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Tesla Autopilot Phase Out: Why Region Restrictions and EV Regulations Are Forcing Major Changes
Learn why Tesla discontinued Autopilot, how region restrictions work, and what EV regulations mean for your next vehicle purchase.
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Can EV Batteries Be Recycled? How Lithium Recovery Supports Sustainable Batteries
Learn how EV battery recycling and lithium recovery create sustainable batteries, reduce waste, and power a circular economy shaping the future of electric mobility.
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Toyota Strengthens U.S. Manufacturing with New EV Battery Hub in North Carolina
Toyota is investing $10 billion over five years to expand U.S. manufacturing and boost EV production, starting with its $14B battery plant in North Carolina that will create 5,000 jobs.
By Madelaine Panganiban
General Motors Hit With $1.6 Billion Charge as Trump Administration Cuts EV Incentives
General Motors takes a $1.6 billion hit after Trump cuts EV tax credits and eases emissions rules.
By Madelaine Panganiban
Porsche Reveals 911 Club Coupe: A 70th Anniversary Tribute You Can Win
Porsche celebrates 70 years of the Porsche Club of America with a limited-edition 911 Club Coupe in Clubblau, giving one away in a raffle.
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Waymo Lets Teens Book Robotaxi Rides in Phoenix via Accounts Connected to Their Parents
Waymo is now letting teens book robotaxi rides in Phoenix via their own accounts that are connected to their parents.
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Mustang Dark Horse Loses to Corvette Stingray in Edmunds Drag Race
Ford's Mustang Dark Horse lost to Chevy's Corvette Stingray in a head-to-head Edmunds drag race. The $22K price gap may be worth it for speed.
By Judith Perera
Ferrari's Amalfi Coupe Debuts on Its Namesake Coast
Ferrari replaces the Roma with the Amalfi, unveiling the 640-hp V8 tourer on the Amalfi Coast to woo new buyers before its first EV arrives in 2025.
By Judith Perera
Jaguar's Provocative Rebrand Sparks Major Sales Slide in Europe
Jaguar's rebrand backfires—Europe sales crash 97.5% amid EV delays, empty dealerships, and a polarizing ad campaign with no cars in sight.
By Michael Lee
How Waymo, Tesla, and Zoox Want to Drive the Future of Robotaxis
Waymo, Tesla, and Zoox each take a unique path in the race to dominate robotaxis—with major differences in safety, design, and autonomy strategy.
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Tesla Ordered to Stop 'Deceptive Practices' on Cars' Self-Driving Capabilities in France or Face Thousands in Fines
Elon Musk's electric vehicle company Tesla could face fines exceeding $58,000 a day until it complies with demands to stop "deceptive practices."
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Ferrari Scales Back EV Plans with Second Electric Model Delayed to 2028
Ferrari's second electric vehicle won't arrive until 2028 or later, as the automaker reconsiders its EV roadmap amid softening high-end market demand.
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Yellow Cars Hold Value Best: iSeeCars Finds Color Impacts Resale by Thousands
An iSeeCars analysis of over 1.2 million used vehicles reveals yellow, orange, and green cars lose the least value after 3 years—while white, black, and gold fall fastest.
By Rob Lefebvre
BMW's iX3 Prototype Showcases Gen6 eDrive: 800 km Range & 400 kW Charging
BMW's latest iX3 prototype introduces its Gen6 eDrive with groundbreaking 800‑volt tech, offering up to 800 km WLTP range and 400 kW charging (350 km in just 10 minutes).
By Rob Lefebvre
2025 Corvette ZR1 Review Roundup: A 1,064-HP Missile That's Still (Somehow) Street Legal
Chevy's 2025 Corvette ZR1 hits 1,064 HP with twin turbos, track-ready aero, and record-setting grip. Here's what the experts are saying about this American beast.
By Rob Lefebvre
Petersen Museum Revisits the Rad Decades With New ‘Totally Awesome’ Exhibit
The Petersen Automotive Museum’s new exhibit, opening June 7, highlights the pop culture, tech, and transportation milestones that shaped the final decades of the 20th century.
By Rob Lefebvre
