The Latest Breaking News on Electric Vehicles

The pickup’s original powered bed cover was an interesting bit of kit, allowing owners to hide valuables from sight at the push of a button, but it was plagued by reliability issues.

In Paris, France, electric scooter rentals have been officially banned, following a votation that saw 90 percent of participants in favor of the ban.

Tesla will make its return to the Detroit Auto Show for the first time since 2015. The automaker will offer ride in drives on public roads.

With rising urbanization, economic growth, and infrastructure development globally, the demand for both passenger and commercial vehicles is soaring. While prominent auto companies like NIO (NIO) and Blue Bird (BLBD) stand to gain, let's assess which of these auto stocks offers a more enticing investment prospect.

The Harris Ranch Supercharger shows that Tesla has fallen short of its commitment to run its Superchargers on renewable energy.

NHTSA alleges that the airbag inflators could rupture during deployment.

Toyota built its first Hilux Hydrogen Fuel Cell Prototype at its Burnaston vehicle plant in Derby, England.

The auto industry exhibits a robust outlook due to consumers’ resilient appetite for buying cars. Therefore, auto stocks like Group 1 Automotive (GPI), Copart, Inc. (CPRT), and Cars.com (CARS), with bullish attention, could be solid buys now. Read on….

The trademark filing was submitted on August 28 and is intended for “Motor vehicles, namely gasoline and electric automobiles, pick-up trucks, sport utility vehicles, and their structural parts.”

The train shuttle is capable of moving 400 people per ride and will commute around 60 times a day from Monday to Friday.

The auto parts industry is poised for immense growth thanks to increasing vehicle demand, steady aftermarket sales, and rising interest in Electric Vehicles (EVs). Thus, it could be wise to monitor strong auto parts stocks Valeo (VLEEY), Miller Industries (MLR), and Modine Manufacturing (MOD) for potential solid gains. Read more….