Month: December 2022

HIROSHIMA, Japan — CEO Akira Marumoto is steering longtime internal combustion stalwart Mazda Motor Corp. through a delicate shift into the age of electrification. Marumoto previewed the transition last month in a three-phrase business plan running through 2030. Using that road map, Mazda will plow ¥1.5 trillion ($11.07 billion) into electrification with a string of
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Kodiak Robotics truck in front of an IKEA store. Source: Kodiak Robotics Self-driving truck startup Kodiak Robotics said Tuesday that it won a two-year, $49.9 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to help develop automated combat vehicles for the U.S. Army. The company said the vehicles will be tailored for reconnaissance, surveillance and
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INGERSOLL, Ontario — As General Motors rolls out a number of high-profile electric vehicles in 2023, including a battery-powered Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Hummer SUV, it’s also starting full-scale production of a much lesser-known EV that is key to achieving its financial goals. GM will begin producing the BrightDrop Zevo 600 electric delivery van on
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U.S. vehicle inventory continued to recover from historic lows, rising another 150,000 vehicles to 1.61 million, according to data from Cox Automotive and the Automotive News Research & Data Center. The increase mirrored the rise from the previous month and extended the run of slight inventory gains that began in June, when automakers and dealers
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Renault Group CEO Luca de Meo will serve as president of the European automakers’ trade group ACEA, succeeding BMW CEO Oliver Zipse. De Meo has been nominated for a one-year term, renewable for one year, although presidents traditionally serve two years.  ACEA, founded in 1991, represents 16 car, truck and bus manufacturers, but the group
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UA2022 heads for Dawsonville, Georgia, a small town steeped in automotive history and home of a private piece of land called ‘Black Moose.’ Get ready for some epic wheeling, carnage and one of the coolest automotive museums in the country. #UA2022 #MotorTrend #OffRoad #OffRoadVehicles #Tires #Camping #UltimateAdventure MotorTrend is the ultimate streaming destination for gearheads
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Following 2022’s mid-cycle update, the GMC Sierra 1500 enters 2023 with few changes. They include a new AT4X AEV Edition that was first shown in July. The truck was developed with off-road specialist American Expedition Vehicles and makes the AT4X even more capable when heading off the pavement. Among its unique upgrades are additional underbody
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In this article GM Follow your favorite stocksCREATE FREE ACCOUNT Speaking in front of a backdrop of American-made vehicles and a United Auto Workers (UAW) sign, Democratic U.S. presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden speaks about new proposals to protect U.S. jobs during a campaign stop in Warren, Michigan, U.S., September 9, 2020.
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WASHINGTON — With Republicans gaining control of the House and Democrats securing a slim majority in the Senate, the shifted balance of power come January likely will mean no major overhauls of existing policy affecting the auto industry, but it could change command of deciding votes. In a Georgia runoff election Tuesday, Democratic Sen. Raphael
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