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CFO Warns Stellantis Could Sell Off Maserati

CFO Warns Stellantis Could Sell Off Maserati

As it looks to potentially consolidate a list of 14 automotive brands, Stellantis could sell off its most exclusive, Maserati, due to weak sales, a senior official warned. That’s on top of several other brands which, Headlight.News reported last week, may be shuttered entirely.

Want a Brand New EV For Just $14,000? There’s Just One Catch

Want a Brand New EV For Just $14,000? There’s Just One Catch

The high cost of today’s EVs has slowed demand. But there’s one model now priced at just $14,000, making it one of the lowest-priced vehicles on the market. But there is one catch: those 3,000 Fisker Ocean SUVs are being liquidated as part of the automaker’s bankruptcy. Whether you’ll be able to get parts and service going forward is far from certain.

Headlight. News Podcast For The Week of 7-15-24 -Transplants Dominate The U.S. – Dealers Crippled – Red Bull Hypercar – Ranger Review – This Week in Automotive History

Headlight. News Podcast For The Week of 7-15-24 -Transplants Dominate The U.S. – Dealers Crippled – Red Bull Hypercar – Ranger Review – This Week in Automotive History

This week's edition of the Headlight.News podcast focuses on foreign automakers increasing their presence in vehicle production, Dealers being crippled by a cyberattack, and Red Bull's newest hypercar. We also review the Ford Ranger and take a look at This Week in...

Toyota Reportedly Ready for Return to F1 in Partnership with Haas

Toyota Reportedly Ready for Return to F1 in Partnership with Haas

Will it or won’t it? That’s the big question in the racing world this week as Toyota reportedly prepares to announce plans to reenter Formula 1 racing. It would mark a return after a failed effort ended 15 years ago. But Toyota is said to be partnering up this time, likely with the American F1 Haas team.

Stellantis Invests $55 Million in Air Taxi Start-Up

Stellantis Invests $55 Million in Air Taxi Start-Up

Stellantis has invested an additional $55 million in Archer Aviation, a pioneer in the fast-emerging field of drone-like flying taxis. That follows a previous $110 million investment the Euro-American automaker made in Archer. And it comes at a time when the start-up completed a milestone flight and is preparing to open up a new assembly plant in Georgia.