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Having successfully collaborated on the F1 supercar, BMW and McLaren may now be about to team up again.

Fisker's second EV will be built at a former GM plant in Ohio starting from 2024.

A modern Scout with electric power is coming from VW later this decade.

Hyundai has beat its rivals to the start of production of hydrogen-powered semi-trailer trucks.

BMW's first Neue Klasse EV is due in 2025 and tipped to be a version of the next 3-Series family.

Porsche's investment in Group 14 Technologies brings access to a silicon anode that can provide greater energy density in batteries.

Tesla aims to double Chinese production to almost a million vehicles per year.

Aston Martin names new CEO following Tobias Moers' departure after two years in lead role.

Stellantis is upgrading its two Canadian vehicle plants for EV production.

Cavnue's connected corridor could prove to be the next major step on the road to a world of self-driving cars.

McLaren Automotive has been without a CEO since October 2021.

EV startup Mullen plans to build both cars and batteries in the U.S.

With the quiet powertrains of EVs, it's not hard to imagine police officers using them to silently creep up on perps.

Ford has over 200,000 reservations for its F-150 Lightning and has almost quadrupled production capacity as a result.

Genesis will start U.S. production in late 2022 with an electric GV70 crossover.

Tesla has just added a self-driving taxi to its list of upcoming vehicles, which also includes the Cybertruck, Semi and Roadster.

GM and Honda are collaborating on EVs that could start from below $30,000.

Despite an initial price of $112,595, the GMC Hummer EV has more orders than expected.

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.

Buick may be changing its logo by dropping the outside ring and putting its three shields side by side.