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Lithia eyes additional businesses in 2025 plan and beyond
Auto July 13, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Hurdles remain three years into Lithia’s ambitious plan, but two things are clear: The company
How Daimler Truck is making cautious cool
Auto July 13, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The Freightliner owner has weathered the zero-emission transition by having multiple technology approaches.
Tesla aims to make about half a million EVs annually in India, report says
Auto July 13, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
India is eager for Tesla to manufacture vehicles locally, but the automaker wants to export EVs first
Stuck in slow lane, NHTSA proposes new regulatory path for self-driving vehicles
Auto July 13, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
A top federal safety regulator outlined a new regulatory pathway called AV STEP that could speed the
Ineos lineup expands in 2024 with four-door pickup
Auto July 13, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The Quartermaster, a variant of Ineos’ Grenadier SUV, and powered by a BMW engine, will likely
Bosch launches production of fuel cell power modules for Nikola trucks
Auto July 13, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Bosch began production of fuel cell power modules for Nikola and plans to generate $5.5 billion from
Self-driving setbacks: AV companies bruised in California showdowns
Auto July 12, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Tuesday marked a sobering and perhaps seminal milepost in ongoing efforts to deploy and expand the presence
Tesla's red-hot growth driven by Model Y price cuts
Auto July 12, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Niche sports-car maker Caterham bets on new EV as combustion engine bans loom
Auto July 12, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
UAW leaders visit Detroit 3 plants to begin bargaining
Auto July 12, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
UAW President Shawn Fain said members want him to fight for an end to the two-tiered wage […]
Ford claims $1B U.S. labor cost disadvantage vs. GM, Stellantis
Auto July 12, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
Ford employs roughly 57,000 unionized U.S. workers, about 11,000 more than GM and 16,500 more than Stellantis.
Robotaxis ventures making slow but sure progress
Auto July 12, 2023 , by BizLizzy Reporter
The demise of self-driving startup Argo AI has overshadowed the ongoing efforts of others who are pushing

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Lithia eyes additional businesses in 2025 plan and beyond

How Daimler Truck is making cautious cool

Tesla aims to make about half a million EVs annually in India, report says

Stuck in slow lane, NHTSA proposes new regulatory path for self-driving vehicles

Ineos lineup expands in 2024 with four-door pickup

Bosch launches production of fuel cell power modules for Nikola trucks

Self-driving setbacks: AV companies bruised in California showdowns

Tesla's red-hot growth driven by Model Y price cuts

Niche sports-car maker Caterham bets on new EV as combustion engine bans loom

UAW leaders visit Detroit 3 plants to begin bargaining

Ford claims $1B U.S. labor cost disadvantage vs. GM, Stellantis

Robotaxis ventures making slow but sure progress

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