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Waymo Pauses Freeway Robotaxi Rides: The Hard Parts of Autonomy Are Still Very Physical
Waymo hits pause on freeway robotaxi rides, and it is a reminder that autonomy is still a contact sportWaymo is temporarily pausing fully autonomous robotaxi rides on freeways in p…
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Page 3 of 8Hyundai’s 421,000-Vehicle Brake-Software Recall: Why Camera Code Can Touch the Pedal
Hyundai is recalling about 421,000 vehicles in the United States to address a brake-related software issue tied to camera processing and forward-collision logic, according to a Reu…
Tesla’s Missing Model Y Weight Label Recall: Why a Simple Sticker Still Matters
Tesla’s missing label recall is small, but not trivialNEW YORK. Tesla is recalling certain Model Y crossovers in the United States because a federally required weight label may be …
GM Recalls 40,000+ U.S. Vehicles Over Brake-Fluid Issues: What Owners Should Check First
GM recalls more than 40,000 vehicles for a brake-fluid related problemGeneral Motors has issued a safety recall covering more than 40,000 vehicles in the United States over an issu…
Toyota Warns the Iran Conflict Could Hit Results: Why Automakers Obsess Over Aluminum and Shipping Routes
Toyota’s warning, and why it landed with operations teamsNEW YORK, May 8, 2026. Toyota Motor Corp. is telling investors and suppliers what manufacturing people have been watching f…
U.S. Industry Pushes Back on ‘China-Made’ Vehicle Pathways: Why ‘Made in Mexico’ Keeps Coming Up
U.S. industry groups are drawing a harder line on “China-made” workaroundsNEW YORK, May 11, 2026. A familiar phrase keeps surfacing in U.S. auto policy debates that are ostensibly …
Stellantis and Dongfeng Strike a New Jeep-Peugeot Deal in China: What It Signals About Global Strategy
Stellantis and Dongfeng revive a familiar playbook in ChinaStellantis and China’s Dongfeng Motor have reached a new agreement that brings Jeep and Peugeot back into a shared China-…
EPA Moves to Delay Parts of the 2027-2032 Vehicle Pollution Rule: What Changes for Automakers (and What Doesn’t)
EPA signals a slower ramp for the 2027-2032 tailpipe ruleThe Environmental Protection Agency is moving to delay parts of its landmark vehicle pollution rule covering model years 20…
GM-LG’s Ultium Ohio Battery Plant Restart Remains Uncertain: What It Says About EV Demand in 2026
Ultium Cells Ohio: a restart that still is not a restartUltium Cells’ battery plant in Lordstown, Ohio, has been one of the most visible symbols of General Motors’ push to build an…
Toyota Files for a $2B Texas Assembly-Line Expansion: What We Know So Far
Toyota’s Texas filing: a $2 billion assembly-line expansion, not a new plantToyota has filed for a roughly $2 billion expansion tied to assembly-line work in Texas, according to a …
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