Tesla invites local residents to visit controversial plant in Germany
The automaker is inviting local residents to explore the plant and take rides in a Model Y.
Liberals projected to form next Canadian government; what it could mean for auto
Under previous mandates, the Liberals in Canada established a relatively consistent track record for automotive support and investment, particularly when it comes to electric vehicles.
Florida hospitals, overwhelmed with COVID, describe nursing shortage, financial hits
Hospital administrators on Monday gave House committees a glimpse into the challenges facing health care professionals, describing efforts to reimagine how care is delivered amid a nursing shortage and sizable financial hit from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Disney pays $46 million for 60 acres that will become Lake Nona campus
A company tied to Walt Disney World is paying more than $46 million for the future site of its office campus in Lake Nona, according to a report in GrowthSpotter.
With Autopilot active, study says Tesla drivers glance away from road more often
When Autopilot is enabled, Tesla drivers’ eyes stray from the road more frequently and for longer periods of time compared with manual driving, according to researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.