Autocar Professional-NASSCOM Roundtable | Revolutionising Mobility: The Future of a Hyperconnected World

Autocar Professional-NASSCOM Roundtable | Revolutionising Mobility: The Future of a Hyperconnected World As the global automotive industry makes the shift from basic vehicle connectivity to hyperconnectivity particularly with the advent of 5G technology, the mobility ecosystem is set to be revolutionised with the enormous possibilities and use cases that can now be tapped with the… Continue reading Autocar Professional-NASSCOM Roundtable | Revolutionising Mobility: The Future of a Hyperconnected World

Car haulage firms find opportunity amid industry challenges

If you think driving a car transporter looks difficult, then spare a thought for the people running the business. Unpredictable demand, driver shortages and rising costs are among the challenges facing a sector still adjusting to Brexit and grappling with the after-effects of the Covid pandemic.  Amid the turmoil, BCA Automotive, a major operator, took… Continue reading Car haulage firms find opportunity amid industry challenges

Insight: McLaren Applied capitalising on 2021 spin-off

Applied isn’t planning to turn into a mass maker of inverters but is looking to share its expertise with bigger manufacturers. “We’ve got it to a stage where it works properly and can be integrated with a motor,” says Fry. “What we need to do next is to get it ready for a much higher… Continue reading Insight: McLaren Applied capitalising on 2021 spin-off

2023 Toyota Prius hybrid feels familiar despite added power, new looks

What is it? 2023 Toyota Prius front- or all-wheel-drive, five-passenger hybrid hatchback. Why should you consider it? It’s the car that began the electric revolution, adds power. How much will it cost? Base price $27,450, excluding $1,095 destination charge. When can you buy it? January. DEL MAR, California – The 2023 Toyota Prius hybrid will… Continue reading 2023 Toyota Prius hybrid feels familiar despite added power, new looks

Tesla shares have fallen 28% since Elon Musk took over Twitter, lagging other carmakers

CEO of Tesla Motors Elon Musk speaks at the Tesla Giga Texas manufacturing “Cyber Rodeo” grand opening party in Austin, Texas, on April 7, 2022. Suzanne Cordeiro | AFP | Getty Images Shares in electric vehicle maker Tesla have fallen 28% since October 27, when CEO Elon Musk bought Twitter and appointed himself “Chief Twit,”… Continue reading Tesla shares have fallen 28% since Elon Musk took over Twitter, lagging other carmakers

‘Battery Belt’ widens with $3.5 billion Redwood Materials plant

This content is only available to subscribers. Get unlimited digital access. $1 for 6 Months. Subscribe Now Your subscription supports: Unlimited access to subscriber only articles on desktop, tablet and mobile web. The eNewspaper, a digital replica of the print paper, every day. Trusted, up-to-date local Detroit and Michigan breaking news. Newsletters on topics that… Continue reading ‘Battery Belt’ widens with $3.5 billion Redwood Materials plant

GM recalls over 825K vehicles to fix daytime running lights

Detroit — General Motors is recalling more than 825,000 SUVs and cars in the U.S. and Canada because the daytime running lights may not turn off when the headlights are on. The recall covers certain 2022 and 2023 Cadillac Escalade, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe, GMC Sierra 1500 and GMC Yukon SUVs. Also… Continue reading GM recalls over 825K vehicles to fix daytime running lights

Stellantis idling Jeep plant shows Midwest’s struggle in EV era

This content is only available to subscribers. Get unlimited digital access. $1 for 6 Months. Subscribe Now Your subscription supports: Unlimited access to subscriber only articles on desktop, tablet and mobile web. The eNewspaper, a digital replica of the print paper, every day. Trusted, up-to-date local Detroit and Michigan breaking news. Newsletters on topics that… Continue reading Stellantis idling Jeep plant shows Midwest’s struggle in EV era

Forvia cuts metals department in Highland Park, lays off 268

Automotive supplier Forvia is closing its metals department in Highland Park and laying off 268 employees, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification to the state. The company is moving the production to another facility, which wasn’t identified in a statement from spokeswoman Misty Matthews. Waymon Halty, vice president of United Auto Workers Local… Continue reading Forvia cuts metals department in Highland Park, lays off 268

MEDC OKs incentives for EV component projects from Lear, Magna, Underwriters Laboratories

Several automotive suppliers on Tuesday announced expansion plans in Michigan in response to increasing demand for electric vehicle components following approval of taxpayer-funded incentives from the Michigan Economic Development Corp. Lear Corp. will receive more than $6.413 million in incentives for a total of more than $112 million in investments for a new plant in… Continue reading MEDC OKs incentives for EV component projects from Lear, Magna, Underwriters Laboratories