Headlight News for the Week of 6-10-24 – May Auto Sales – Who Gets The Most Speeding Tickets – Ford’s Big News – Toyota Crown Signia Review – and This Week in Automotive History
Carl Malek
Jeep Admits It Has Too Many Trim Levels, Confirms Future Models Will Have Less
Jeep prepares to clean house on its assortment of trim levels as the brand prepares to jump start its plans for electrification.
New York Abruptly Cancels Plans For Congestion Charge, Cites Economic Challenges
New York pivots on controversial congestion charge plan. Cites changing economic climate as the cause.
Volvo’s EX90 Flagship EV Finally Enters Production After Two Year Delay
Volvo’s EX90 flagship finally begins mass production after a two-year delay. Model will spearhead massive EX product blitz.
Cadillac Still Interested in Building a Hypercar, Will GM Approve It for Production?
Cadillac might be turning its eye onto the hypercar market according to a newly published report
Genesis Shifts Gears On EVs, Report Says Range-Extended Hybrid Coming By 2026
New report indicates that Genesis is pivoting away from EV plans with hybrid version of GV70 SUV.
2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain Takes Luxury to the Backwoods, Starts at $74,700
2024 Mercedes-Benz E-Class All Terrain channels rugged capability with distinctive wagon luxury to create unique trail-ready offering
Jeep Electrifies – Lucid and Fisker Cut Jobs – New BMW 3-Series – Chevy Equinox Review and This Week In Automotive History
Headlight News for The Week of 6-3-2024 – Jeep Electrifies – Lucid and Fisker Cut Jobs – New BMW 3-Series – Chevy Equinox EV Review – This Week in Automotive History
Honda Wants To Build Its Own Hypercar According to Report, New Partnership With Aston Martin Might Help
The Acura NSX may have been axed, but Honda’s ambition to build a two-door hypercar is far from dead according to a new report.
U.S. Department of Labor Sues Hyundai for Child Labor Violation, Highlights Broader Problem
Hyundai faces big legal trouble after it was discovered that one of its suppliers in Alabama was illegally using child labor to produce components for the South Korean auto giant
Fisker Slashes Hundereds of Jobs In Latest Attempt to Survive and Avoid Bankruptcy
Fisker’s troubles continue to grow as the company lays off even more workers to try and reduce costs as it struggles to survive and avoid filing for bankruptcy.
Nismo’s Future to Incorporate EVs and Crossovers Into Its Mix of Performance Vehicles
Nismo will bank its future on electric vehicles and crossovers as the performance sub-brand prepares for a new generation of buyers and the challenges that come with them.