EV Companies Most Likely to Fold
It has become clear that large car companies and Tesla will own the EV market. Smaller companies eventually will disappear.
It has become clear that large car companies and Tesla will own the EV market. Smaller companies eventually will disappear.
AAA has launched a roadside assistance program for EV owners who find themselves in need of a little juice.
Lincoln is Ford’s most visible failure, and the company has no way to change that except to end the brand.
Ford just recalled 634,000 vehicles. These were 2020-2023 Bronco Sport and Escape SUVs with a 3-cylinder, 1.5-liter engine. Some of the same vehicles were recalled in April. That is an ugly track record for…
The car industry has gone through one of its most wrenching periods in decades. After COVID-19 halted operations at dealerships, these dealerships found they had no inventory. Part shortages, caused by supply chain problems,…
Monday’s additional top analyst upgrades and downgrades were on American Express, Canadian Natural Resources, Carvana, Cigna, Comerica, ConocoPhillips, Walt Disney and more.
Carvana, the used car company, had a model that worked for about two years. The model has collapsed, its stock has fallen, its bonds have lost a huge amount of value, and it may…
EV car company Lucid makes astonishingly expensive vehicles priced as high as $249,000. For that price, customers should at least get cars that work. New evidence indicates that the quality of many of its…
In the latest J.D. Power 2023 ALG Residual Value Awards, Kia took the crown.
The hybrid version of the best-selling vehicle in America ranked last in the latest Consumer Reports reliability study.
In the latest Consumer Reports reliability study, this renowned luxury brand scored the worst out of the 24 brands covered.
Electric vehicle maker Rivian has been close to death for some time, as it is too small to matter in an extremely crowded market.
Lucid’s future is by no means guaranteed in what has become one of the most competitive consumer sectors in the world.
Global sales of electric vehicles rose sharply year over year in the first half of this year. By the end of the year, nearly 27 million EVs on the world's roads and highways.
Lordstown is too small to compete in its market. New funding will not change that.