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  1. Tesla’s week gets worse: Fines, safety investigation, and massive recall

    There have been 2,388 complaints about steering failure in the Model 3 and Model Y.

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  2. Study finds that once people use cargo bikes, they like their cars much less

    Even some one-car households ditched vehicles in favor of cargo bike-sharing.

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  3. Andretti’s GM-backed entry wanted to enter F1 in 2025, but F1 says no

    The sport's governing body said yes, but the commercial rights holder says no.

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  4. Ford CEO confirms complimentary charging adapters coming soon

    F-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E owners can reserve them soon, CEO says.

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  5. Lamborghini will make hybrid versions of all its cars to cut its CO2

    2024 will see the launch of a hybrid to replace the Hurácan, as well as a hybrid Urus.

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  6. After ditching its hybrids, GM says it needs to build more hybrids

    After killing the Volt in 2019, now PHEV powertrains are back on the menu.

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  7. Cruise failed to disclose disturbing details of self-driving car crash

    Company did not share all it knew about the accident with regulators.

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  8. Here’s how Honda and GM are building production hydrogen fuel cells

    Uses include mining equipment, class 8 trucks, and power generators.

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  9. Here’s the production version of Porsche’s first electric Macan SUV

    Porsche's order books for the Macan are open, deliveries in the second half of 2024.

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  10. Tesla posts underwhelming financial results for Q4 2023

    Revenues only grew by 3 percent year over year, disappointing the market.

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  11. The USPS agrees to buy six Canoo LDV electric vans, delivered by April

    The startup also makes NASA's Artemis crew transportation vehicles.

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  12. Alaska Airlines says it found many loose bolts on its Boeing 737 Max 9s

    Inspections after a near-disaster reveal widespread problems with Boeing fleet.

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  1. Higher vehicle hoods significantly increase pedestrian deaths, study finds

    Single-vehicle, single-pedestrian crash data for 2016-2021 finds hoods a problem.

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  2. Will demand for the Volkswagen ID Buzz outstrip supply?

    The reimagined Microbus appeals to a far wider crowd than just car enthusiasts.

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  3. What happens when you trigger a car’s automated emergency stopping?

    Experiencing the sequence of events in a car programmed for automated emergency stopping.

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  4. Ford’s CEO gives us a ride in the crazy electric transit Supervan 4.2

    You don't often get the head of the company giving rides in an EV demonstrator.

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  5. The 2024 Kia EV9, an electric three-row SUV designed with the US in mind

    Kia bets on edgy design, a futuristic interior, and plenty of interior space.

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  6. Ford pushes the off-road button with F-150 Lightning Switchgear

    The demonstrator was developed with Vaughn Gittin's RTR Vehicles.

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  7. BMW showed off hallucination-free AI at CES 2024

    Limited options make for better conversations.

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  8. Elon Musk gives Tesla ultimatum: Another 12% of shares or no AI, robotics

    Although 95% of its revenue is automotive, Musk says Tesla is a robotics/AI company.

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  9. Lucid delivered just 6,001 electric sedans in 2023

    The Saudi-backed builder of high-end EVs is not having an easy time.

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  10. I parked a BMW from across the parking lot at CES 2024

    BMW's Remote Valet is one premium feature we'd pay for.

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  11. Biden administration awards $632M for EV charging in new funding round

    The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act set aside $2.5 billion for underserved and rural areas.

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  12. Hertz is selling 20,000 used EVs due to high repair costs

    The rental car company will replace them with gasoline-powered vehicles.

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  1. Diesel enginemaker agrees to nearly $2 billion in fines with feds and California

    More than 600,000 Ram trucks have Cummins engines with software defeat devices.

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  2. Tesla’s revamped Model 3 sedan has now gone on sale in the US

    The midlife upgrade was available in China and Europe last year.

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  3. This tiny EV crossover from VinFast will go on sale in the US

    The diminutive and blocky VF3 costs just $12,200 in Vietnam.

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  4. These are Honda’s concepts for its new family of EVs due in 2026

    A production car based on the Saloon should go on sale in the US in two years.

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  5. Volkswagen is adding ChatGPT to its infotainment system

    VW is using Cerence's Chat Pro, which now incorporates ChatGPT.

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  6. A week with a Ford F-150 Lightning: This truck is too big for city life

    The big electric pickup truck is out of the suburbs and out of its element.

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  7. Technical headaches put the brakes on GM’s big EV push

    GM sold a record number of EVs in 2023, but only thanks to the Bolt EV and Bolt EUV.

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  8. Ford kills some F-150 Lightning trims, raises prices on others

    The price increase follows hefty price cutting six months ago.

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  9. Tesla sold 1.8 million electric vehicles in 2023

    It met its sales goal, but growth is well below CEO Elon Musk's stated target.

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  10. It’s a new year, and these are now the only EVs that get a tax credit

    Strict rules about battery components from China make most plug-ins ineligible.

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  11. Here’s how the EPA calculates how far an EV can go on a full charge

    Ever wonder how an EV's official range estimate is calculated? Wonder no more.

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  12. Here are the 10 best cars we drove in 2023

    EVs, hybrids, and a couple of sports cars—here are the 10 best cars we drove in 2023.

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