Uber racks up Q2 adjusted loss in an attempt to ease driver shortage
The ride-hailing giant spent heavily to lure drivers back in the second quarter, resulting in a wider-than-predicted loss.
Industry's transformation may hinge on policy teamwork
Automakers are barreling ahead on electrification and autonomous technologies, but policy experts say some private-public teamwork is needed.
The secret of innovation in the new era? Move fast
Suppliers might also have to look for component solutions far outside their wheelhouses.
Study: EVs cost more to service than ICE vehicles
Data analytics firm We Predict studied about 19 million vehicles between the 2016 and 2021 model years.
Ill. gives dealers more power on warranty charges
The bill also establishes methodology for calculating the average labor rate and ends automakers’ ability to refuse parts markups that they deem “unreasonable.”