Stellantis on Friday announced it has entered a partnership with Samsung SDI to build a North American EV battery factory.

After surging over the 100,000 reservations mark in August, the Ford Maverick has continued to drum up interest ahead of its anticipated shipping date. 

The Tennessee General Assembly on Wednesday approved an $884 million incentive package for Ford's new multi-billion dollar EV campus project in the state. 

Amazon's AV unit Zoox will start testing autonomous vehicles in Seattle.

Foxconn Technology Group, most well-known as Apple's primary iPhone assembly partner, unveiled on Monday prototype SUV and sedan EV models as it attempts to break into the automotive sector.

Officials in Travis County, Texas, are currently in the process of transitioning to an all-electric fleet. 

Toyota on Monday announced it will build a $1.29 billion battery factory somewhere in the U.S.

Ben Johnson, Director of Product Management for Mitchell 1, talks about new services his company will be offering in the near future to help shops get ahead of the electrification curve and the general positivity he has for the industry.

Ben Johnson of Mitchell 1 breaks down how evolving information technology can help repairers more efficiently fix and service vehicles in their shops.

Tennessee lawmakers convened at the state capitol Monday to start a special session regarding the approval of Ford's new Blue Oval City "megasite."

Stellantis and LG announced a preliminary agreement to break ground on a U.S.-based EV battery plant in 2022.

Some residents in the San Francisco Bay Area will be able to receive significant help from the state to purchase an electric vehicle.

A town in Washington has taken preliminary steps to transition its entire police fleet to hybrid and fully electric vehicles.

Tesla announces it is relocating its headquarters to Texas, Stellantis will remodel three Indiana plants to produce hybrid-compatible transmissions, and GM's battery maker will pay the automaker nearly $2 billion due to the ongoing Chevrolet Bolt recall.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on Tuesday sent a letter to Tesla asking why it hadn't filed a recall after updating its Autopilot software.

The Mobility & Materials division of DuPont earlier this month opened three testing centers for various facets of electric vehicle production.

Rugged, dependable EV pickups are no longer a hypothetical, with several OEMs planning to release all-electric versions of their flagship trucks next year. 

A Volkswagen executive told a supervisory board the German automaker could lose up to 30,000 jobs if it transitions too slowly to electric vehicles.

General Motors on Wednesday announced it will extend the downtime at its Orion Assembly plant through the end of October.

Tritium, an electric vehicle hardware company, has partnered with a charging network operator to install fast chargers at Taco Bell locations in South San Francisco.

General Motors on Tuesday said it has reached an agreement with LG Electronics, its EV battery supplier, to cover the costs of the major recall of all Chevrolet Bolt units.

NASTF Executive Director Donny Seyfer spoke to ADAPT about when shops should start upgrading their equipment to handle new technologies such as ADAS systems and about shop techs getting the recognition they deserve.

NASTF Executive Director Donny Seyfer talks about how we're still quite a ways away from the point where owners need to start feeling panicked if they've fallen behind the tech adoption curve.

The Raleigh Capitol Police in North Carolina has added a fully electric Chevy Bolt to its fleet of law enforcement cruisers.