Honda and Nissan announced plans to merge, forming a new automotive giant that would rank as the third-largest automaker globally.
Honda has teased the official debut of the first two Honda Zero prototypes at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Waymo is expanding its autonomous vehicle operations to Tokyo, Japan, marking its first international deployment on public roads.
Amazon, the e-commerce giant known for its vast product range, is now venturing into the automotive industry.
Uber is expanding in South Africa with the launch of a new courier service that allows users to hire a bakkie to transport large items.
Honda has unveiled a new demonstration facility in Japan, fully committing to the development and mass production of solid-state batteries.
Tesla is set to launch fully realized V4 Supercharger stations next year, delivering up to 500kW charging for electric vehicles.
Volkswagen and Rivian have signed their $5.8 billion joint venture, aimed at developing a new electrical architecture and vehicle software platform.
Hyundai is doubling down on its commitment to hydrogen fuel cell technology with the Initium, a new hydrogen-powered SUV concept.
In its third-quarter disclosure, Tesla announced that it's preparing to offer more affordable vehicles, still eyeing the $30,000 price point.
Tesla surprised at the “We, Robot” event by unveiling an addition to the company’s lineup - a futuristic van called the Tesla Robovan.
Tesla has issued another recall for over 27,000 Cybertrucks, marking the fifth recall for the electric bakkie in the past year.
