For over a decade, AESC has supplied batteries for the Nissan Leaf, America’s first mass-produced affordable EV. Now, Nissan plans to switch suppliers for its next-gen U.S.-made EVs, starting production in 2028.
The electric vehicle market faces its first sales drop in a decade, driven by regional shifts, competition, and changing policies.
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Ford Motor may increase prices on its new vehicles if auto tariffs under U.S. President Donald Trump remain in effect, according to a dealer memo reviewed by Reuters.
As most taxpayers are feeling the tension of the April 15 deadline, residents in multiple states are seeing later deadlines.
As a 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts takes effect this week, the auto industry is bracing for the impact and potential unintended consequences.
Since last year, a joint state and city task force has impounded over 4,000 vehicles in a crackdown on ghost license plates across New York City.
Whether you are a professional scrapper or simply tired of looking at a junk car in your yard, you likely have some common questions.
According to Automotive News, interest rates are down although affordability is still an issue when it comes to the auto retail industry.
The overall cost from the disaster is still being calculated, although, according to Automotive News, used-car buyers in the West are seeing prices increase dramatically.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has implemented a rule banning connected vehicle technologies from China and Russia to safeguard national security, starting with software in 2027 and hardware in 2030.
