At first glance, Ford Motor Company's (NYSE: F) aggressive move into electric vehicles seems to be about defending its turf -- particularly in the profitable truck, commercial vehicle, and SUV market segments. But there's more to it than that: Ford isn't just playing defense, it
Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE) was planning to be first to market with an electric pickup truck targeting fleet buyers. Whether the company manages to bring its Endurance truck to market at all is now up in the air.
We know (or at least, we think we know) that electric vehicles are the future. But when will electric vehicles go from being niche products to dominating the world's roadways? In this Motley Fool Live broadcast, recorded on May 27, Industry Focus host Nick Sciple and Motley Fool
British online car marketplace Auto Trader Group said it expects to benefit from a "dramatic shift" to online car buying, sending shares up 6.3% on Thursday, but warned that a chip shortage may limit new car production and hit supply.
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Self-driving startup Argo AI, backed by Ford Motor Co and Volkswagen AG, expects to pursue a public listing within the next year, founder and CEO Bryan Salesky said on Wednesday.
Self-driving startup Argo AI's founder and CEO, Bryan Salesky, on Wednesday said he expected the company to go public "within the next year" and would be raising one more round of private funding before that this summer.
Lordstown Motors Corp shares rallied to positive territory on Wednesday afternoon after the electric truck maker said it was in talks with multiple parties to raise funds.
What happened
Shares of electric-pickup start-up Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE) were down sharply on Wednesday, a day after the company warned in a regulatory filing that there is "substantial doubt" about its ability to continue as a going concern.
Lordstown Motors Corp shares fell more than 18% on Wednesday, as investors awoke to a vastly different financial picture than the electric truck maker faced last August when it announced it would go public through a reverse merger with a blank-check company.
General Motors on Wednesday threw its support behind the overall emissions reductions in California's 2019 deal with other major automakers, but asked the Biden administration to give automakers more flexibility to hit the carbon reduction target between now and 2026.
General Motors said Wednesday it supports the emissions reductions outlined in a 2019 deal struck between California and other major automakers but wants the federal government to adopt changes to speed the adoption of electric vehicles.
General Motors stock (NYSE: GM) has risen by 6% over the last five trading days. In comparison the broader S&P500 rose by 0.6% over the last five trading days. GM’s stock witnessed a rise on Thursday after an announcement that they expect first half profits to be sign
Logistics and warehouse companies are accelerating expansion plans in southeastern Europe where business is expected to boom as the pandemic spurs manufacturers to relocate operations close to main markets.
Lordstown Motors (NASDAQ: RIDE) on Tuesday warned that it does not have enough cash to begin commercial production of its electric vehicle (EV), raising doubts about whether the company will be able to survive.
Ford Motor Co said on Tuesday its new Maverick compact pickup truck will have a gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain as standard equipment, a technology choice aimed at keeping the vehicle's starting price below $20,000.
Renault-Nissan India wants the Tamil Nadu state government to recommend adequate social distancing measures based on practices at other automakers amid a dispute with its workers union over safety.