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US Auto Sales May Fall by 25,000 Units Yearly Due to Chinese Vehicle Ban

Auto sales in the United States may decline due to the banning of Chinese vehicles. Auto sales in the United States might reportedly decline amid the restrictions on Chinese vehicles.

By Israel Monte

Rivian's 'Top-Requested' Tesla Sentry Mode Rival Is Here!

Rivian has launched a security camera system that could rival Tesla's Sentry Mode. Tesla's Sentry Mode now has a competitor from Rivian Automotive.

By Israel Monte

Why Ford Is Getting Rid of the Hands-Free Parallel Parking System in Its Cars

Ford, General Motors Decline in Shares After Being 'Downgraded' by Morgan Stanley Analysts

Analysts from Morgan Stanley have reportedly "downgraded" Ford and General Motors, causing a decline in shares from the automakers.

By Israel Monte

Stellantis' Declining Output Prompt Workers to Plan October Strike

Stellantis' Declining Output Prompts Workers to Plan October Strike

Stellantis will experience a strike on October in Italy due to its declining output. Stellantis will face another strike this 2024 due to its declining output.

By Israel Monte

Tesla Model Y Could Overtake Toyota Rav4 as Best-Selling Car in US Market This H2 2024

Tesla Model Y Could Overtake Toyota Rav4 as Best-Selling Car in US Market This H2 2024

Tesla's Model Y has the potential to claim the best-selling car title in the United States. The Model Y might become the best-selling vehicle of 2024 in the United States.

By Israel Monte

KIA EVs Will Be Able to Refuel Batteries Using Tesla Superchargers Starting January 2025

KIA EVs Will Be Able to Refuel Batteries Using Tesla Superchargers Starting January 2025

KIA's electric vehicles will be able to use Tesla Superchargers starting early next year. Tesla Superchargers would now be implemented in KIA's electric vehicles.

By Israel Monte

GM Laying Off 1,695 Workers at Fairfax Assembly Plant Starting November

GM Laying Off 1,695 Workers at Fairfax Assembly Plant Starting November

General Motors will let go over 1,600 workers at its Fairfax Assembly plant. General Motors (GM) is planning to let go a total of 1,695 workers. Bloomberg reported Sunday that the automaker will implement the layoffs at its Fairfax Assembly plant in Kansas.

By Israel Monte