GM prepares $6 billion credit line to cushion UAW strike costs
The new credit line is a sign GM may be buckling in for a prolonged work stoppage by the UAW.
Consumers losing trust in self-driving vehicles, J.D. Power says
Consumers’ trust in self-driving vehicles is ‘fragile,’ according to a new study from J.D. Power and MIT’s Advanced Vehicle Technology Consortium.
Midwest confronts EV factory bidding wars
Midwestern states fell behind early in the race to secure EV factories. Now they’re making an aggressive — and potentially expensive — comeback.
Cruise robotaxi was second vehicle to strike San Francisco pedestrian, video shows
Video reviewed late Tuesday showed how the incident developed Monday night in San Francisco.
China rebukes EU after formal launch of EV subsidy probe
The European Commission formally launched the investigation on whether to set tariffs to shield its producers from a “flood” of imports of cheaper Chinese electric vehicles it says benefit from state subsidies.