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19d ago
Vehicle News
Tesla Assessing Critical Jobs Amid Layoff Fears
Electric vehicle giant Tesla is reportedly considering which positions are essential, causing concerns among employees about potential job cuts at the automaker.
19d ago
Electric Vehicles
The New Car Batteries That Could Power the Electric Vehicle Revolution
Researchers are experimenting with different designs that could lower costs, extend vehicle ranges and offer other improvements.
19d ago
Vehicle News
New Ford Puma: the UK’s best-selling car of 2023 gets an update
Learn about the latest update to the popular Ford Puma, the best-selling car in the UK for 2023.
20d ago
Electric Vehicles
Ford Reassessing EV Plans, Including Battery Integration
Ford Motor is rethinking its electric vehicle strategies, including reassessing the need for vertical battery integration, CEO Jim Farley said Tuesday.
20d ago
Vehicle News
2025 Ford Explorer ST CGI-Receives the Ford Performance Look We've All Wanted
The Ford Motor Company introduced the refreshed 2025 Explorer mid-size crossover SUV and the ritzier 2025 Aviator sibling. Both models share a 3.0-liter EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 engine with 400 horsepower. The virtual artist kelsonik has created a CGI rendering of the new Explorer ST with a sportier design.
20d ago
Electric Vehicles
Hertz Halts Plan to Buy 65,000 Electric Cars Amid EV Slump
Hertz is pausing its plans to purchase 65,000 electric vehicles from Polestar due to high repair costs and the stalling demand for electric cars.
21d ago
Vehicle News
Tesla Stock Hits 9-Month Low as Musk Controversies Continue
Shares of Tesla have dropped to their lowest level in 9 months, making it the worst-performing stock on the S&P 500 index. The decline is attributed to a combination of missed earnings estimates and increased controversy surrounding Elon Musk.
21d ago
Electric Vehicles
UK Electric Vehicle Maker Arrival Enters Administration
Arrival, a British electric vehicle maker, has gone into administration putting 170 jobs at risk. The company, previously valued at $15 billion, appointed consultancy firm EY as administrator after failing to launch its debut electric van.