Carmakers Pull Back on New EV Models Amidst Declining Demand
> Major car manufacturers are reducing new EV models amid declining demand, raising concerns about overproduction and dealership frustrations.
> Major car manufacturers are reducing new EV models amid declining demand, raising concerns about overproduction and dealership frustrations.
> Tesla admits it could face financial harm if its self-driving crash data becomes public, raising concerns about transparency and safety in autonomous vehicles.
> VW’s Cariad software division is showing signs of improvement under new CEO Dirk Hilgenberg, aiming to overcome past financial losses and software delays.
> TikTok users reveal a trick to unlock Tesla gloveboxes, raising concerns about vehicle security and owner safety.
> China’s energy investment is set to rival that of the US and EU combined, with a projected $3.3 trillion in global energy spending by 2025.
> Amazon is testing humanoid robots for package delivery using Rivian electric vans, aiming to enhance efficiency and sustainability in logistics.
> May 2025 sees strong hybrid sales while electric vehicle demand remains mixed, reflecting shifting consumer preferences in the US automotive market.
> Hyundai has cut the lease prices of the 2025 IONIQ 5 to $179/month, making electric vehicles more affordable and accessible for consumers.
> Enbridge launches its first solar farm in Texas, expanding its clean energy portfolio and contributing to the renewable energy sector.
> Discover the Kia EV4, the first electric sedan from Kia, spotted in the U.S. with an eye-catching design ahead of its official launch.