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Gadkari Calls Tesla's Plans To Build EVs in China and Sell Them in India 'Not a Digestible Concept'

Gadkari Calls Tesla's Plans To Build EVs in China and Sell Them in India 'Not a Digestible Concept'

Nitin Gadkari, India's Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, did not hold back when talking about Tesla's reluctance to sell vehicles in the subcontinent. Gadkari said that Tesla manufacturing its cars in China and selling them in India is "not a digestible concept." more

Ford Starts Customer Deliveries of All-Electric 2022 E-transit: How Much Will the Electric Van Cost?

Ford Starts Customer Deliveries of All-Electric 2022 E-transit: How Much Will the Electric Van Cost?

Ford's electric revolution continued to gain steam as the Detroit automaker finally started delivering its much-awaited E-Transit. The latest EV is to roll off Ford's production line with the electric vans now making their way to customers across the United States. more

Ford Files Patent Application for Manual Transmission With Electronic Clutch

Ford Files Patent Application for Manual Transmission With Electronic Clutch

Ford has filed a patent application for a manual transmission with an electronic clutch with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The concept would allow drivers of future Ford vehicles to shift gears without controlling clutch actuation. more

Stellantis Recalls Nearly 20,000 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid Minivans Due to Fire Risk, Cause Still Unknown

Stellantis Recalls Nearly 20,000 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid Minivans Due to Fire Risk, Cause Still Unknown

Stellantis has recalled nearly 20,000 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrids in the United States, urging owners to park their minivans outdoors because they can catch fire even when not being used. more

BMW-Brilliance Auto Group Joint Venture in China: German Automaker Pays $4.2 Billion to Take Majority Control

BMW-Brilliance Auto Group Joint Venture in China: German Automaker Pays $4.2 Billion to Take Majority Control

BMW will take majority control of the BMW-Brilliance Auto Group Joint Venture in China after securing the necessary license from the Beijing government. The German automaker will pay $4.2 billion (€3.7 billion at current exchange rates) to take a controlling share. more

Mercedes-Benz Beats 2021 Profit Forecast: German Automaker Benefits With Surge in EV Sales

Mercedes-Benz Beats 2021 Profit Forecast: German Automaker Benefits With Surge in EV Sales

Mercedes-Benz Cars & Vans delivered some great news to its investors, with the luxury carmaker expecting an adjusted earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) of 14 billion euros ($15.94 billion) in the year 2021. more

Cheapest Benz No More: Mercedes-Benz Will Remove A-class Sedan From Its U.S. Lineup After 2022

Cheapest Benz No More: Mercedes-Benz Will Remove A-class Sedan From Its U.S. Lineup After 2022

Mercedes-Benz has decided to remove the A-Class sedan from its U.S. lineup, with a German automaker spokesperson confirming that the A220 model will no longer be available to the American market after the 2022 model year. more

Ford Poaches Engineering Director Alan Clarke From Tesla; Provides Major Boost to EV Business

Ford Poaches Engineering Director Alan Clarke From Tesla; Provides Major Boost to EV Business

Ford has made a significant move to improve its EV business, with the Detroit automaker poaching engineering director Alan Clarke from Tesla. The 35-year-old engineer now works with Ford's Advanced EV Development department in California. more

Ford Takes Inspiration From Tesla: 'On the Fly' Updates for Mustang Mach-e Helps Them Slash Costs

Ford Takes Inspiration From Tesla: 'On the Fly' Updates for Mustang Mach-e Helps Them Slash Costs

Ford has improved its profit margins with the help of the Mustang Mach-E, with the company's on-the-fly updates to the electric crossover helping them slash $1,000 in costs on its production. more

California Sues Tesla Over Allegations of Racial Discrimination and Harassment of Black Workers

California Sues Tesla Over Allegations of Racial Discrimination and Harassment of Black Workers

Tesla Inc. found itself in hot water after the state of California sued them on Wednesday, February 9, over allegations of racial discrimination and harassment of Black employees at the company's San Francisco Bay area factory. more

Auto Plants Shut Down in U.S. And Canada as COVID-19 Protests Rage on at Border Crossings

Auto Plants Shut Down in U.S. And Canada as COVID-19 Protests Rage on at Border Crossings

Auto plants have shut down in both the United States and Canada as COVID-19 protests continued to rage on at border crossings in Michigan, Montana, and North Dakota. more

Tesla Recalls 579K Vehicles in the U.S. Over Boombox Function That Obscures Pedestrian Warning Noise

Tesla Recalls 579K Vehicles in the U.S. Over Boombox Function That Obscures Pedestrian Warning Noise

Here we go again. Tesla recalls nearly 579,000 vehicles in the United States over its Boombox function, which can play sounds over an external speaker and may obscure federally mandated pedestrian warning noise. more

Nationwide EV Charging Network: U.S. President Biden Allocates $5 Billion Investment to States

Nationwide EV Charging Network: U.S. President Biden Allocates $5 Billion Investment to States

The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden rolled out a plan this week to provide nearly $5 billion over five years to states to help in developing a national electric vehicle charging network. more

Volvo to Build Secret New Electric SUV Codenamed V546 in America and China: US Market Targeted

Volvo to Build Secret New Electric SUV Codenamed V546 in America and China: US Market Targeted

Volvo is laying the groundwork for its electric future, with reports emerging that the car brand will launch a new, fully electric SUV soon. Codenamed V546, the new SUV model will be built by Volvo in its plants in China and South Carolina, USA. more

Elon Musk Admits Tesla Dropped the Ball in Rollout of New Model X: How Long Will the Delays Last?

Elon Musk Admits Tesla Dropped the Ball in Rollout of New Model X: How Long Will the Delays Last?

Billionaire Elon Musk grabbed the headlines again after having a candid conversation with a frustrated Tesla customer on Twitter on Wednesday, February 9. The topic revolved around the delayed rollout of Tesla's revamped Model X. more

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