Stellantis has all but completely abandoned its Free2move ride-sharing service due to a variety of problems including thefts, damage and high operating costs. Free2move continues operating only in Washington, D.C. and could close its U.S. operations entirely.
Month: May 2024
First Look: 2025 Ferrari 12Cilindri
The Ferrari 812’s replacement retains V-12 power without the aid of or turbocharging or hybrid technology. As expected, Ferrari revealed the Ferrari 12Cilindri Friday in Maranello. Offered as a Coupe or Spider, the 12Cilindri models replace the Ferrari 812, and is...
Rivian Gets $827M to Expand Illinois Plant to Build New Vehicle
EV maker Rivian received $827 million in new incentives from the State of Illinois to expand its production facility in Normal. The company currently builds all of its vehicles there, but the expansion will allow it increase production levels as well as handle...
2024 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy Provides Low-Key Luxury and Family Hauling Versatility
Look past its aggressive face and you'll find the Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy's easy manner makes for one relaxing ride. Sometimes, car names don’t fit their intended purpose, yet other times, they do. Consider the 2024 Hyundai Palisade. A palisade is “a fence of...
Jeep Gladiator Slated to get 4xe PHEV Model, Will Make Its Debut In 2025
Jeep confirms that the Gladiator pickup will join its Wrangler SUV cousin in getting a PHEV 4xe variant as part of the brand’s broader plans for electrification.
Angered by Tesla Supercharger Cuts – Competitors Look to Rival Ionna Network
Tesla delivered a shock this week when word leaked out CEO Elon Musk was effectively closing down several departments, including the one overseeing its Supercharger network. Set up in 2012, when the automaker launched its original Model S sedan, the charging system was meant to assure buyers they’d have a place to plug in. But with the Supercharger network now open to most competing EV manufacturers, the news has triggered concerns across the auto industry — and is leading Tesla rivals to put emphasis on the competing new Ionna charging network.
Ford Posts Record Month for Hybrid Vehicle Sales as the Company Also Deals with Decreasing F-150 Sales
Ford Motor Co. set a monthly record for sales of hybrid vehicles during April as its sales slipped last month as sales of the full-size F-150 pickup weakened.
Ferrari To Unveil 812 Replacement
New flagship GT is expected to retain V-12 power. Get ready. Ferrari is expected to reveal its newest flagship grand tourer, a space currently occupied by the Ferrari 812. The reveal is slated for Friday, May 3 at 2:00 AM CEST, or 8 PM Thursday night on the East...
Polestar 5 Prototype Using New Battery That Can Charge Up in 10 Minutes
Among the many obstacles to widespread EV adoption, consumers often cite long charging times. But a new battery breakthrough could make it as quick – and potentially even easier – to charge up an EV as it is to fill a gas tank. A Polestar 5 prototype is going from a 10 to 80% charge in just 10 minutes.
First Drive: 2024 Acura ZDX Type S – GM DNA Helps Create Acura’s Spearhead EV
Acura’s 2024 ZDX is out to prove that Acura can compete in the EV wars. But does its combination of style, performance, and luxury have what it takes to help the ZDX emerge as a top contender in a segment that’s not only expanding but also navigating rough seas in sales.
First Drive: 2024 Chevrolet Traverse – More Tech and Rugged Charm Makes This SUV a Winner
Chevrolet is eager to show the world that it can still compete in the three-row CUV segment with the 2024 Chevrolet Traverse. New styling aims to make it more rugged than before while a completely revamped interior adds more comfort and technology.
Ford Recalling 242K Trucks Due to Taillight Problem
Ford is recalling 242,669 2022-2024 Maverick compact pickups due to a problem with the truck’s taillights. This action makes the second time there was a recall involving the pickup last month. Get more details about it at Headlight.News.