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Plus Stellantis may start selling Chinese EVs through its new joint ventures and Toyota has a shortage of workers.

It turns out buying a cheap EV that used to be a rental car isn’t the best idea.

She'd already laid off at least 15 percent of her team, but Musk wanted more layoffs.

The company may be in too deep for another impossible promise to act as a life preserver

Maybe you shouldn’t use a bargain adapter on something as expensive as a car

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Plus President Joe Biden is set to unveil strict Chinese EV tariffs and the feds are investigating Ford’s handling…

The company rented out a Tesla Model 3, but won’t refund the incompatible gasoline refueling fee

U.S. prosecutors are investigating whether Tesla lied to customers and investors about Autopilot and Full…

Plus Rivian has been handed millions of dollars to support its EV expansion and Stellantis could add gas power back…

Also, Tesla's "bench strength" isn't what it once was, and Cadillac could keep selling gas-powered vehicles well…

Despite its CEO railing against Biden, Tesla was more than happy to take the administration's money.

Also, safety regulators are probing Ford's Blue Cruise hands-free driving tech, and more automakers report rough…

Plus investigation into Mercedes diesel emissions comes to an end and the United Auto Workers union avoids strike…

It sure seems like every laid-off Tesla employee is getting the same deal, regardless of how long they've been at…

Don’t feel like waiting around to see if Tesla will actually make a cheaper EV? Just go find a used one.

Plus Boeing crash victims are calling for action and even Polestar’s losses can’t hit Volvo’s stride.

Analysts are keeping a close eye on this one, and expecting poor results.

Tesla claims the new sedan is “a perfect, high-performance daily driver,” but can it drive a stock price up

When CEO Elon Musk took a hard turn to the right, the number of Democrats buying Teslas dropped 60 percent.