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Tesla, Inc. was founded in 2003 in the United States. The company designs and builds battery-electric vehicles and energy products; its corporate headquarters are in Austin, Texas. Principal car lines include Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, and Cybertruck.
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Amazon’s Zoox wins NHTSA approval to deploy up to 2,500 robotaxis annually for two years
The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has granted Amazon’s autonomous-vehicle unit Zoox a temporary exemption to commercially deploy up to 2,500 driverless robotaxis each year in the United States over the next two years. The approval, announced on…
Revoy secures $27M to scale plug-in electric conversion kit for diesel trucks
Robotics startup Revoy has raised $27 million in Series A funding to commercialize a detachable electric dolly designed to convert diesel trucks into partially electric vehicles. The device slots between a truck’s tractor and trailer, allowing an 80,000-pound truck to…
PACCAR keeps drivers behind the wheel in autonomous trucks for now
PACCAR CEO Preston Feight confirmed on July 28, 2026, that the company has no plans to remove human drivers from its autonomous trucks, despite rapid progress from partner Aurora Innovation. PACCAR, the parent company of Kenworth and Peterbilt, collaborates with…
Walmart jumps into EV charging with nationwide rollout, outpacing rivals
Retail giant Walmart has rapidly expanded into the electric-vehicle charging business, opening 46 high-speed stations with 380 cords through June 2026 and positioning itself as a major competitor in the sector. The buildout leverages Walmart’s nationwide store footprint—now spanning about…
BMW rolls out voluntary buyouts to slash 8,000 jobs globally amid China sales slump
BMW has struck a deal with German worker representatives to offer voluntary severance packages as part of a global workforce reduction of about 8,000 employees—roughly 5% of its total workforce. The cuts, which will be concentrated in Germany, target roles…
World’s Biggest Car Carrier Left Shanghai With Enough Teslas To Stretch 22 Miles
A Chinese car carrier, the Glovis Nova, has set a national record for electric vehicles shipped in one voyage, carrying 7,738 Teslas from Shanghai to Zeebrugge in Belgium. The ship, which can carry up to 10,800 vehicles at once, is…
TFI International accelerates autonomous semi deployment plans for U.S. LTL operations
TFI International is pushing ahead with autonomous truck rollouts for its U.S. less-than-truckload (LTL) linehaul operations, targeting 2027 for initial deployment. Speaking to analysts on July 27, 2026, CFO David Saperstein confirmed the Montreal-based carrier is collaborating with an undisclosed…
Ford shares extend gains as energy storage ambitions face reality check
Ford Motor Co. shares were up 1.5% on July 28, 2026, at 2:30 p.m. New York time, holding gains from a 44% surge in May driven by investor excitement over the company’s AI-linked battery energy storage business. The stock remains…
The Pros and Cons of Over-the-Air Software Updates in Modern Cars
The automotive industry’s pivot from hardware to software has transformed how cars are maintained and upgraded. Modern vehicles now run on millions of lines of code that govern everything from infotainment systems to driver-assistance features and battery management. Over-the-air (OTA)…
Chrysler’s 1958 “Auto-Pilot” Was One of the First Modern Cruise-Control Systems
In 1955, Chrysler launched its Imperial division to compete in the luxury segment against Cadillac and Lincoln, positioning the brand as a leader in high-tech innovation. By 1958, the division introduced Auto-Pilot, one of the first modern cruise-control systems, on…