Jamie Sullivan, business development VP for automotive AI company Derq, breaks down how close we are to wide spread adoption of smart roads designed to support and actively interface with vehicles as they drive, as well as what that means for the automotive aftermarket.

Nissan on Monday announced it will invest $17.6 billion over the next five years into its EV lineup.

U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on Monday said the country won't meet its widespread EV adoption goals without significant investment in semiconductor chip infrastructure.

California earlier this month approved a three-year, $1.4 billion infrastructure plan to bolster the state's EV and alternative fuel cell vehicle goals.

General Motors last week announced it will begin delivering its GMC Hummer electric pickup in December.

Dodge announces it will cease production of the Charger and Challenger by 2024, Ford and Rivian cancel a joint EV project, and GM has begun lifting restrictions on some Chevrolet Bolt models put in place due to a battery fire recall.

Ford Motor Co. is in discussions with semiconductor chip manufacturer GlobalFoundaries Inc. to boost its supplies amid the current global shortage.

Dodge on Tuesday announced it will cease production of its current muscle cars, the Challenger and the Charger, within the next two years.

Mark Fincher of CCC Intelligent Solutions shares how important it is for aftermarket shops to have access to new repair information and tools, and what role companies such as CCC play in getting shops what they need.

Mark Fincher, CCC marketing solutions VP, talks about how important it is for aftermarket shops to have access to new repair information and tools, and what role companies such as CCC play in getting shops what they need.

General Motors on Friday started installing software in some 2019 Chevrolet Bolts to lift restrictions on parking and charging that were put in place due to a battery fire recall.

A partnership between Ford and Rivian to produce a joint electric vehicle under the Ford brand has been canceled. 

The survey also found 92 percent believe consumers should be able to choose between OEM and aftermarket parts.

Mazda announces it will bring vehicle production back to the U.S., MotorTrend names the Lucid Air EV as its Car of the Year, and the NHTSA is investigating a crash involving a Tesla using the company's full self-driving software.

Ford on Thursday announced plans to increase its production capacity of electric vehicles to 600,000 by 2023.

General Motors on Thursday announced it would keep the plant responsible for making its Chevrolet Bolt EV shuttered through the end of the year.

General Motors on Wednesday celebrated the grand opening of Factory ZERO, the automaker's first assembly plant that will produce only electric vehicles.

Trouvé Victory, a Canadian-based luxury EV startup, earlier this month announced it plans to launch its line of electric vehicles in 2023. 

Qualcomm on Tuesday announced it would begin supplying its semiconductor chips to BMW for use in the automakers ADAS systems.

Stellantis on Wednesday issued a recall of 246,000 Ram Heavy Duty and Chassis Cab pickups due to faulty fuel pumps.

Volkswagen is halting production of electric vehicles at two of its plants in Germany for a week due to the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage.

Consumer choice is key to a thriving automotive repair market. LKQ Corporation argues aftermarket parts are vital to the industry and perform equally in form, fit, function when compared to OEM service parts.

After a decade-long hiatus, Mazda announced it will begin manufacturing in the United States again, starting with its all-new CX-50 SUV.

Trouvé Victory officials talk about the process of bringing their luxury EVs to market over the past five years and how they plan to separate themselves in an increasingly crowded EV car parc.

Researchers at Ford Motor Co. and Purdue University have submitted a design for a new EV charging cable for patent.