New Rule Makes Auto Braking Standard; Tesla Cuts Headcount Even More; Tough Q1 for EU Automakers

First Element Fuel opens first heavy-truck refueling station in the U.S. in Oakland, CA, the first of many more to support hydrogen-powered big rigs.

NHTSA investigates driver monitoring system after three people killed when Ford Mustang Mach-E cars slam into stopped cars at night.

Swedish automaker joins with charging Israeli charging specialist to show 10%-80% charging in 10 minutes.

UAW President Shawn Fain says the tentative agreement is a “major victory for the members who build Freightliner and Western Star trucks and Thomas Built buses.”

Chinese media outlets get excited over claims that British luxury brand will use Chery vehicle platforms in future models.

General Motors’ outlook is bright, with strong internal-combustion models and more hybrids and BEVs on the way.

Higher BEV repair costs and greater depreciation see car rental giant divest 30,000 electric cars so far this year.