Tesla Inc. found itself in hot water after the state of California sued them on Wednesday, February 9, over allegations of racial discrimination and harassment of Black employees at the company's San Francisco Bay area factory. more
Auto plants have shut down in both the United States and Canada as COVID-19 protests continued to rage on at border crossings in Michigan, Montana, and North Dakota. more
Here we go again. Tesla recalls nearly 579,000 vehicles in the United States over its Boombox function, which can play sounds over an external speaker and may obscure federally mandated pedestrian warning noise. more
The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden rolled out a plan this week to provide nearly $5 billion over five years to states to help in developing a national electric vehicle charging network. more
Volvo is laying the groundwork for its electric future, with reports emerging that the car brand will launch a new, fully electric SUV soon. Codenamed V546, the new SUV model will be built by Volvo in its plants in China and South Carolina, USA. more
Billionaire Elon Musk grabbed the headlines again after having a candid conversation with a frustrated Tesla customer on Twitter on Wednesday, February 9. The topic revolved around the delayed rollout of Tesla's revamped Model X. more
A Tesla heat pump problem forces the recall of nearly 27,000 vehicles in the United States because the cabin heating systems may not defrost the windshield quickly enough due to faulty software. more
Toyota Motor Corporation had excellent news for its investors on Wednesday, February 9, with the Japanese automaker reporting a record net profit of 2.32 trillion yen ($20.10 billion) for the period of April to December in 2021. more
California may not be home for Tesla anymore, but it remains an important market for the world's biggest electric car maker. Tesla recorded impressive car sales in California in 2021, making the state still its biggest market in the United States. more
Nissan Motor Co. raised its net profit outlook for the current fiscal year to March to 205 billion yen ($1.8 billion). The weaker Japanese yen and reduced costs helped Nissan boost its profit outlook for FY 2021. more
It appears Tesla was not immune to the supply chain issues that ravaged the global auto industry last year with the computer chip shortage forcing the world's leading electric car maker to remove one of the two electric control units that are normally equipped in the steering racks of some of its vehicles. more
The EV market continues to grow in Europe, with sales doubling last year with over 1.2 million units sold despite the COVID-19 pandemic and semiconductor shortages. more
South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia have recalled nearly 500,000 vehicles in the United States, telling owners to park their vehicles outdoors because they can burst into flames even when not in use, according to the NHTSA. more
For the first time in his U.S. presidency, Joe Biden publicly acknowledged Tesla's status as the country's largest producer of electric vehicles during a speech to promote companies in the United States that are expanding the nation's EV infrastructure. more
The long wait is almost over for the Ferrari Purosangue, with the Italian luxury carmaker confirming in its 2021 sales report that production of the SUV will begin later this year. Ferrari also announced that deliveries of the Purosangue SUV will start in 2023. more
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