Industry
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McLaren Automotive has been without a CEO since October 2021.
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Mullen announces US battery plant, Dragonfly sports car
EV startup Mullen plans to build both cars and batteries in the U.S.
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New York City reveals first Ford Mustang Mach-E electric police car
With the quiet powertrains of EVs, it's not hard to imagine police officers using them to silently creep up on perps.
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2022 Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup starts production April 26
Ford has over 200,000 reservations for its F-150 Lightning and has almost quadrupled production capacity as a result.
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Genesis plans US production starting with Electrified GV70
Genesis will start U.S. production in late 2022 with an electric GV70 crossover.
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Vinfast files for IPO in US
Bloomberg estimates a $2 billion valuation for Vinfast's IPO.
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Tesla has just added a self-driving taxi to its list of upcoming vehicles, which also includes the Cybertruck, Semi and Roadster.
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GM and Honda to collaborate on affordable EVs arriving from 2027
GM and Honda are collaborating on EVs that could start from below $30,000.
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GM can't build the GMC Hummer EV fast enough, working to increase production
Despite an initial price of $112,595, the GMC Hummer EV has more orders than expected.
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Acura and Honda now certify used cars up to 10 years of age
As car prices continue to soar, new certified pre-owned programs from Acura and Honda help take some of the worry out for buyers looking at older cars.
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Buick trademarks new logo
Buick may be changing its logo by dropping the outside ring and putting its three shields side by side.
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First standalone Genesis dealership opens in US
Genesis is working to establish 100 standalone dealerships across the U.S.
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Vietnam's Vinfast enters the U.S. in 2022 with a pair of electric SUVs, and eventually plans to build vehicles here.
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Porsche holding company likely to keep VW Group stake after Porsche sports car company's IPO
The Porsche and Piech families plan to be among the biggest shareholders of Porsche following any IPO.
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LG plans Arizona battery plant that could supply Tesla, Lucid
LG Energy Solution, the energy division of Korean chemicals giant LG Chem, is rapidly expanding its battery production footprint in the U.S.
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Fisker Ocean comes with 10-year warranty for battery, powertrain
The 2023 Fisker Ocean's 10-year/100,000-mile warranty offers more years but fewer miles than what's offered by other EV brands.
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Stellantis to build battery plants in US, Canada
With most of its brands to go the electric route by the end of the decade, Stellantis is now ramping up battery production.
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Tesla's German plant goes online with start of Model Y production
With the start of production at Giga Berlin, Tesla is now building cars on three continents.
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The first Cadillac Lyriq electric SUVs are rolling off the line at a plant in Tennessee.
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VW to invest $7.1B in North America to add EVs, localize development and production
The plan calls for 55% EV sales in the U.S. and more than 25 EV offerings by 2030.
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Honda opens $124M wind tunnel facility in Ohio
Honda has opened a new wind tunnel designed to test both road and race cars.
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Porsche confirms 718 going electric as third EV, plans own charging network
Porsche will launch an electric 718 sports car in 2025 as part of its plan to have 80% of its sales as EVs by 2030.
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Every Maserati to offer Folgore electric option by 2025, phase out gas engines by 2030
Maserati is headed down the EV route, starting with a redesigned GranTurismo that will offer over 1,200 hp.
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Ford announces new EVs for Europe, battery plant for Turkey
Ford is set to have nine electric vehicles on sale in Europe by 2024.
Viknesh Vijayenthiran