Tesla Releases Dual Motor Model 3
As usual, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) did not issue a press release about its newest product. CEO Elon Musk sent a series of tweets to launch the new dual motor Model 3. The news did…
As usual, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) did not issue a press release about its newest product. CEO Elon Musk sent a series of tweets to launch the new dual motor Model 3. The news did…
GM is offering full-size pickups for 2019 with inline four-cylinder engines that the company says are the equal of competing V6 engines and will be more fuel efficient.
Tesla is under fire yet again. This time it’s not Elon Musk’s tweets or another fatal crash, but an influential financial group believes that Tesla may have to tap capital markets to fund its…
New car sales in Europe rose nearly 10% year over year in April and sales for the first four months of 2018 are up nearly 3%.
After a fire took a supplier of parts for Ford’s (NYSE: F) F-150 offline and worried investors that the company’s No.1 selling vehicle by far would face falling inventories, the company announced that production…
While Tesla has had some unusual issues for the past few months, the past several days have seen a piling on of bad news and that has had a chilling effect on the share…
Americans remain skeptical of self-driving cars according to survey results published Tuesday by Gallup. The technology has not made impressive strides toward consumer acceptance.
Tesla faces another obstacle in its road, quite literally, after a Model S crashed into a truck late on Friday. Was the autopilot to blame in this collision?
Worldwide sales of all-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles rose by 59% year over year in the first quarter of 2018. For the full year sales are forecast to rise by nearly 50%.
Mercedes-Benz has introduced a new roadster, the AMG GT S. The new convertible fits between the AMG GT and the AMG C in both price and performance and is the 10th car to carry…
Much of Elon Musk's eccentric behavior has been written off as the peculiar actions of a genius. However, his wild behavior on Tesla's most recent earnings call brings into question his ability to be…
According to a report at Reuters, Ford may be able to restart production of its best-selling F-150 pickups as soon as next Friday at plants in Kansas City and Dearborn.
Several car companies have made police versions of their vehicles over the years. Dodge has taken a vehicle that is already fast and modified it for law enforcement.
Will GM or Fiat Chrysler be able to take advantage of Ford's pickup truck troubles to add to their sales and market share in the most lucrative part of the U.S. vehicle market?
Ford said it needs to suspend F-150 production at more than one facility because of supply chain problems. It is one of the rare chances competition will have to try to take market share…