Rivian Automotive Ruined Again
The bad news outweighs the good for Rivian Automotive, which continues to be an also-ran.
The bad news outweighs the good for Rivian Automotive, which continues to be an also-ran.
For years, “KN” has been used as a Google search term directing you to a car parts company and a German newspaper. Another top search result points to Illinois-based audio technology company Knowles Corporation…
Forbes Advisor has listed the most dangerous states for drivers. Most of the data is from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The yardstick is fatal crashes and fatal crashes caused by negligence. The…
Ten years ago, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA | TSLA Price Prediction) had only 30 Supercharger stations in the United States. Only the Interstate 5 highway along the west coast had a reliable long-distance chain of…
The first Tesla Cybertrucks roll out this month, presenting a challenge to competitors, especially Ford's F-150 Lightning.
GM won’t continue its tests of driverless vehicles in the U.S. for now. Its permit to test them in California was taken away. State regulators don’t think GM “autonomous vehicles” are safe. The primary…
Ford’s stock dropped 12% after it gave its future away to the UAW and delayed EV product plans. It also missed Wall St.’s forecast for its third-quarter numbers. Anyone who wondered if the company…
After reaching a tentative agreement with the UAW, Ford throttled back its investment in electric vehicles, threatening Ford's EV future.
General Motors recently said it would slow manufacturing of its electric pickups, as it struggles to find footing in the EV sector.
Ford Executive Chair Bill Ford has registered a deep concern about the UAW strike.
Ford’s plan to rule the EV market in the U.S., particularly in the pickup sector, has started to unravel. The Wall Street Journal obtained a UAW memo that shows Ford would slow production of…
Has Ford announced its next dividend payment? Stay tuned for another update and, perhaps, more job actions when UAW President Shawn Fein holds a press conference later in the morning.
The United Auto Workers (UAW) has struck one of Ford’s most profitable plants, potentially harming the company's future in electric vehicles (EVs).
The federal government will start to give EV buyers as much as $7,500 to make a purchase. That is not good news for Ford.
Two new strikes against U.S. and Canadian auto plants began on Monday. Did anyone notice?