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Hyundai self-driving deal points to industry-wide pattern
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It has been a busy week for Aurora, the self-driving startup founded by veterans of the Google, Tesla, and Uber self-driving programs. On Monday, Aurora announced it had forged a partnership with Fiat Chrysler. On Tuesday, Aurora
America’s sports car racing series embraces being green again
When you think of motorsport, you probably don’t associate it with being environmentally aware. But there are actually racing series that take the concept of reducing carbon emissions quite seriously. Obviously, there’s Formula E, which races electric cars powered
At Tesla shareholder meeting, Musk assures “there is not a demand problem”
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Tesla held a shareholder meeting in Mountain View, Calif., on Tuesday afternoon, and CEO Elon Musk addressed the audience on a number of issues facing the company before taking questions from shareholders.
Tesla had
Volkswagen snubs self-driving startup Aurora, eyes Ford partnership
Enlarge / Ford CEO Jim Hackett, left, talks to Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess in January 2019. (credit: Boris Roessler/picture alliance via Getty Images)
Aurora—a self-driving startup founded by former leaders of self-driving projects at Tesla, Uber, and Google’s Waymo—aims
Electric car charging in America just got a little bit easier
Enlarge / An Electrify America charging station. (credit: Electrify America)
At the risk of sounding like a stuck record (or perhaps a looped .mp3 file, since this is 2019), infrastructure matters when it comes to getting people to switch to
Fiat Chrysler teams up with self-driving startup Aurora
Enlarge / AUSTIN, Texas – MARCH 09: Chris Urmson speaks onstage at Featured Session: Self-Driving Cars: The Future is When? with Malcolm Gladwell & Chris Urmson during the 2019 SXSW Conference and Festivals at Austin Convention Center on March 9,
17 automakers tell Trump that fuel economy rollback needs to include California
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On Thursday, 17 automakers sent the White House a letter asking the Trump Administration to put the brakes on a fuel economy rollback, according to the New York Times.
Automakers including Ford, General Motors,