Industry

The Chinese parent of NEVS is loaded up on debt and could default any day now.

The Taiwanese company famous for building iPhones for Apple is about to enter the EV game.

BMW has placed one of its experts on electric vehicles in the head role at the M division.

Synthetic fuel is one solution for reducing emissions that not only looks promising but also appears to be growing in popularity.

Three electric Maseratis will be built at Stellantis' Mirafiori plant, the first of which is due in 2022.

F1's push to become carbon neutral could lead to 100% sustainable fuels being offered at your local gas station.

GM is already hard at work at developing next-generation Ultium batteries promising more range and lower production costs.

Volvo is about to go public in a deal that could value the company at close to $30 billion.

Fisker has a new division that will work on specialized versions of the company's upcoming electric cars.

Foxconn, famous for manufacturing Apple's iPhone, could soon be building electric pickups in the U.S.

The guy who designed the original Apple iPhone will help design future Ferraris.

Evergrande has unveiled nine EVs but the company's cash woes put into doubt production of any of them actually starting.

An electric next-generation F-Series will arrive around 2025 and be built at a new plant in Tennessee.

A battery joint venture owned by Mercedes and Stellantis aims to deliver 120 gigawatt-hours of capacity by the end of the decade.

Ford has built Mustang Mach-E police cruisers for evaluation purposes—both in the U.S. and abroad.

Volocopter and Geely expect to have an electric flying taxi service up and running in China in the next 3-5 years.

Gymkhana hero to help Audi develop electric vehicles, but what exactly is planned remains a mystery.

A number of highly desirable JDM cars recently went under the hammer at an auction held by the U.S. Treasury Department.

Tesla continues to develop its Full Self-Driving feature and is slowly rolling out more and more functionality as the technology advances, though the NTSB isn't happy with the feature's name which is causing confusion about the capabilities.

Former Ford executive Christine Feuell has been hired by Stellantis to oversee Chrysler's turnaround.