August 2023

UAW approves strikes against Ford, GM, and Stellantis amid EV reservations

The United Auto Workers (UAW) union has approved potential strikes at Ford, General Motors (GM), and Stellantis. The approval comes amidst the automakers’ efforts to embrace the electric vehicle transition, which the UAW noted could result in risks to its members.  As noted by the UAW, 97% of members who participated in the strike authorization

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Australian government highlights policy challenges linked to electric car adoption

The Australian Federal Government highlighted that electric vehicle (EV) adoption has presented politicians worldwide with policy challenges and opportunities, particularly when it comes to taxes. Recently, Treasurer Jim Chalmers noted that the Australian Federal Government would have to find ways to recoup losses in fuel excise revenue as more people buy electric vehicles.  A few

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Enhanced Volkswagen ID.3 launches with increased range and more tech

The enhanced Volkswagen ID.3 launched with an increased range and more tech. The enhanced VW ID.3 has an improved range of up to 374 miles with the Pro S variant based on the WLTP standard. The German automaker has also incorporated updated technology in the electric vehicle.  The new Volkswagen ID.3 is still built on the company’s

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Cruise and Waymo’s driverless robotaxis divide San Francisco

The California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) decision to allow Cruise and Waymo’s driverless robotaxis to operate a paid service in San Francisco 24 hours a day could be considered as a step towards the mainstream adoption of self-driving cars. Residents of the city, however, appear to be divided about the self-driving vehicles.  The signs have

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Tesla to face twin Autopilot trials over fatal incidents

Tesla is poised to defend itself and its Autopilot technology in twin trials this coming September and October. The trials could affect the narrative surrounding Tesla and its self-driving program, which CEO Elon Musk has argued is close to being ready for mainstream use.  Elon Musk has been pretty open about the idea that Tesla’s

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