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Automotive
Foxconn's chairman announces the company is moving some iPad and MacBook production out of China due to tariffs and trade war pressures, signaling a broader supply chain shift.
Automotive
A new electric vehicle fleet has been unveiled for New York State, according to a brief announcement. Details on the number and type of vehicles remain limited.
Automotive
Looking for an affordable electric car without breaking the bank? The used EV market offers genuine bargains if you know what to look for.
Automotive
The Hyundai Ioniq 6 N brings dual-motor AWD, 478 kW, 770 Nm, and a 3.2-second 0-100 time. But hints of a $115K price tag raise tough questions about value.
Automotive
Audi brings the wagon body to its electric lineup with the A6 Avant E-Tron, promising a new era of executive transport with unmistakable style.
Automotive
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama partners with the STEP Foundation to launch hydrogen fuel cell racing teams, holding the first Hydrogen Grand Prix.
Automotive
The latest Fleet Europe Podcast episode turns a critical lens on the used car market, asking why it remains the missing link in fleet management and mobility policy.
Automotive
California drivers feel the pinch as gas prices climb. Some are looking beyond the pump for lasting cost-saving strategies.
Automotive
San Diego is spending millions to put EV chargers in underserved neighborhoods, aiming to cut tailpipe pollution. The question is whether the infrastructure alone will get more drivers to go electric.
Automotive
A Cheney woman has been charged with chasing a child on a dirt bike in Spokane County and later trespassing, according to authorities.
Automotive
Fanshawe College's president held a town hall on May 6, 2026, covered by CTV News London. The event signals an effort to engage directly with students and staff amid broader shifts in higher education transparency.
Automotive
Ford engineers are secretly developing a $30,000 electric pickup at a Detroit-area plant, according to a Wall Street Journal report.