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Faulty Engines Force BMW to Recall More Than 100k Vehicles; Software Updates Planned

BMW has issued a recall of more than 100,000 units due to faulty starters. BMW has issued a recall due to concerns over faulty starters. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) shared that BMW has recalled over 100,000 crossovers and sedans amid worries about fire risks.

By Israel Monte

Chinese EV Batteries Spark Concern After Catching Fire In South Korea: Report

Chinese EV batteries were put to public scrutiny following an incident involving a unit catching fire in South Korea.

By Israel Monte

EV Transition Imminent: Automakers, Suppliers Discuss Shift From Combustion to Alternative Fuel

The transition from engine combustion to alternative fuel has been discussed by automakers and suppliers.

By Israel Monte

Rivian Expects Decline in Deliveries in 2024: Report

Rivian's deliveries are expected to decline in the third quarter following its factory shutdown in April.

By Israel Monte

Aurora Raises $483 Million Amid Continued Efforts for Its Self-Driving Trucks

Aurora Innovation is gearing up for its self-driving truck's launch. Aurora Innovation has raised its secondary stock ahead of its driverless truck's official launch.

By Israel Monte

Biden Admin Could Bar Chinese Software in Autonomous, Connected Vehicles: Report

The Biden administration will reportedly propose a ban on Chinese software in vehicles in the country.

By Israel Monte

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VinFast Shifts Gears, Delays Production to Start Later in 2028

VinFast faces another setback as it delays production at its North Carolina plant for the second time, shifting the start from 2025 to a potential 2028 launch. With underwhelming sales last year and rising challenges, VinFast embarks on a thorough review of its construction process for the factory.

By Dabbie Davis