Ferrari enters luxury fashion, targeting uninitiated youth
Ferrari V12 production cars were suspended over the factory floor Sunday night as the 74-year-old luxury carmaker launched a new era as a lifestyles brand, with a runway show unveiling its first ready-to-wear collection targeting a younger generation that might not be aware of its Formula One racing pedigree and coveted performance street cars.
Volkswagen, Audi say 3.3 million customers' data exposed in North America
Volkswagen said a third party may have obtained the information of about 3.3 million customers or potential buyers in a Friday letter, according to reports.
Ferrari taps chipmaker exec as CEO
Benedetto Vigna, who is set to join Ferrari as chief executive officer on Sept. 1, currently serves as STMicroelectronics' president of analog, micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) and sensors group, its most profitable operating business in 2020.
Volkswagen nears dieselgate claims settlement with former CEO Winterkorn
Volkswagen on Sunday said it had reached the broad outlines of a settlement with former boss Martin Winterkorn over his role in the dieselgate scandal, with the final details to be thrashed out over coming days.
How much is Fisker's Popemobile photo op worth?
Henrik Fisker's meeting with Pope Francis to present plans to build an electric Popemobile did not take place in the Vatican as claimed, but in a reception line at an event in Rome.
Texas still won't allow direct Tesla sales despite Austin factory
The Texas Legislature will not pass a bill to allow Tesla to sell cars directly in the state before it adjourns Sunday until 2023. The automaker is scheduled to begin manufacturing vehicles at its Austin factory by the end of this year.
Ford’s F-150 Lightning contends with electric trucks from Tesla, Rivian, Lordstown, GMC
When the Ford F-150 Lightning goes on sale next year, these are some of the other electric trucks it could be competing against.
Elon Musk boasts 'diamond hands' as bitcoin implodes
As Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies take a beat down, Elon Musk sends a message to his haters.
Biden pitches $174B electric vehicle plan as he warns US losing race with China
President Biden on Tuesday said the U.S. is competing against China to build electric vehicles as he visited a Ford Motor plant in Michigan.
Tesla driver killed in crash posted videos driving without his hands on the wheel
A Tesla driver killed in a California crash had posted videos of himself driving without his hands on the wheel
Tesla CEO Elon Musk renews call for carbon tax
Tesla CEO Elon Musk renewed calls for a carbon tax Thursday, a suggestion he said was rejected by the Biden Administration because it was "politically difficult."
Government warning to gas hoarders: Don't put gasoline in plastic bags
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says consumers should follow the gas canister manufacturer's instructions for storing and transporting gasoline as Americans respond to gas shortages
How Kentucky Derby winning horse's positive drug test will impact winning bets
Some gamblers truly have terrible luck.
Tesla Cybertruck spotted in rare NYC test drive ahead of Elon Musk's 'SNL' appearance
New York City got a glimpse of the new Tesla Cybertruck in action as it roamed the streets of Manhattan Friday night.
Tesla Cybertruck will be on display in New York while Elon Musk hosts 'SNL'
Elon Musk said Friday a prototype for the Tesla Cybertruck will be on display in New York City over the weekend while he’s in town doing “Saturday Night Live.”
Dogecoin and Elon Musk’s cryptic ‘SNL’ tweet
Musk is making his "Saturday Night Live" hosting debut on May 8 with musical guest Miley Cyrus.
Tesla claims deadly Texas car crash may have had passenger behind the wheel
Tesla vice president of vehicle engineering Lars Moravy told analysts on the electric vehicle maker's first quarter earnings call that representatives from the company were able to inspect the crash along with local law enforcement and federal investigators from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB).
Chip shortage casts shadow on China's auto industry recovery
Auto industry executives are rattled by a global shortage of semiconductors which is hitting production in China, after hoping the world's biggest car market could spearhead global recovery in the sector.
Prolonged layoffs at Kansas GM, Ford plants fueled by parts shortage
Production has been stalled at General Motors' Kansas City, Kansas, factory for over two months and workers have been temporarily laid off since early February.
US investigating possible air bag failures in GM vehicles
The U.S. government’s highway safety agency is investigating complaints that the air bags may not inflate in a crash on thousands of General Motors vehicles.