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Ford Truck Fire May Threaten Sales
It was a scene no car company wants to witness: its flagship EV engulfed by fire on the news.
Rivian Nosedives
Failed electric vehicle (EV) maker Rivian has found its stock hit again.
Tesla Wants to Sell Cars at a Discount
In the balance of profit against market share, Tesla founder Elon Musk has decided that market share will win for now.
Tesla Gets Cheaper
Tesla can leverage a brand that is among the most valuable in the world to maintain its visibility as the market leader.
Lucid Stumbles
Troubled electric vehicle maker Lucid repeatedly has proven that it is unlikely to remain a competitor in the EV race.
EVs in Trouble
A recent analysis shows that less than one in five Americans want to buy and electric car.
Ford vs GM
GM stock has outperformed that of Ford over the past year. Neither company has anything to brag about.
This Car Has the Worst Gas Mileage in America
A recent analysis reveals that the Bugatti Chiron gets less than 10 miles per gallon.
Tesla Shrinks
Tesla has dropped prices so aggressively that by one count the figure has hit five times this year. Based on everything known, the reason is to hold off a growing number of competitors that…
Ford Lightning Sales Languish
Ford's flagship EV, the F-150 Lightning, has a long way to go to be a sales success.
Ford’s Board Chair Overpaid by $17 Million
Who is to blame for Ford's missteps and poor performance in the past year?
Ford vs Tesla
It was another extraordinary quarter for Tesla. Ford will have much smaller numbers for the same period.
Ford Hammers Its Customers Again
Anyone skeptical about whether Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F | F Price Prediction) can succeed under current management should note that it now has changed the price for its EV flagship F-150 Lightning four…
Lucid Is a Wreck
After it dumps 18% of its workforce, will there be enough staff left for Lucid to be a viable manufacturer?