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"If you're a trucker and you want the most badass rig on the road, this is it," Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk said onstage at an event in Tesla's Nevada plant Thursday evening while announcing the delivery of the first heavy-duty Semis to PepsiCo.
Tesla drove its Semi truck with a 81,000 pound payload up a 6% incline. They drove 500 miles with a full load.
Franz von Holzhausen says the Cybertruck may not look it, but it is "incredibly aerodynamic" and "incredibly functional."
Does high mileage oil stop oil leaks? Is it safe to use in your engine? Does it offer better or worse wear protection?
Hydrogen supercar maker Hyperion isn't happy about the state of hydrogen fuel infrastructure, so it's decided to start building its own, rolling out yacht-styled mobile hydrogen stations across the United States that can generate fuel on-site.
CAKE kicks off EICMA 2022 with a brand-new off-road model--the Bukk. The Swedish manufacturer leverages data from its one-make race series, Cake World Race, to amplify the platform's performance potential.
Jay Leno is discharged from hospital nine days after being treated in an oxygen chamber for severe burns from fire while working on steam car in his garage
It was just last year that we told you about the Super Sub, a speedy three-person electric submersible made by Dutch company U-Boat Worx. Well, the firm has now announced a revisal to its design, which will make the watercraft even faster.
Toyota, Lexus and BMW are the most reliable manufacturers of new cars according to the annual survey of U.S. nonprofit Consumer Reports.
Politicians and activists who want all cars to go electric are guilty of magical thinking.
What will it mean when most everything that is hauled by truck is hauled by electric truck?
Why is that every major automaker who was – past tense – selling diesel-powered passenger cars in the United States no longer is?
The EV startup will build the Lifestyle Delivery Vehicle and Lifestyle Vehicle vans at the factory starting in the second half of 2023.
The National Association of Convenience Stores says there are ~5,000 independent gas station owners in CA and they're already at risk.
Move designed to match staffing needs with slowing LTL demand, unit says
RV Tires are perhaps the most essential but overlooked parts of an RV. Failure to pay attention to the care and maintenance of your RV tires is a significant safety risk, and today we share the basics that every RVer needs to know.
A watercraft quite unlike others, the Portless Catamaran is a large inflatable that packs small enough to ride to the water inside a motor vehicle.
While the Tesla Cybertruck may still be a year away, Tesla has posted several new jobs specific to the electric pickup.
The move comes a week after the Eden Prairie, Minnesota-based company reported weaker-than-expected, third-quarter results and strongly hinted at impending labor cost reductions to combat the impact of slowing demand and increased costs.
Now that the Left has secured its power, expect the Left to exercise it.
Extreme fast charge battery technology startup says automakers should be considering semi-solid batteries in the medium term.
NATSO and SIGMA concede tight inventories but say market will adjust as necessary to get product where it's needed
In what is likely going to be another thorn in the side of Elon Musk, Tesla and Autopilot, it was revealed in a report last week that many self-driving features in vehicles can be "messed with" using lasers.
American truck drivers are sounding the alarm that Diesel fuel is running out.
Full New Elon Musk Interview. Ron Baron Confernce Nov 2022. With Timestamps.
"For reference, GM has only produced 2,570 units of the Hummer EV Pickup as of September 2022, a far-cry from the 90,000 units needed just to meet reservations."
Falling rates, rising costs squeezing carriers, digital brokerage co-founder says at F3
The oil industry is a major consumer of electricity, and there are many other facets of the auto industry people don't think about.
It's not nearly as vomit-inducing as you'd think.
The U.S. is the most expensive country in the world in which to build mass transit. A new report by an NYU research group explains how that can change.
