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Ambitious British startup Duckworth Overland has set out to meld two of the most recognizable products in land travel: the Land Rover Defender and the Airstream/Bowlus-style aircraft-inspired aluminum camper.
Tesla's CEO dialed into a Volkswagen conference an addressed 200 of the firm's top executives.
The world's supply chain woes are bearing down on U.S. auto garages. The challenge of finding spare parts as mundane as oil filters or carpeting has forced repair shops to hoard inventory, find workarounds and plead with customers for patience unti
There is no officially no longer a minimum credit score necessary to get an 84 month (7 year) car note at Ford.
With more than 80 container ships at anchor and 64 at berths across the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, congestion at the nation's top ports continues to snarl supply chains.
The United Nations is targeting used cars in transition to Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy. Used cars are deemed to be 'unsustainable' and a rising threat to the transition to alternative energy, even though the Third World depends almos
Immunity to flats is just the beginning for a tire that could change your driving life.
After more than 10 years of thinking ALL RV air conditioners were very noisy, we now have a quiet RV Air Conditioner that actually makes it possible to have a normal conversation in the RV when it is on.
Rivian promised electric adventure vehicles, and it has more than lived up to that promise.
Inside Edition visited student participants of Patterson High School who are participating in one of the first truck-driving programs for high schoolers in the U.S.
Seraph Consulting says there will $450 billion in lost global sales from the start of the chip crisis through the end of 2022 and they expect the chip crisis to last into 2023.
Hydrogen-related stocks were mixed Tuesday after a new–significant–competitor announced plans for the hydrogen market.
Nikola Corp. reached a preliminary deal with Opal Fuels LLC to construct hydrogen fueling stations in North America, part of an effort to develop promised infrastructure critical to the alternative-energy truckmaker's growth.
Seraph Consulting says there will $450 billion in lost global sales from the start of the chip crisis through the end of 2022 and they expect the chip crisis to last into 2023.
Nikola showcased its production line at Iveco's German plant Wednesday, Bloomberg reported. The first battery-electric models will be delivered to customers in the U.S. early next year, with a fuel cell version slated to follow by the end of 2023.
Move over Jeep, et al., there's a new king of the hill in town.
Do you need to figure out your RV black tank odors and how to control them? This post is for you!
From Ford trucks in the Midwest to Toyotas on the coasts, the best selling vehicles in America reveal a lot about the country.
At least three people have been declared dead and multiple injured after an Amtrak train derailed on Saturday afternoon in North-Central Montana, an official at a local sheriff's office said.
It can travel up to 453 miles on a sunny day.
Overlanding, anyone? How about rustic camping? Perhaps there's some deep water to tackle?
V8s are disappearing from trucks as V6s have already all-but-disappeared from cars.
"A slow-rolling erosion shitstorm is coming to coastal SoCal. In fact, it already started."
Rather Than Eliminating a Terrible Cruise Ship Law, Alaska's Lawmakers Just Want To Exempt Their Ports
All Rivian owners will get 12 months free access as standard, but then have to pay.
When Lucid Motors first announced its Air sedan would return 517 miles (832 km) on a single charge, it sounded too good to be true. But Lucid didn't think so, having hired an independent test firm to run it through the EPA cycle.
The number of container ships at anchor or drifting in San Pedro Bay off the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has now blown through all previous records and is rising by the day.
In case you want to travel with your hypercar in tow.
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Forcing all truck drivers to take injections against COVID-19 poses significant challenges to an already struggling U.S. transportation industry, on which the nation's commerce depends.
