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Legendary Auto Journalist David C. Smith — Mr. Automotive — Dead at 93

Legendary Auto Journalist David C. Smith — Mr. Automotive — Dead at 93

Automotive journalism has been filled with men and women who were memorable for their dedication to their craft as well as their colorful personalities. David Smith fits that description or perhaps, the description fits Dave. A mentor to scores of reporters and editors for decades, Smith died Thursday. He was 93. Read more at Headlight.News.

Jeep Cuts Gladiator Pricing Amid Ongoing Sales Slump

Jeep Cuts Gladiator Pricing Amid Ongoing Sales Slump

Jeep, along with Ram, are Stellantis’ cash cows, providing the funding for brands that, if not on life support, don’t realize nearly the profits that these American powerhouse brands bring. So, you have to wonder: What took Stellantis so long to realize that Jeep had issues — major issues. Find out more at Headlight.News.

Stellantis, UAW Square Off Over Commitments Made During Strike

Stellantis, UAW Square Off Over Commitments Made During Strike

Stellantis product plans are in flux, leading to an increasingly bitter dispute with the United Auto Workers. The union is demanding the company honor commitments made during contract negotiations last year. The dispute could threaten in launch of the Ramcharger planned for early next year. Find out more at Headlight.News.

Genesis Planning Hypercar for 24 Hours of Le Mans – And Production Model Could Follow

Genesis Planning Hypercar for 24 Hours of Le Mans – And Production Model Could Follow

Genesis is heading to Le Mans. The luxury brand is developing a new hypercar to compete in that legendary 24-hour race and other events that are part of the World Endurance Championship. With the Korean manufacturer also set to introduce its new Magma performance line-up, this is raising questions about whether Genesis might also bring a production version to market.

Is Musk’s Political Shift Hurting Tesla?

Is Musk’s Political Shift Hurting Tesla?

As the CEO of Tesla and an outspoken advocate of green technology, Elon Musk developed a large and loyal fanbase and was frequently credited as a major force helping to build demand for the automaker’s EVs. But things have changed over the nearly two years since Musk purchased what was then Twitter and began a visible shift towards the political right. That’s changed perceptions of the South African-born Musk for many former fans. But is that costing Tesla sales? Headlight.News has this story.