Pirelli’s $1.2 Billion US Expansion Will Add 1,000 Jobs
The investment will expand its Rome, Georgia plant through 2033, including production of Pirelli’s connected Cyber Tire technology
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The City That Never Sleeps Now Has Taxi Drivers That Don’t Need To Sleep
Sin City is perhaps the perfect location for Waymo to launch its robotaxi platform
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Hyundai Isn’t Done Making Its Performance EVs Fun To Drive
Hyundai may have another trick up its sleeve to bring added driving engagement to its sporty N-brand EVs
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Trump Wants To Keep Diesel In America, But His White House Says No Ban Is Coming
With diesel averaging $6.52 a gallon, Trump favors an export ban but his energy secretary warns it could raise other fuel prices
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Missouri Man Prisoned After Fraudulently Buying Cars With Fake Documents
A St. Louis man purchased more than $333,000 worth of vehicles through fraudulent means
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New BMW 3-Series Gets Up To 437 HP, Arrives In The US Next Year
The proportions of the 3-Series are a little different to the electric i3, although its design is largely identical
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Lawsuit Claims Faulty Honda Seatbelt Killed Teenager In NJ Crash
Plaintiffs are seeking a jury trial as well as compensatory and punitive damages
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CHP Just Rolled Out Its Last Chevy Camaro Police Car
The Chevy Camaro has been out of production since 2023, but somehow the California Highway Patrol just put one in service as a police car.
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Nissan Bets The Farm On Hybrids In North America
Nissan’s road to expanded hybridization comes at the expense of the Mitsubishi-built Rogue Plug-In Hybrid
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Hyundai Says It Will Become More American Than Some “American OEMs”
Hyundai plans to launch 58 new or updated models in North America by 2030 and build 80 percent of the cars it sells locally
