Canadian food distribution company Loblaw announced that it has doubled the size of its zero-emission semi-truck fleet by deploying 10 new fully electric Freightliner eCascadia trucks in Vancouver.
GM has stated that it expects to earn nearly $10 billion in 2023, but it will need to address issues related to electric vehicle production and its Cruise robotaxi business in 2024.
The Honda NSX is expected to make a comeback with an electric powertrain in the coming years, as part of the Japanese company’s new line-up of radical electric vehicles.
A problem with the steering system of the 2024 Mazda CX-90 has led the Japanese manufacturer to recall over 43,700 units.
If you think that the Montreal Auto Show, which is currently in full swing, is the only one suffering from a shortage of manufacturers, the Geneva International Motor Show has just announced that only eight major car companies will be present at the next event scheduled from February 26th to March 3rd.
The first electric Porsche Macan is coming with a new platform, a new driver display system, and a seriously powerful transmission.
If you hear a clicking noise while driving your Ford Explorer 2011 to 2019, it may be that the windshield trim is about to come off.
If you have the desire for a trip back in time, but about 10 years ago, there are different ways to do it. First, you can try to build a machine like the Delorean from Back to the Future. And good luck with that.
According to a report from the American agency Reuters a few days ago, Tesla is reportedly surveying its suppliers to find the parts that will allow it to build a new electric car model from the second half of 2025, with a retail price of around $25,000.
We often wonder in the first weeks of January what strong theme will define the year in different sectors of the economy, and in the automotive industry, it seems that we already have a candidate for this theme in 2024: video games.