Author: Rob Stumpf

We knew the recent depreciation problems were having an impact, but the number is bigger than we expected.

Gigafactory workers have stolen over 65,000 coffee mugs. Now, Tesla is threatening to take away the forks and spoons in the break room.

Plus, connected cars aren't making as much as expected, and only 19 Chinese EV brands expected to be profitable by 2030.

Plus, Hyundai is preparing for a legal battle with a dealer group, and Honda's 0 series EVs will share a platform with Sony's Afeela brand.

Tesla has said the updated Model Y would not launch in 2024.

Plus, investors don't care Tesla's Q2 was a bloodbath and how one of the strongest auto unions in the world is dealing with EV job losses

Rivian says its existing fleet of R1 vehicles will soon be able to power a customer's home with its new wall charger.

CarPlay's new all-in approach could have your new car feeling like the inside of a Lancia Delta Integrale—if Apple lets you, that is.

Plus, Americans want to own their car data and EV charging signage sucks.

It looks like it doesn't take much to take out a Cybertruck