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Rivian Secures $827 Million to Expand Illinois Facility, R2 Expansion

The $827 million incentive grant from the State of Illinois will fuel Rivian's expansion at its Normal site, adding 550 jobs over five years as production of the new R2 model commences. With a strategic focus on growth, Rivian's investment plans align with enhancing operations and workforce development.

By Dabbie Davis

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BMW, Toyota, Seven Other Car Companies Face Allegations of Sharing Consumer Location Data Illegally

Recent news have highlighted concerning practices among automakers regarding consumer privacy. Shockingly, only six companies, including Ford, GM, Honda, Stellantis, Tesla, and Hyundai to a lesser extent, mandate warrants for releasing user location data, while eight others, such as BMW, Toyota, and more, share data with authorities without such safeguards.

By Dabbie Davis

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Waabi's Texas Terminal Revolutionizes Operations for Autonomous Truck Fleets

Waabi launches a cutting-edge autonomous trucking terminal in Lancaster, Texas, signaling growth prospects in the region. The facility, tailored for autonomous operations, solidifies Waabi's presence in Texas and emphasizes its AI-driven SAE Level 4 technology. This strategic move aligns with Waabi's commitment to advancing autonomous systems in commercial settings.

By Dabbie Davis

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Cadillac Shifts All-Electric Plans, Retaining ICE Cars in Future Lineup Beyond 2030

Cadillac recently adjusted its future vehicle offerings to include ICE vehicles alongside its all-electric plans beyond 2030. Market dynamics have influenced thjavascript:;is strategic shift, reflecting a need for flexibility in meeting consumer demands. Cadillac's commitment to electrification while accommodating diverse preferences underscores its adaptive approach in the evolving automotive landscape.

By Dabbie Davis

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Ford Initiates Recall of Over 240,000 Maverick Pickups for Faulty Taillights

Ford is currently addressing safety concerns with over 240,000 Maverick pickup trucks experiencing taillight issues that could compromise visibility to other drivers. The recall aims to rectify malfunctioning taillights, reducing collision risks. Additionally, Ford plans to notify affected Maverick owners promptly, highlighting its commitment to road safety.

By Dabbie Davis

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Tesla Scales Back Supercharger Network Development, Impact on EV Industry Expected

In a surprising move, Tesla has scaled back its Supercharger network expansion plans, leading to the departure of the charging team. This decision raises concerns about the future of Tesla's public charging infrastructure and its impact on the wider EV industry. Elon Musk's restructuring decisions have left many stakeholders puzzled and seeking clarity.

By Dabbie Davis

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