GM lidar supplier Cepton opens Detroit-area office as business expands
The office expansion began in 2021 following the company’s announcements of its advanced driver-assistance system lidar series production award with GM.
Tesla's German recruitment drive hit by lower wages
Staff at Tesla’s Gruenheide site, near Berlin, are getting about 20 percent less than at rival automakers who adhere to local wage agreements, the IG Metall union said.
Mazda, Subaru, Chevy-Buick and Nissan dealerships sell in four states
Two of the largest privately held dealership groups in the country and two other auto retailers grew their footprints with second-quarter acquisitions.
Grid could use a jolt from lawmakers in preparation for EV influx, report says
Lawmakers must press for a more reliable and resilient electric grid to support electric vehicles, according to a new report from Securing America’s Future Energy and the Electrification Coalition.
Russian cars drop airbags, anti-lock brakes because of sanctions
AvtoVAZ, formerly owned by Renault, resumed production after the Russian government loosened its safety regulations to reduce the effect of sanctions related to its invasion of Ukraine.