Ford's BlueOval City radically changes how vehicles will be made
Ford CEO Jim Farley says the company’s first new assembly plant in more than a half-century will be ‘a marvel of simplification.’
Column: Why the Pentagon cares about EV battery materials
The U.S. auto industry and the Department of Defense are in the same boat when it comes to sourcing critical metals.
Tesla hit with federal lawsuit over alleged privacy intrusion
The lawsuit, which seeks class-action status, follows a Reuters report that Tesla employees privately shared via an internal messaging system sometimes highly invasive videos and images recorded by customers’ car cameras.
U.S. opens safety probe into Tesla that struck student in North Carolina
NHTSA is probing an incident in which the driver of a 2022 Tesla Model Y reportedly failed to stop for a school bus displaying warning lights and struck a student.
Dealerships' EV charging cost savings may be found in solar panels
Dealerships are paying for expensive EV charging stations and hoping solar panels cover some of the costs.