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The Ohio State University & Wilberforce University Team Takes Home 1st Place In Year Two Of The...
CleanTechnica· 17 hours agoThe Ohio State/Wilberforce University Team has been named the Year Two champion of the EcoCAR...
GM all-electric Chevy Equinox goes on sale as the latest test for EV production and demand
CNBC· 3 days agoThe Chevrolet Equinox has been a crucial part of General Motors' lineup for two decades. GM is...
Red-Hot Memorial Day Weekend Deals On New Cars, Trucks And SUVs
Forbes· 2 days agoInventories have swollen and generous cash rebates as rich as $10,000 are being slapped on the hoods...
GM CEO Says Electric Car Issues Are 'Absolutely' In The Past
InsideEVs· 5 days agoThe future of the automotive industry is dependent on two things: batteries and software....
U.S. and Chinese automakers are headed in completely different directions
Washington Post via Yahoo Finance· 7 days agoAmerican automakers and their Chinese rivals are heading in different directions. Able to produce...
Car owners are venting about their least favourite design details
Creative Bloq via Yahoo News· 2 days agoCheck out the 10 best car logos on the road today.) The entire design of the Cybertruck is drawing...
The Chevrolet Silverado EV Has One Of The Biggest Batteries Ever. Here's How It Works
InsideEVs· 2 days agoFord, Rivian, and Tesla all have packs larger than 100 kilowatt-hours to give their respective...
General Motors (GM) & LG to Create $150M Fund for Bolt Owners
Zacks via Yahoo Finance· 3 days agoPer Paul Jacobsen, CFO of GM, ramped-up production at the automaker's Ohio and Tennessee plants has...
Vehicle Research - Work Truck Online
Work Truck Magazine· 4 days agoThe Vehicle Research section offers articles and news on new vehicles, specifications for cars and trucks, and more.
What Car Has The Most Egregious Design Flaw?
Jalopnik via Yahoo News· 4 days agoIn case you don’t know, it takes car designers years of education, training and development before they’re allowed to tackle say, the swoop of a...
