Autos

Retro Meets Futurism: Dacora’s Ultra-Luxury EV Channels 1930s Elegance

Dacora Motors, co-founded by MIT-trained engineer Kristie D’Ambrosio-Correll, has launched what it claims is the first ultra-luxury, made-in-USA electric vehicle in nearly a century...

Hybrids Surge as EV Sales Stall in Early 2025

The US Energy Information Administration reports that in Q1 2025, 22% of U.S. light-duty vehicle sales were hybrid, battery electric, or plug-in hybrid—up from...

BYD Sparks New EV Price War in China

BYD has reignited China’s electric vehicle price war by cutting prices across its lineup, including a 20% drop on its low-cost Seagull hatchback and...

World’s Leading EV Motor Factory to Supply Ferrari and Lamborghini

Sujita Sinha of Interesting Engineering reports that YASA, a British innovator in axial flux motors, has opened a new high-tech factory near Oxford capable...

Apple’s Next-Gen CarPlay Rolls Out in U.S. and Canada

Apple has launched CarPlay Ultra, its next-generation in-car experience, starting with new Aston Martin vehicles in the U.S. and Canada. CarPlay Ultra offers deep...

Global Automakers Eye U.S. Manufacturing Amid Tariff Concerns

Overseas automakers, facing potential 25% U.S. tariffs, are considering shifting production to the U.S. to avoid costs, reports Stephen Wilmot of The Wall Street...

Bankruptcy Rattles Hydrogen Trucking Hopes

Paul Breger of The Wall Street Journal reports that Nikola's bankruptcy is shaking confidence in hydrogen fuel-cell trucks, which face high costs, a reliance...

Trump’s Tariff Expansion: 25% Levies on Autos, Semiconductors, and Pharma

Hadriana Lowenkron and Josh Wingrove of Bloomberg report that President Trump plans to impose 25% tariffs on automobile, semiconductor, and pharmaceutical imports starting April 2. This...

Automakers Hit Brakes on Mega Merger

Sean McLain and Megumi Fujikawa of The Wall Street Journal report that Nissan has rejected Honda’s revised merger proposal, which would have made Nissan...

GM Prepares for U.S. Tariffs, Focuses on Domestic Production

GM is preparing for potential U.S. tariffs on Mexico and Canada by speeding up imports and exploring more domestic production, according to Christopher Otts...