Tag: EV news
Former Porsche top executive reported to join EV startup, Rivian
Kjell Gruner, the former CEO of Porsche North America, is reportedly joining electric vehicle startup Rivian.Ā
On July 5, Porsche announced that Gruner was departing...
What dealers think about the changing automotive landscape ā Don Hall...
Virginia dealers and executives in the car industry recently gathered to discuss electric vehicles and other hot topics at the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association's...
UAW begins bargaining as the industry braces for tough contract negotiations
Shawn Fain, president of the United Auto Workers, made a commitment to union members that he would conduct contract negotiations with the Detroit automakers...
Hyundai debuts IONIQ 5 N, an EV that makes fake engine...
Hyundai has unveiled the IONIQ 5 N, a performance-focused electric vehicle that the car manufacturer hopes will jump-start the new "N" lineup.
The automaker showcased...
New car supply remains steady even as EV inventory outstrips ICE
Dealers continued to see a healthy new car supply in June, as inventories shrank slightly from May but remained much greater than the previous...
NHTSA suggests a new regulatory path for self-driving vehicles
It's arguable that a new regulatory pathway for self-driving vehicles to enter the roads will emerge soon. The deployment of autonomous vehicles without conventional...
Lucid falls behind on production but maintains sales pace in Q2
Electric vehicle startup Lucid has revealed its production and delivery numbers for the second quarter as it prepares to take shareholder questions during the...
NACS to be standardized ahead of schedule, according to SAE
SAE International, the engineering organization behind the development of guidelines for the Combined Charging System (CCS), has formed a team that it says will...
New car prices stall in June as electric vehicles take a...
Electric vehicle discounts caused rising new car prices to stall in June, with transaction totals rising only 1.6% from the prior year.
This growth is...
U.S. Army receives first order of electric pickups from Ford
Ford has completed theĀ first delivery of electric pickups to the U.S. Army as the military looks to transition away from gas-powered vehicles.
The car manufacturer...