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Hyundai Issues Recall for More Than 90,000 Genesis Cars Over Fire Concerns
Hyundai initiates recall for 90,907 Genesis vehicles due to potential fire hazard linked to starter solenoid. Models affected include Genesis G70, G80, G90, and Hyundai Genesis. NHTSA warns of electrical malfunction from water infiltration. No accidents reported. Dealerships to install remedy relay kit free of charge.
By Dabbie Davis
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Stellantis Adopts Tesla's Charging Plug, Last Major Automotive Manufacturer to do So
Stellantis has announced its North American brands will adopt Tesla's electric vehicle charging plug, the SAE J3400 connector, signaling a major shift towards standardized charging. This move, set for 2025, aligns with the IONNA initiative to create 30,000 fast-charging stations across North America by 2030, enhancing the charging infrastructure for all electric vehicle brands.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai's New Electric Vehicle Plant Opens, Securing Tax Incentives
Hyundai's $7.6 billion electric vehicle megaplant, set to open in October 2024 in Georgia, is ahead of schedule. Accelerating construction to qualify for the $7,500 EV tax credit, Hyundai aims to produce 300,000 electric vehicles annually. Collaborating with LG Energy for battery production starting January, Hyundai secures its position as the second-largest US EV seller, surpassing Ford and GM.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Recall Alert: Tesla Addresses Readability Concerns Over Warning Light Font Size
Tesla faces a recall after NHTSA notification about warning light text size issues. Media debates labeling minor updates as "recalls." Tesla's swift response includes an over-the-air update, sparking curiosity about NHTSA's mail approach. Owners urged to contact Tesla and NHTSA.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Cybertruck OTA Update Unveils Charging Prompt, While Auto Pilot Upgrade Awaits Release
Tesla Cybertruck's long-awaited OTA update brings mixed reviews. While it introduces a Charging Prompt feature and enhancements in driving experience, critical functionalities like Autopilot remain absent. However, Tesla's history of swift issue resolution offers hope. The Cybertruck debuts at the 2024 Chicago Auto Show, despite not being prominently listed on the event's website.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Sanctioned $1.5 Million in California for Improper Handling of Hazardous Waste
District Attorneys from eight Bay Area counties and 17 others filed the suit against Tesla, prompting the electric vehicle maker to commit to better waste management practices. Tesla will also adhere to a five-year injunction requiring staff training and third-party evaluations.
By Dabbie Davis
General Motors Recalls 300K+ Vehicles Amid Tailgate Malfunction Concern
GM recalls over 323,000 heavy-duty trucks due to tailgate malfunction, potentially causing accidents. Models affected include Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. Water ingress into switches triggers unexpected opening while parked.
By Dabbie Davis
Tesla Reviews Critical Job Roles, Raising Concerns About Potential Layoffs
Recent developments suggest possible layoffs looming at Tesla as managers evaluate job criticality amidst canceled performance reviews, raising concerns among employees. With shares down 26% in 2024 despite 2023 growth, Tesla's workforce doubling since 2020 faces uncertainty, while reports hint at ongoing recruitment amid internal restructuring efforts.
By Dabbie Davis
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