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Mercedes-Benz’s New Electric Axial Flux Motor Production: Industry Implications
Mercedes-Benz has started mass production of its innovative electric axial flux motors, signaling a significant shift in EV manufacturing technology.
Ford rehires ‘gray beard’ engineers after AI falls short
Ford has rehired 350 experienced engineers to improve quality control after AI systems failed to meet standards, aiming to reduce costs and boost quality.
5 easy ways to get more range out of your EV
Discover five proven methods to maximize your electric vehicle’s range, from regenerative braking to driving habits, ensuring longer trips between charges.
Feds Killed Polestar and Spared Volvo. That Should Terrify You
The U.S. Department of Commerce denied Polestar’s authorization to sell new cars from 2027, while granting Volvo approval, raising concerns over market fairness.
Shareholders in Japan push back against poor earnings, weak governance
Shareholders at Japanese firms are increasing pressure on management over weak earnings and corporate governance failures amid peak AGM season.
Volkswagen reportedly plans to cut 100,000 jobs
Volkswagen intends to cut 100,000 jobs globally, including closures of several plants, amid significant company overhaul. Unions vow to oppose the move.
With a Range Bump, the $25K Slate Is the Most Affordable EV Truck in the US
The Slate electric truck, starting at $24,950, is now the most affordable EV truck in the US, featuring a 205-mile range and simplified design.
Honda’s China struggles weigh on frustrated parts suppliers
Honda’s recent manufacturing reductions in China are causing financial pressure and discontent among parts suppliers, with many considering shifting focus to other clients.
Tesla Cybercab Specs Are Public — But Questions Remain
Tesla’s Cybercab specifications are now public via an EPA filing, but several critical questions about its design, pricing, and deployment remain unanswered.