U.S., General Motors settle alleged discrimination against non-US citizens
Under the terms of the agreement, the company will pay $365,000 in civil penalties to the United States.
Group issues recommendations for impaired-driving prevention tech
The technical working group’s guidance comes after months of research and aims to help NHTSA meet the statutory deadline for completing the rule-making.
Southern used-car dealer U.S. Auto Sales closes locations
U.S. Auto Sales’ website carried a popup Tuesday morning stating its used-vehicle dealerships had closed, but it was “working on a solution to re-open them as soon as possible.”
‘Alarmed' lawmaker questions Ford CEO Jim Farley on deal with China's CATL
U.S. Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., raised concerns over whether the arrangement leans on a “loophole” in the electric vehicle tax credit’s battery component sourcing requirements and goes against the law’s intent of U.S. energy security and reducing dependence on foreign adversaries such as China for battery materials and manufacturing.
Lordstown Motors resumes production, deliveries after February pause
Lordstown Motors said production and deliveries of its Endurance electric pick-up truck resumed this month after a pause in February to address quality issues.