The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened an investigation into Tesla Autopilot after 11 crashes at emergency responder scenes.
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Cars take the exit: Parts shortages force automakers to end Mazda 6, Toyota Avalon in favor of SUVs
The VW Passat and Toyota Avalon are the latest cars to be discontinued as chip shortages force companies to prioritize popular SUVs. Are Malibus next?
Won’t get a COVID-19 vaccine? Some bosses may charge you $20 to $50 more for health insurance on every paycheck
Tyson Foods, United Airlines, CNN and the military are requiring COVID-19 shots. Will your boss join the list? Could they charge you more for insurance?
Gannett reports first profit since 2019 merger with New Media Investment Group: Revenue, digital subscriptions rise
Gannett, owner of USA TODAY, reported its first quarterly profit since its merger in 2019 as its digital subscription strategy gained momentum.
What you need to know about electric vehicles as President Biden, automakers announce EV goals
President Biden set a goal of making half of all new cars, trucks and SUVs sold in the U.S. zero-emission vehicles by 2030, including EVs.
Who really needs an electric car with 500 miles of battery range? Nobody or maybe everyone
Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlinson discusses the startup’s electric vehicle ambitions, comparisons to Tesla and whether an affordable EV is next.
Who really needs an electric car with 500 miles of battery range? Nobody or maybe everyone
Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlinson discusses the startup’s electric vehicle ambitions, comparisons to Tesla and whether an affordable EV is next.
Elon Musk wanted to take over as Apple CEO from Tim Cook if Tesla sold to Apple, new book says
When Apple CEO Tim Cook proposed Apple acquire Tesla several years ago, Elon Musk demanded to be CEO of Apple if the deal happened, a new book says.
Do I have to go back to work? Delta variant of coronavirus breeds concerns
Amid concerns about the delta variant of the coronavirus, many Americans are waiting to see if their employers will make them go back to the office.
Got a car lease? Your vehicle could be worth thousands of dollars more than expected because of COVID-19
While used car prices are soaring, drivers can turn in their leased vehicles early for no penalty or buy their cars and sell them at a profit.