stellantis tells Trump he's slapping tariffs on the wrong cars.

By Rob Stumpf

Feb 27 -

What's Next For Lucid Motors

Lucid is searching for a new CEO but won't "reinvent the company." Plus: Stellantis also needs a new top executive at a difficult time.

By Patrick George

Feb 26 -

Trump’s EV Charger Purge Could Cost Taxpayers Over $1 Billion

Plus, hackers are targeting EV charging stations and Tesla prepares to launch FSD in China

By Rob Stumpf

Feb 25 -

Inside BYD's 'Bold' Plans For Europe

The Chinese auto giant is taking the world by storm. Here's how it aims to compete with the likes of Volkswagen on their home turf.

By Patrick George

Feb 24 -

Rivian Says Policy Shifts Will Cost 'Hundreds Of Millions' This Year

Rivian's future looks promising, but regulatory and economic headwinds pose a challenge to its growth plans.

By Suvrat Kothari

Feb 21 -

Toyota’s Big Push: 50% Electrified U.S. Sales In 2025

Plus, Hyundai bumps U.S. production up 66% over tariff threats and Tesla is cited for safety violations surrounding a workplace death.

By Rob Stumpf

Feb 20 -

Trump Could Hit The Entire Auto Industry With The Chicken Tax

Also on today's Critical Materials: Rivian's cost-cutting may have paid off, and electric and hydrogen truck startup Nikola goes bust.

By Patrick George

Feb 19 -

Tesla Full Self-Driving Could Be China's Tariff Bargaining Chip

Plus, Trump threatens more auto tariffs for Q2 and BYD reveals its ambitious plans for Europe.

By Rob Stumpf

Feb 18 -