Toyota Canada confirmed it is shutting down its Cambridge, Ontario plant after an employee tested positive for coronavirus. Toyota also plans to shut down its automobile and component plants in North America as of Monday, March 23. In regards to the Cambridge shutdown: “according to an internal memo obtained by Global News, employees will still be paid during the shutdown that is expected to last for 11 days.” (Source: Global News) Read the original article…
Safety technology such as automatic emergency braking has proven effective in cutting in half the number of rear-end collisions, and significantly reducing the number of serious injuries caused by the most common type of crash on American roadways, according to …
Tesla reduced the price of several of its cars, both in the United States and in Europe. The move was done under the radar as news appeared on the company’s website on January 12 without an announcement from Tesla or …
Volvo is planning to completely revamp its product lineup over the current decade, the largest such endeavor it has undertaken since being bought by Geely in 2010. The Swedish automaker wants to offer an electrified version of most of its …
European Union and U.S. officials will hold talks on Thursday and Friday to discuss ways to grant EU companies, including electric car makers, the same status as U.S. companies in the U.S. market, to avoid what the EU calls discrimination …
Electric-vehicle advocates and early adopters have long maintained the experience of learning about EVs, shopping for them, and buying them is better at those few brands that sell directly to buyers—Tesla foremost, now also Lucid and Rivian—than at conventional third-party …
The potential of hydrogen is astronomical if we can get it right. Today, we’re just going to get right into it: Here are three reasons you need to keep an eye on the world of hydrogen vehicles. Number one: The …
