The public offering values the luxury sports car maker at up to $75 billion. Go to Source
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As Driverless Cars Falter, Are ‘Driver Assistance’ Systems in Closer Reach?
With investigations and lawsuits over accidents adding skepticism toward fully driverless technology, car companies are betting on systems that take some, but not all, control. Go to Source
At Detroit Auto Show, Biden Announces Money for Charging Stations
The president announced the first phase of a plan to invest $7.5 billion toward building a national network for recharging electric vehicles. Go to Source
How Long Is the Drive to the Edge of the Universe?
See you in a quadrillion years or so. Don’t forget to pack zillions of tons of snacks! Go to Source
Trevor Milton of Nikola Begins Trial in Fraud Case
Prosecutors say Trevor Milton, former chief executive of Nikola, lured retail investors with lies about the electric truck company’s technology. Go to Source
Mercedes and Rivian Plan to Make Vans Together in Europe
The agreement is a rare example of cooperation between a traditional carmaker and an upstart. Go to Source
The Unusual Cool of Saabs
A car whose peculiarities resist utility. Go to Source
In Energy Crunch, Germany Turns Down Heat but Won’t Limit Autobahn Speeds
Putting general restrictions on the country’s storied highways is a simple step to save energy, carbon emissions and lives. But even with the Greens in power, the country is unlikely to take it. Go to Source
Ford Lost Money in the Third Quarter as Costs Surged
The automaker is struggling with supply chain problems and wrote off its investment in a self-driving technology business. Go to Source
Rishi Sunak, New UK Prime Minister, Delays Economic Plan
Mr. Sunak’s government, seeking more time to make the “right decisions,” will deliver its first economic plan on Nov. 17 instead of Monday. Go to Source