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Lucid Launches More Affordable Gravity Touring SUV

Lucid Launches More Affordable Gravity Touring SUV

Lucid has finally launched a more affordable version of its first all-electric SUV. The Lucid Gravity Touring package will start at $79,900. That’s $15,000 less than the current “base” Grand Touring package. The automaker clearly hopes the new entry model will help it boost lagging sales, reports Headlight.News.

Waymo Launches Next Big Step for Robotaxis with First Intercity Service; Tesla Falls Further Behind

Waymo Launches Next Big Step for Robotaxis with First Intercity Service; Tesla Falls Further Behind

Waymo says it knows the way to San Jose as it puts driverless taxis on the freeway in Silicon Valley. The initiative beat out arch-rival Tesla, which just promised to pay Elon Musk billions to expand its robotaxi business. Headlight.News has more.

Shareholders Approve Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Payday

Shareholders Approve Musk’s Trillion-Dollar Payday

Bedazzled shareholders approved Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion pay package. But to collect he faces major challenges. Musk has to turn around Tesla’s faltering automotive business at a time when EV sales are sagging, while also proving his vision of robotaxis, robots and AI can add new sources of revenue for the Texas-based company. More from Headlight.News.

Headlight News Podcast for the Week of 11-17-25

Headlight News Podcast for the Week of 11-3-25

In this week’s Headlight News podcast, we cover the impressive Tokyo Motor Show, new introductions from Honda and Subaru, as well as GM’s layoff of hundreds of workers. We also review the Kia Sorento plug-in hybrid and look back at this week in automotive history. You can find the podcast at Headlight.News and Spotify.

These Are Our Favorite Debuts at the Japan Mobility Show

These Are Our Favorite Debuts at the Japan Mobility Show

This year’s Japan Mobility Show proves there’s still plenty of life left on the auto show circuit. The biennial event brought out dozens of new cars, concepts – and even a rocket – during its media preview. Headlight.News was in Tokyo and takes a look at some of the most significant products to debut there.