Automakers & Suppliers

Tesla's latest shareholder meeting answers questions surrounding the Roadster and Cybertruck's progress and adds some exciting announcements.

South Pasadena Police Department has rented 20 Teslas from Enterprise, including several Model 3s and Model Ys.

Mercedes concludes the CLS’s 19-year journey, redirecting its focus to streamline its lineup for fresh automotive innovations and elegant designs.

Tesla brings back the popular Model 3 Long Range to its configurator, responding to high demand with superior electric range and dynamic performance.

Ford officially reopens orders for its electric crossover, the Mustang Mach-E, with a higher range, lower price, and added tech.

Ford trials AI tech to enable electric vehicles produced in Germany to drive off the assembly line with nobody at the wheel.

Tesla just unveiled a new entry-level Model Y, equipped with its latest 4680 cells battery tech and offered with a lower price tag.

Tesla has done it again — the probability is high that you won't spot many Cybertrucks this year as mass production has been pushed to 2024.

Toyota's Prius hybrid was the most affected by catalytic converter thefts, so the automaker reacted by offering a special shield.

SUVs and trucks, unsurprisingly, prevail on the list of vehicles that will last over 200000 miles, with only three regular cars appearing.