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Rivian Rolls Back Price Hikes After Customer Backlash: CEO Scaringe Admits It Was a 'Painful' Mistake

Rivian Automotive Inc has decided to roll back price hikes on its electric vehicles that were booked before March 1 after facing intense backlash from customers following a 20 percent increase in prices. more

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Ford Vehicle Sales in the U.S. Drop Significantly in February 2022: Mustang Mach-E Sales Down Also

Ford struggled once again with its vehicle sales in the United States last month, reporting just 123,350 units sold in February 2022. That is a 20.9 percent drop compared to its sales numbers during the same period last year. more

Some Parents May Need a 'Sleep Divorce' to Improve Their Marriage, Experts Say

Ford Splits EV and Legacy Auto Business: Carmaker Creates 'Ford Blue' and 'Ford Model e' Divisions

Ford Motor made a stunning announcement on Wednesday, March 2, saying it will reorganize the company's operations to separate its internal combustion engine and electric businesses into two different units. 'Ford Blue' will be for its legacy autos while 'Ford Model e' will be for its EV business. more

Hyundai to Invest $16.1 Billion for EV Business; Sets Annual Sales Goal of 1.87M Electric Cars by 2030

Hyundai to Invest $16.1 Billion for EV Business; Sets Annual Sales Goal of 1.87M Electric Cars by 2030

Hyundai Motor Company is ramping up its electrification strategy, with the South Korean automaker planning to spend $16.1 billion (19.4 trillion won) and targeting annual sales of 1.87 million EVs by 2030. more

Tesla Makes Supercharging Free for People Fleeing War-torn Ukraine; Non-Tesla EVs Also Benefit

Tesla Makes Supercharging Free for People Fleeing War-torn Ukraine; Non-Tesla EVs Also Benefit

Tesla has made charging electric vehicles free for people trying to flee Ukraine due to Russia's deadly invasion. Tesla announced that it would waive the fee for Supercharging in several countries around war-torn Ukraine. more

VW, Porsche, BMW Face Supply Chain Issues as Wire Harness Production Stops in Western Ukraine

VW, Porsche, BMW Face Supply Chain Issues as Wire Harness Production Stops in Western Ukraine

More carmakers are feeling the effects of Russia's deadly invasion of Ukraine, with German auto giants Volkswagen, Porsche, and BMW struggling to get wire harnesses from their suppliers in the region. more

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Voyage Ends for Felicity Ace as Cargo Ship Carrying Porsche, Lamborghini, and Bentley Cars Sinks

Things are going from bad to worse for Volkswagen Group as the cargo ship carrying nearly 4,000 of its vehicles, including cars from its Porsche, Lamborghini and Bentley brands, sank in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean as it was being towed back to safety. more

Change is Coming: Jeep Unveils First Electric SUV Ahead of EV Model's 2023 Launch

Change is Coming: Jeep Unveils First Electric SUV Ahead of EV Model's 2023 Launch

Stellantis boss Carlos Tavares claimed during Jeep's 2021 earnings presentation that electrification will amplify the brand's core attributes. Jeep is well on its way towards achieving that goal, with the automaker revealing on Tuesday, March 1, the design of its first fully-electric model. more

Kia EV6 Makes Solid Debut in the U.S.; 2,125 Units Sold in February as Kia Sets Record Month for EV Sales

Kia EV6 Makes Solid Debut in the U.S.; 2,125 Units Sold in February as Kia Sets Record Month for EV Sales

Kia America had a strong showing in the United States in February 2022, selling 49,182 vehicles last month. Powering Kia's surge in sales in America is the company's all-new Kia EV6 model. more

World's Most Expensive and Most Heavily-optioned Porsche 928 GTS is Coming Home to the U.S.

World's Most Expensive and Most Heavily-optioned Porsche 928 GTS is Coming Home to the U.S.

The world's most expensive Porsche 928 GTS is coming back home to the United States after spending some time in France. The returning Porsche holds a special value as this was the final 928 GTS to roll off the company's production line sold to the public. more

Ford Suspends Operations in Russia Following Country's Deadly Invasion of Ukraine

Ford Suspends Operations in Russia Following Country's Deadly Invasion of Ukraine

On Tuesday, March 1, Ford announced that it has decided to suspend its joint venture operations in Russia following President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine. more

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How the Urban Environment and Traffic Can Be Affected

Traffic experts acknowledge that while ride-sharing promises to improve urban space, it can also increase car use and reduce the number of public transit users. Because it is much easier and cheaper to use a car now than before. more

Mercedes-AMG SL Goes Back to the Future with 410-HP Four-Cylinder Hybrid Engine for SL43

Mercedes-AMG SL Goes Back to the Future with 410-HP Four-Cylinder Hybrid Engine for SL43

The new Mercedes-AMG SL may be getting a new twist with reports that an entry-level SL43 will soon be getting a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine. more

Huge Damages Await Volkswagen Group as Cargo Ship Felicity Ace Heads to the Bahamas

Huge Damages Await Volkswagen Group as Cargo Ship Felicity Ace Heads to the Bahamas

The fire has finally been extinguished on the cargo ship Felicity Ace and the stricken vessel is now being towed back to port in the Bahamas for its final voyage. more

Toyota Suspends Factory Operations in 14 Japan Plants After Suspected Cyberattack on Its Supplier

Toyota Suspends Factory Operations in 14 Japan Plants After Suspected Cyberattack on Its Supplier

Toyota announced that it would suspend domestic factory operations on Tuesday, March 1, after one of its suppliers, Kojima Industries, was targeted by a suspected cyberattack. more

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