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Ford Motor Co. on Sunday unveiled its all-new fully electric vehicle, the Mustang Mach-E.
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California has joined other states in filing a second lawsuit against the administration for revoking the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from automobiles. -
Jerry Hirshberg, the founding director of Nissan Design International in La Jolla, died Sunday at the age of 80.
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A growing army of hot rodders is cannibalizing crashed electric cars and turning them into custom vehicles with electric power trains.
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Adding a European factory raises the stakes for established automakers already facing a serious threat from Tesla, but it will take time for the plant to get up and running.
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Starting in December, those looking to buy electric vehicles with a price tag of more than $60,000 won’t qualify for rebates — nor will plug-in hybrids with less than 35 miles of all-electric range.
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Tesla limited the range for Model S and Model X charging after fires. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants to know why.
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Waymo wants to deploy a robotaxi service for the general public in parts of California as soon as possible.
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The government plans to require carmakers to modestly boost fuel economy and pare tailpipe emissions after 2020, a reversal from its proposal to freeze requirements through 2026.
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Ford is pulling out all the stops with the Mach-E, an SUV with a strong family resemblance to the Mustang, the world’s best-selling sports coupe and a muscle-car icon since its launch in 1964.
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Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot combined would have enough scale to confront big shifts in the auto industry, including a race to develop electric cars and driverless technologies.
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The agreement between the union and Ford is likely to mirror the pact that unionized General Motors workers approved after a 40-day strike.
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Tesla’s surprise profit came despite the dive in revenue from customers in the United States — its largest market.
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General Motors Co. workers voted in favor of a new contract with the company, bringing an end to a 40-day strike that paralyzed the automaker’s U.S. factories.
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Workers at three factories account for 30% of the UAW’s entire voting membership at General Motors, and the proposed contract treats them well.
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Striking General Motors workers will stay on the picket lines for several more days until they vote on a tentative contract agreement with the company.
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In Paradise Clay, a waterfront enclave north of San Francisco, the estate of late comedian and actor Robin Williams is for sale at $7.25 million.
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The Scorpion submarine, which became a Long Beach tourist attraction, had deteriorated so much that it was closed in 2015. Plans are to remove the sub by mid May.
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Two years after Bumble Bee Foods pleaded guilty to price-fixing, the canned tuna producer is in talks with FCF Fishery to buy it during a bankruptcy reorganization, sources say.
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Los Angeles-based Honey’s popular browser extension is used to compare prices at online shopping sites. The company was profitable last year.
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Lane splitting by motorcycles has been allowed by California law for nearly two years.
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