U.S. Auto-Safety Regulators Investigate Cruise's Self-Driving Cars Over Pedestrian Risks - WSJ

Tesla (TSLA) follows GM and Ford (F), slows EV ramp as demand drops

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), on Wednesday, echoed the cautious approach of General Motors (NYSE: GM) and Ford (NYSE: F) towards expanding electric vehicle (EV) production capacity. The company cited economic uncertainties and emphasized concerns about a possible decline in demand.

Tesla CEO, Elon Musk voiced his apprehension about the... More

NHTSA probes GM’s self-driving unit for pedestrian risk

On Tuesday, U.S. auto safety regulators initiated an investigation to determine whether General Motors' (NYSE: GM) self-driving division, Cruise, is adequately prioritizing safety measures for its autonomous robotaxis to protect pedestrians.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) disclosed that it has received two reports from Cruise concerning incidents in which pedestrians were harmed.

Additionally, the NHTSA has identified two additional incidents... More

General Motors (GM) to delay EV truck production at Michigan plant

General Motors (NYSE: GM) revealed Tuesday that the Detroit automaker will delay the production of electric pickup trucks at its Orion Township, Michigan facility as the company deals with "evolving EV demand."

The latest move suggests that electric vehicle production and demand might not be as strong as previously expected. Ford Motor (NYSE: F) announced on Friday that it would temporarily cut... More

Tesla (TSLA) pushes US to adopt stricter fuel efficiency rules

Prominent electric vehicle manufacturer, Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) on Tuesday, called upon the Biden administration to swiftly solidify more rigorous fuel economy standards through 2032 than those initially proposed by U.S. regulators, placing the automaker at odds with major OEMs.

In July, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) introduced a proposal to... More