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2024 Cadillac XT5 Faces Recall for Airbag Tear During Deployment Issue
Cadillac is recalling 74 XT5 vehicles manufactured between February 16 to 26, 2024, due to potential airbag defects from Joyson Safety Systems. Concerns arise over compromised airbag effectiveness in collisions if the driver-side front airbag tears. General Motors is proactively addressing this safety issue to safeguard customers.
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
U.S. Regulations Mandate Automatic Emergency Braking in All New Vehicles Sold
In September 2029, new U.S. regulations mandate enhanced automatic braking systems in all domestically manufactured cars. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration enforces these rules, aiming to bolster road safety. While critics advocate for earlier implementation and inclusion of vulnerable road users, the regulations mark a significant step toward mitigating collisions and saving lives.
By Dabbie Davis
Honda's $11B Vision: Catalyzing EV Production in Canadian Hub
Honda's recent unveiling of its strategy to expand its EV supply chain into Canada signals a significant move in the automotive industry. With an investment of CA$15 billion ($11 billion), Honda aims to establish electric vehicle manufacturing facilities near Toronto, backed by substantial support from Canadian authorities.
By Dabbie Davis
Ford Prioritizes Affordable EVs Despite Current Financial Challenges
Amid financial challenges, Ford persists in its pursuit of affordable electric vehicles (EVs), aiming to meet consumer demand. Despite losses in EV ventures, Ford remains dedicated to offering accessible EV models. While grappling with financial setbacks, Ford's commitment to lower-priced EVs reflects its determination to address market needs.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai, Kia,Baidu Alliance Pioneer Next-Gen Connected Car Technologies
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Hyundai Motor and Kia have teamed up with Baidu to pioneer connected car innovations, solidified in a recent agreement in Beijing. This partnership spans connectivity and autonomous driving, marking a significant step in automotive technology advancement.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Faces Renewed Scrutiny Over Autopilot Functionality, Two Senators Want It Restricted
Federal regulators are currently investigating the effectiveness of Tesla's December recall in addressing Autopilot safety concerns. In response to mounting worries, two senators are advocating for restrictions on Autopilot use, particularly on roads where its functionality isn't suitable. Over the course of a two-year inquiry into Tesla's Autopilot system, numerous crashes, including dozens of fatalities, have been identified, prompting heightened scrutiny from regulatory bodies.
By Dabbie Davis
Fisker Teeters on Edge of Bankruptcy, Eyes Rescue Plans for Survival
Fisker Inc.'s recent announcements of layoffs and potential bankruptcy underscore its financial turmoil. Facing challenges with creditors and liquidity, bankruptcy looms within 30 days if relief isn't secured. Despite a grace period, interest payments on notes have been missed, exacerbating doubts. The company explores restructuring options amid leadership changes and stock delisting.
By Dabbie Davis
